Trondheim
Cologne
Cologne
Hambourg
Copenhagen
Göteborg
Oslo
Oslo
Oslo
🌎 Countries crossed
France, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway
🕔 Transport time
29h43
🌱 Carbon footprint
≈ 4 times
less than with aplane
💼 Journey type
Winter, Culture
How to join Trondheim from Paris by train?
Paris, FranceCologne, Germany
High speed train
(≈ 3h20)
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Cologne, GermanyHambourg, Germany
High speed train
(≈ 4h00)
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Hambourg, GermanyCopenhagen, Denmark
High speed train
(≈ 5h00)
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Copenhagen, DenmarkGöteborg, Sweden
High speed train
(≈ 3h53)
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Göteborg, SwedenOslo, Norway
High speed train
(≈ 3h30)
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Oslo, NorwayTrondheim, Norway
Night train
(≈ 10h00)
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Detailed itinerary
The itinerary includes 29h43 of transport and 6 steps.
Paris - Cologne
The step from Paris to Cologne lasts 3h20. You'll travel in a high speed train.
Cologne - Hambourg
The step from Cologne to Hambourg lasts 4h00. You'll travel in a high speed train.
Hambourg - Copenhagen
The step from Hambourg to Copenhagen lasts 5h00. You'll travel in a high speed train.
Copenhagen - Göteborg
The step from Copenhagen to Göteborg lasts 3h53. You'll travel in a high speed train.
Göteborg - Oslo
The step from Göteborg to Oslo lasts 3h30. You'll travel in a high speed train.
Oslo - Trondheim
The step from Oslo to Trondheim lasts 10h00. You'll travel in a night train.
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