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Flåm Railway is one of the world’s steepest train routes and is best-known for its spectacular tunnels that spiral in and out of the mountain. On this scenic Norwegian rail journey from the Flåmsbana station in Flåm to Myrdal, you’ll hear about the train’s history, local attractions, and what to do while you’re in the Aurland region. On this 20-kilometre journey you’ll see Norwegian nature at its most magnificent, and stunning views at every turn. The trip starts in the village of Flåm in the innermost section of Aurland fjord’s which forms part of the world’s longest fjord, the Sognefjord. Along the way, you’ll pass and hear about several picturesque hamlets and stations, including Dalsbotn, Berekvam, Blomheller, Lunden, Reinunga and Vatnahalsen, where the spectacular Flåm Zipline starts. On this hour-long train trip, you’ll have a chance to: • Hear about the legend of Brita Fretheim, a local girl who was captured by the Hulder people and trapped behind the Kjosfossen waterfall • See Kjosfossen Falls up close and hear the mighty waterfall’s roar • Be amazed by Norway’s natural beauty as you drift past white mountain peaks with small farms clinging to steep slopes • Find out why the railway is considered a masterpiece of Norwegian engineering • Take in the medieval Flåm Church, completed in 1670 So sit back, relax, and join me on this incredibly scenic journey through Flåm Valley, where waterfalls tumble down steep mountainsides in abundance, and rivers cut through deep gorges. **Please note:** The cost of the train ticket isn’t included in this tour. You’ll need to purchase your own ticket separately.
Price: £7.99 from VoiceMap
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