Helsingborg Ferry Station

The Helsingborg Ferry Station stands as a transportation center connecting Sweden and Denmark across the Öresund Strait through regular maritime services.

Architect Folke Zettervall designed this neo-Gothic style station in 1898, establishing a vital link for railway passengers traveling between Sweden and Denmark.

The station represents the connection between Nordic nations, facilitating daily exchanges between Swedish and Danish communities through its maritime transport services.

Passengers can access up to 35 daily ferry departures to Helsingør, with each crossing taking approximately 20 minutes across the Öresund Strait.

The station forms part of one of the most frequent international car ferry routes globally, managing thousands of vehicles between Sweden and Denmark.

Location: Helsingborg Municipality

Inception: 1898

Architects: Folke Zettervall

GPS coordinates: 56.04574,12.69076

Latest update: March 9, 2025 10:30