Røros Airport
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Røros Airport RRS

Norway

Røros Airport serves the namesake mining city, a UNESCO World Heritage site founded in the 17th century around its rich copper mines, just 2.2 km from the center.

Røros preserves an extraordinarily well-preserved historic town center of wooden houses, among Europe's finest examples of a mining city.

Content verified on 04/09/2026

How to get to Røros Airport

Røros town center is approximately 2.2 km from the airport: transfer takes approximately 5 minutes by taxi.

By Car

Those arriving by car reach the city center of Røros in just a few minutes.

By Train

There is no direct rail connection to the airport; Røros station is connected to the national railway network, with a train costing approximately 300 NOK to reach other destinations.

By Bus

Public transport to the airport is limited: many prefer taxi.
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Tips Røros historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is easily explored on foot: many accommodations are located a short distance from the main square.

Average travel time to RRS

TrainNot available (station reachable by taxi)
Shuttle busLimited service
Taxi / Private hire5 minutes (600 NOK)

Parking near Røros Airport

Just in front of the terminal is a small parking area.

Rates are in line with Norwegian standards.

How to get to Røros from RRS

By Train

There is no direct rail connection to the airport; Røros station is a short taxi ride away.

By Bus

Public transport lines to the airport are few, which is why taxis are often preferred.

By Taxi

Taxis charge approximately 600 NOK to the city center (around 5 minutes), with fares generally higher in line with the region's cost of living.

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Car rental at Røros Airport

Major car-rental companies have desks in the arrivals area, with rates starting from NOK 884 per day.

Beyond a driving license, passport, and credit card, winter-season vehicles typically include snow tires.

 

Hotels near Røros Airport

Røros airport is just 2-3 km from the centre: a taxi covers the distance in 5-7 minutes for about 180 NOK (17 €). There's nothing around the runway, so there's no point looking for a hotel there: Røros has been a UNESCO World Heritage museum town since 1980, with the wooden houses of the copper miners still intact, and the historic centre is the only real destination for those flying all the way here. The choice therefore comes down to where to sleep inside or just outside the historic core, not whether to be nearby or not.
City centre

The UNESCO historic centre

Taxi from the centre to the airport in 5-7 minutes; the train to Trondheim and Oslo departs from Røros station, in the heart of the town.

Best for: Those who want the seventeenth-century wooden houses, Røros church and the mining museum a short walk from the room.

Pros
  • Cobbled streets, protected wooden houses and the mining museum reachable on foot in a few minutes
  • Several historic hotels to choose from, all within 5-10 minutes on foot from Røros church
Cons
  • Some historic buildings have narrow stairs and small rooms, being renovated houses rather than modern constructions
  • Out of season several restaurants in the centre close early in the evening
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Neighbourhood

Outside the historic core

About 10 minutes on foot from the historic centre and the station; the same distance by taxi from the airport as the rest of the city.

Best for: Families or longer stays wanting a pool and spa in addition to the historic centre, accepting a 10-minute walk.

Pros
  • Indoor pool, sauna and wellness area under one roof, handy with children or on colder days
  • Larger rooms than several historic hotels in the centre
Cons
  • 10 minutes on foot from the main streets of the historic centre, so less convenient for those who want everything always within reach
  • More of a resort atmosphere than a seventeenth-century miner's house
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Airport services

The airport serves Røros, a UNESCO-listed historic mining town founded in the 17th century around copper mines.

Shopping & Duty Free

The airport does not have a duty-free area, proportionate to its traffic volume.

Lounges & relaxation

No dedicated VIP lounges are present.

Connectivity & Wi-Fi

The terminal's waiting and transit areas are covered by Wi-Fi.

Families & Children

No structured family services are provided, consistent with the airport's traffic profile.

Terminal guide

The terminal is compact in size, appropriate for an airport serving a major UNESCO tourism site.

The recommended safety margin for flights is 1.5–2 hours.

Map of Røros Airport

Map of Røros Airport

Frequently asked questions

Q. Why is Røros a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

For its exceptionally well-preserved historic centre of wooden houses, built from the 17th century onward around the area's rich copper mines, among the finest examples of a European mining town.

Q. Can you explore Røros on foot?

Yes, the historic centre is compact and many places to stay are a short walk from the main square, making the town easy to get around without a car.

Q. Why are taxis in Røros relatively expensive?

The fares reflect the higher cost of living typical of rural Norwegian areas, despite the very short distance from the centre.

Q. Does Røros airport suffer from extreme winter weather?

Yes, Røros records some of the coldest temperatures in southern Norway: snow and fog can occasionally cause delays, so it's best not to plan very tight connections in the coldest months.

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