Oslo to Gothenburg

Choose Your Transport Wisely**: While all options are feasible, the train is often the most convenient and scenic choice, taking about 3.5 hours. Buses are generally cheaper, but take longer (around 4-5 hours). Driving offers flexibility but consider the cost of petrol and potential tolls.

Book in Advance**: For trains and buses, book your tickets ahead of time to secure the best rates. Use websites like SJ (for trains) or FlixBus (for buses) to compare prices and schedules.

Timing is Key**: Peak travel times, especially weekends, can lead to crowded trains and buses. Try to travel during off-peak hours (midweek or early morning) for a more comfortable experience.

Luggage Considerations**: If you're taking the train or bus, check baggage policies in advance. Most trains have generous luggage allowances, while buses may have stricter limits. When driving, ensure your car is packed efficiently to maximize space.

Prepare for Border Crossing**: Although Norway and Sweden are part of the Schengen Area, keep your passport handy, as it's still good practice to have it accessible during border crossings. Ensure that you’re informed of any travel restrictions or requirements, especially related to COVID-19 or other regulations.