i was there include 1 day tour wandeing Copenhagen, nice are, clean city, good felling. People are so humble and speak English very well so i dont get lost too much

Take the longest bridge in Europe via Danish Rail for a day in Malmo, Sweden, a charming restored European town. Takes only 25 min via rail.

I love traveling by train but you don't really get a view of the bridge at all this way. I couldn't see anything and was disappointed! You're pretty close to the water, though, as the train travels on the lower part of the bridge. Oh well...perhaps another time for me.

A fantastic bridge making it so much easier to travel between Denmark and Sweden. Great for those who maybe are staying in Copenhagen and going to Malmo arena or for a day out to Malmo. Also good for those staying in Malmo to visit Copenhagen. It takes just 25mins on a train between the two. Definiately the quickest and easiest... More

Drove from Malmö to Copenhagen over the bridge. It's an amazing and very convenient construction. There are many ways you can experience the bridge. You Han pay toll and drive your car or you can take the train.

A bridge between Denmark and Sweden has been talked about for years. Now it is a marvellous reality, 20 minutes on the train from the Central Station, via Kastrup Airport, and you have reached the delightful city of Malmo, Sweden. Shops are expensive, but at least going by train you have not had to pay any tolls.

All I will say is that this is a must-see. A marvel of modern engineering! We took the train from Copenhagen to Malmo via this bridge, and I wish we could have gotten a view of it and its ancillary island from a helicopter. Maybe on the next trip.

I'm afraid I'm a bit of an anorak when it comes to great engineering but this is one you simply have to experience when in Copenhagen. Get the bus though so you can drive on the top deck and take in the breath-taking views of Sweden and Denmark. It's so easy to travel to Sweden and back that you'd be... More

A bit of an engineering marvel - just wish the UK could build infrastructure like this! Also gives the great advantage of being able to visit 2 countries in one city break visit and Malmo is well worth a day out.