Oslo Central Station
| Oslo Sentralstasjon Oslo S |
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 Bjørvika district and Oslo S
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| Data | |
| Design | Through station |
| Platform tracks | 19th |
| abbreviation | Oslo S |
| opening | 1980 |
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| Architectural data | |
| architect | John Engh |
| location | |
| City / municipality | Oslo |
| province | Oslo |
| Country | Norway |
| Coordinates | 59 ° 54 '40 " N , 10 ° 45' 3" E |
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| List of train stations in Norway | |
Oslo Sentralstasjon ( German Oslo Central Station ), abbreviated Oslo S , is the main train station of the city of Oslo and the largest train station in Norway .
history
The station is the successor to the Østbanestasjonen (Oslo Ø) built in 1854 and opened in 1981. With this construction project, the long-distance transport tasks of the Vestbanestasjonen station (Oslo V) were given up. The trains were led through the newly built Oslotunnel to Oslo S.
In addition to long-distance and local trains, the Flytoget , an express train that connects the Norwegian capital with Oslo-Gardermoen Airport , stops at this traffic junction , all six underground lines ( Oslo T-bane ) , trams and bus lines in the Oslo conurbation. The stop at the train station is called Jernbanetorget . Around 150,000 travelers use this station every day.
The station consists of three main buildings, all of which are interconnected. These are the actual main train station, the Flytoget AS terminal and the modernized Østbanehallen, the oldest part of the complex.
Almost all of the Norges Statsbaner's long-distance trains start or end here.
photos
Old Oslo station Ø
A BM69 from NSB in Oslo S
Entrance to Oslo S train station
Bjørvika with Oslo S and the Oslo Opera House
The Jernbanetorget metro station just north of the Sentralstasjon
