Hanshaugen is a borough of the city of Oslo, Norway.
How locals move
Getting around St. Hanshaugen the local way
- Get inThe train station is linked to the airport via free shuttle buses that takes 8 min Several small Polish minibuses serve flights to and from Poland.
- Get inOslo is connected to Denmark and Germany by car ferry.
- Get inYou may also want to consider Color Lines high-speed boats from Larvik (2 hours south of Oslo on E18, or easily reachable by hourly Vy train) or Kristiansand (4½ hours south of Oslo on E18, or reachable on five daily trains or near-hourly buses) to Hirtshals (Denmark).
- Get inThe train station in Kristiansand is close to the ferry quay, while in Larvik the quay has been moved to a location which is a bit of a trek from the station.
- Get inBe aware of passenger ferries and container ships approaching and leaving the inner harbour and the Filipstad and Sjursøya terminals.
- Get aroundOslo has a comprehensive public transport network, consisting of trains, metro, trams, buses and ferries.
- Get aroundPaper tickets can only be purchased on buses and ferries.
- Get aroundAll fares are valid across all modes, including trains, metro, trams, buses and ferries.
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