Oresund Strait

The re Strait, also known as the Songde Strait. It connects the Baltic Sea and the Katgart Strait. It is 110 kilometers long,4-28 kilometers wide, and12-28 meters deep. It is the deepest waterway in the Baltic Sea. There are many wind turbines in the sea that can be seen on the plane.

During Europe, many times from Copenhagen Airport in Denmark to Lund, Sweden, the train always passes through the restrait Bridge. Every time it is shocking. Especially when the train passes through the undersea tunnel to the sea, it is like driving on the sea, surrounded by flocks of seabirds playing. The other day from Milan to Copenhagen, the sky saw the restrait bridge, in the sunset, beautiful! The mobile phone took the overlooking picture.

Malmö is Sweden's third largest city, it is very close to Denmark, it is very close to the channel, there are trains to Copenhagen, the traffic is very convenient. Of course, if the time requirements are not high, you can also take the ferry to and from the two places.

The strategic location is important in the re Straits, which connects the Baltic and Atlantic Oceans, with Denmark at one end and Sweden at the other, and most of the main transports between the straits are ferries! The ferry is only 15 minutes from Helsinger in Denmark to Helsingborg in Sweden, and the main one connecting Copenhagen and Malmö is the Erle Strait Bridge. Walk around Malmö to see the new landmark revolving building (Turning Torso), overlooking the Erle Strait Bridge and the other side to Copenhagen...

A strait separating Denmark and Sweden, the traffic between the two countries was not so convenient before the bridge was built. But the scenery of the strait is really beautiful, the sky is high and the sea breeze is breezy, it is very suitable for leisurely strolling.

It is a charming island on the resund between Sweden and Denmark, and a back garden for residents of both places, with campgrounds and sea-view cabins on the north side of the island, which bursts every summer.