A modern engineering marvel that connects two cities in two different countries? You heard that right. The Oresund Bridge does just that, connecting Copenhagen in Denmark and Malmo in Sweden. It is 16 km long and includes a road and rail link. That isn't it- it is divided into three sections - the bridge, an artificial island Peberholm, and a tunnel. If you are traveling to both Sweden and Denmark, there is absolutely no way that you should miss using this bridge. Stop and marvel at the feat of human achievement. You'll notice that the tunnel rises out of the sea over which the bridge is built. If you are flying out of Copenhagen, then you'll also get a rather special ariel view of this structure. Thanks to the bridge itself, the Swedish area of Malmo has also developed significantly, with a variety of tourist spots, restaurants overlooking the bridge and more. The other amazing thing? Most of the parts of this bridge such as the cable ties and piers were built on land and were affixed in place later using floating cranes.
By bus:
Take bus line 4 from Malmö Gustav Adolfs torg to Malmö Hammars Parkväg. It'll cover 9.2 km in 21 minutes and costs 21 SEK. Then take a taxi from Malmö Hammars Parkväg to Øresund Bridge, which cover 40.3 km in 28 minutes and costs 700 SEK.
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Waiting Time
Entrance Fee
Car (max 6 m): 62 EUR
Van 6 to 9 m: 124 EUR
Van over 9 m: 198 EUR
Motorbike: 32 EUR
*Toll prices depend upon the size of the vehicle. Check on the official website before visiting: Read more
Time you can spend
Weather
Be the first one to start a thread.
