To the east of Malvik is the municipality of Stjørdal, which includes Trondheim Airport, Værnes.
 The airport has frequent connections to many locations in Norway, and a growing range of direct air links abroad (currently including London, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Prague).
 The proximity of this airport means that Malvik, though a small community in a relatively isolated location, has rather good transport connections very close at hand.
 The European route E6 highway runs through Malvik and it has several tunnels, the longest of which is the Hell Tunnel.

The Nordland Line runs from Trondheim to Bodø (further north in Norway) and the Meråker Line runs east to Sweden.
 The railroad winds its way along the coast of the Trondheimsfjord in Malvik, and is a very scenic and pleasant journey.
 Malvik has two railway stations: Vikhammer Station and Hommelvik Station.
 The Gevingåsen Tunnel is being built to shorten the rail trip from Trondheim to Stjørdal.
 A side effect of this is that the scenic attractiveness of the trip will be somewhat reduced, as part of the section along the fjord will no longer form part of the trip.
The railway junction where the line splits for Bodø or Sweden is just to the east of Malvik, at a small settlement called Hell.
 The station is well known to railway enthusiasts from its odd name (for English language speakers).
 It is indeed possible, in Malvik, to purchase "a single ticket to Hell" or a return "to Hell and back".
To the east of Malvik is the municipality of Stjørdal, which includes Trondheim Airport, Værnes.  The airport has frequent connections to many locations in Norway, and a growing range of direct air links abroad (currently including London, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Prague).  The proximity of this airport means that Malvik, though a small community in a relatively isolated location, has rather good transport connections very close at hand.  The European route E6 highway runs through Malvik and it has several tunnels, the longest of which is the Hell Tunnel.
The Nordland Line runs from Trondheim to Bodø (further north in Norway) and the Meråker Line runs east to Sweden.  The railroad winds its way along the coast of the Trondheimsfjord in Malvik, and is a very scenic and pleasant journey.  Malvik has two railway stations: Vikhammer Station and Hommelvik Station.  The Gevingåsen Tunnel is being built to shorten the rail trip from Trondheim to Stjørdal.  A side effect of this is that the scenic attractiveness of the trip will be somewhat reduced, as part of the section along the fjord will no longer form part of the trip. The railway junction where the line splits for Bodø or Sweden is just to the east of Malvik, at a small settlement called Hell.  The station is well known to railway enthusiasts from its odd name (for English language speakers).  It is indeed possible, in Malvik, to purchase "a single ticket to Hell" or a return "to Hell and back".
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