- How many hours to fly from Moscow to Norway?
- Flight Moscow - Oslo
- Flight Moscow - Stavanger
- Flight Moscow - Sannefjord
- Flight Moscow - Bergen
Before the vacation, travelers are interested in how long to fly to Norway from Moscow, where in Oslo they will see the Royal Palace and Akershus Fortress, visit Vigeland Park and the Viking Ship Museum, in Stavanger they will see the collection of the Norwegian Oil Museum, and in Bergen they will visit the Fish Market. the Edvard Grieg House Museum and the KODE Museum, as well as a ride on the Floybanen funicular.
How many hours to fly from Moscow to Norway?
Direct flights lasting at least 2.5 hours are operated by Estonian Air, Aeroflot and Air Baltic.
Flight Moscow - Oslo
It will be possible to overcome 1,645 km in 2 hours 50 minutes together with Aeroflot on flights SU2534 or SU2174 (a Moscow-Oslo ticket is sold for at least 5400-6200 rubles). If tourists have to change trains in Tallinn, their journey will last up to 14 hours (almost 11-hour waiting), in Hamburg - up to 5 hours, in Amsterdam - up to 6 hours, in Riga and Vantaa - up to 8 hours (4, 5-hour flight), in Copenhagen - up to 4.5 hours, in Berlin - up to 5.5 hours, in Amsterdam - up to 18 hours (13-hour respite from flights), in Zurich - up to 12 hours (the flight will take 6 hours).
The infrastructure of Gardermoen Airport is represented by: shops and a duty-free zone; halls for VIP clients, a conference hall and a business center; financial institutions (2 branches exchange more than 40 types of currencies) and ATMs (issue 16 types of currencies); wireless technology Wi-Fi; 6 outdoor parking lots and 2 indoor parking lots; food establishments. Tourists will be taken to the Norwegian capital by the Flybussen express buses (the final stop is the Central Railway Station) or the Flytoget high-speed train (the interval is 10-20 minutes).
Flight Moscow - Stavanger
From Moscow to Stavanger (cashiers sell tickets for at least 8600 rubles) 1928 km, and tourists will be offered to make transfers in Copenhagen (6, 5-hour trip), Riga (5-hour trip), Amsterdam (6, 5 hours) or to Oslo (the road will take 4, 5 hours). In addition to providing standard services, passengers at Stavanger Airport are offered to view the exhibits of the aviation and maritime museum. Those who wish to get to the center of Stavanger in half an hour by express bus.
Flight Moscow - Sannefjord
Moscow and Sannefjord are 1670 km apart (an air ticket can be bought for 8400 rubles). Tourists flying through Amsterdam will board flights SU3181 and KL1217 and arrive at their final destination 5.5 hours after takeoff at Sheremetyevo.
At Sandefjord Torp Airport, passengers will find restaurants and bars, shops, a bank, and wireless Internet access. Those who need to get from Sandefjord Torp Airport to Sandefjord can use a taxi (8 km will be covered), and if the destination is Oslo (Oslo Central Station), it makes sense for them to take the train (the distance of 118 km will be left behind in 1, 5 hours) or the Ekspressen bus (in 1 hour and 45 minutes travelers will be at the bus station in Oslo).
Flight Moscow - Bergen
You can get from Moscow to Bergen (distance - 1948 km) by paying at least 11,900 rubles for a ticket and making a stop at Stockholm airports (5 hours), Rome and Amsterdam (from a 12-hour trip, the flight will take more than 4.5 hours), Oslo (6 hours), Copenhagen (6, 5 hours), Berlin and Copenhagen (9 hours), Frankfurt am Main (7 hours) or Marseille and Amsterdam (during the 21-hour journey, there will be a 13-hour flight break) …
Bergen Airport has a medical center, car rental and currency exchange, ATM machines, a conference center and 5 conference rooms, several shops, cafes and bars, and a Hansatorget pizzeria and pub. Travelers will be brought to the center of Bergen by the Flybussbergen express bus (they will spend 17-30 minutes on the way), the TIDE bus (the journey will take at least 22 minutes), as well as regular buses No. 56, 23, 57.
