Krøderen Line and its collection

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In 1985, the Storting, Norway's supreme legislature, decided to preserve the Krøderbanen and the Krøderen Station as a heritage railway. This decision was made to ensure the preservation of this historical railway line for future generations to appreciate and learn from.

Current Operations and Events at Krøderbanen

Currently, the Krøderbanen serves as a heritage railway where the Norwegian Railway Club operates both steam and motor trains. These train rides are available from late June to late August and are often combined with various events. These events can range from a western show to a market day, providing a unique and enjoyable experience for visitors.

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NOKrøderbanen

Science & Technology Science & Technology Industrial heritage Railway

Krøderen Line
Fv280 2

Visitor information Krøderen Line

Opening hours

Closed for the season.

Admission

0 – 3NOK 19.00
4 – 15NOK 174.00
AdultsNOK 329.00

Facilities

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Location & Map

Fv280 2, Krøderen

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Exhibitions

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Krøderen Line Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    The Krøderen Line, located in Krøderen, Norway, is a well-preserved heritage railway that offers visitors a trip back in time. This railway museum features a scenic 26-kilometer journey along the old narrow-gauge track between Krøderen and Vikersund. Visitors appreciate the authentically restored steam locomotives and vintage carriages, which provide a genuine experience of early 20th-century rail travel.

    The train ride itself is often described as picturesque, winding through beautiful Norwegian landscapes, including forests and alongside Lake Krøderen. Many reviewers highlight the knowledgeable and friendly staff who enhance the experience with historical information and anecdotes about the railway's significance to the region.

    While the Krøderen Line receives mostly positive feedback, some visitors mention that the facilities at the stations are basic, and the ride might be a bit long for very young children. Additionally, as an outdoor attraction, the experience can be weather-dependent, which is worth considering when planning a visit.

    Overall, the Krøderen Line is appreciated for its historical value, scenic views, and the opportunity to experience a piece of Norway's railway heritage. It's particularly recommended for train enthusiasts, history buffs, and families looking for an educational and enjoyable outing.

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