Oresund Bridge

 The bridge accounts for half the trip, spanning nearly five miles, and the entire trip takes only ten minutes by car. The engineering marvel took four years to complete and receives tens of thousands of cars in daily traffic.

At five miles in length, Oresund Bridge between Denmark and Sweden is Europe’s longest combined rail and road bridge. Opened in July 2000, the Oresund Bridge runs from the coast of Sweden to an artificial island in the Oresund strait, called Peberholm, before going underground through the Drogden Tunnel to Amager island in Denmark. 

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