The Øresund Bridge spans the Øresund Strait, connecting Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, and Malmö, the Swedish city. The Øresund Bridge consists of two parts: a cable-stayed sea-crossing bridge and an undersea tunnel. Most of the 8-kilometer-long sea-crossing bridges are in Sweden, all the way to the artificial island of Peberholm (in Denmark) in the strait. The train running between Malmö and Copenhagen runs on the bridge, which is very convenient. Generally ships pass through the Dulogtown Strait, and the undersea tunnel is below, and the Oresund Bridge is very spectacular.
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Show More ReviewsThe Øresundsbron Bridge is a combined railway and highway bridge across Sweden and Denmark. The bridge is about 8 kilometers from the Swedish coast to the artificial island in the middle of the strait. It was opened to traffic on July 1, 2000. Now there are many windmills beside the bridge, with modern scenery.