Your premium independent guide to the Øresund Bridge — toll intelligence, crossing guides, and travel information for the Copenhagen–Malmö corridor.
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The Øresund crossing is an engineering marvel comprising three distinct structural elements spanning 16 kilometres.
An immersed tunnel beneath the Drogden shipping channel, constructed from prefabricated concrete elements. Carries both road and rail in separate tubes.
An artificial island created from tunnel excavation material. Now a protected nature reserve, Peberholm serves as the transition point between tunnel and bridge.
The iconic cable-stayed bridge with twin pylons rising 204 metres. Carries a four-lane motorway on the upper deck and a two-track railway below.
Road vehicles pay a toll to cross the Øresund Bridge. Rates vary by vehicle category. Regular commuters can access subscription programs through the BroBizz platform for significantly reduced per-crossing costs.
Train passengers pay no bridge toll — only the ticket price for the Øresundståg service, which connects Copenhagen Central to Malmö Central in approximately 35 minutes.
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