Tourist attractions on way from Stockholm to Oslo [closed]

I'll be going from Stockholm to Oslo by car. I understand the Oslojord area is very touristic. Are there any other nice attractions on this way? Somewhat off the direct route are Goethenburg and Uppsala, but I am not very familiar with the country. Charming ideas are very much appreciated.

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What is there to see between Stockholm and Oslo?

Best stops along Oslo to Stockholm drive

Fredrikstad ferry port. Ferry service. ...
Fredrikstad Tourist Office Old Town. Tourist information center. ...
Flytoget. Railroad company. ...
Kosterhavet National Park. National park. ...
\xd8stfoldbadet. Water park. ...
Fredriksten fortress. Historical landmark. ...
Arvika Kanot & Turistcenter. ...
M\xe5rbacka.

Is the drive from Stockholm to Oslo scenic?

Driving from Oslo to Stockholm will take you about seven or eight hours. The distance is a little more than 500 km (300 mi). Road conditions are good and drivers are friendly. There are some interesting places along the way (highway E18), but the route is not incredibly scenic.

Is the train ride from Oslo to Stockholm scenic?

The train journey from Oslo to Stockholm is not the most scenic in Scandinavia. However, a train passes through extensive pine forests and plenty of pretty lakes.

How do I get from Stockholm to Oslo?

The best way to get from Stockholm to Oslo is to train which takes 5h 44m and costs 500 kr - 700 kr. Alternatively, you can bus, which costs 240 kr - 380 kr and takes 7h 35m.

Auto trip from Sweden to Norway (Stockholm - Oslo)

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