In Örebro, everything is close. The town pulse, campus life, and nature are just a ten-minute bike ride away. And for those wanting to explore more of Scandinavia, Örebro’s the perfect starting point. More than 70 per cent of all Swedes live within 300 kilometres of Örebro and reach Stockholm and Gothenburg. Even Oslo in Norway is just a few hours away by train.
Bicycle city Örebro
A bicycle is the best means of transport for getting around in Örebro. It is often faster than going by car, you get fresh air and contribute to better air quality and environment. The town’s biking paths connect the entire city and are kept snow and ice-free during winter.
Public transport
Several bus lines connect the university with the town centre – just 15 minutes by bus. Buy your ticket on board using a credit card or an app – cash is not accepted.
Read more about bus services in Örebro.
Driving a car in Sweden
Like much of Europe, Sweden has right-hand traffic. If you are going to drive a car in Sweden, remember your driving license. Sweden is safety conscious – rules regarding alcohol and driving are stringent, everyone must wear seat belts in cars and on buses, and all vehicles must have daytime running headlights.
Read more about driving in Sweden.
Explore Scandinavia
Örebro is strategically located in the middle of Sweden’s demographic centre. Trains are an excellent means of transport to travel around Sweden and Scandinavia. It takes just under two hours to the capital, Stockholm and less than three hours to Gothenburg, Sweden’s second-largest city. Norwegian’s capital, Oslo, is about five hours away by train.
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