Anyway, apart from the souvenirs that make me excited, the Oresund Bridge was one cool bridge that amazed me. Connecting Sweden and Denmark, the bridge is over 10 miles (16,4 km) and is the connection between the metropolitan areas of Copenhagen and Malmo. Built in 1991, the bridge is perfect for travelers wanting a quick connection between Sweden and Denmark without flying, the Oresund Bridge now carries more than 60,000 travelers daily - amongst them both local commuters and visitors. The Oresund Bridge offers a 4-lane road carrying 6 million vehicles per year, and two train tracks (another 8 million people each year). (Source)
Here are a few shots I took of the bridge:
I hope everyone is having a spectacular Monday!
Amazing. I had never heard of this bridge. That is so great that it joins 2 different countries. Sometimes I wish we had a bridge to somewhere - just to escape every now and then.
ReplyDeleteI thought that image shot from under the bridge is very sleek.
ReplyDeleteI am reawly fascinatingly curious about these Scandinavian countries now that you're featuring them.
Ang ganda, I hope I have a trip there soon, a shot to the moon, but seriously, I think I should at least try to wish for a trip to somewhere far.
ReplyDeleteoh kayni, i love your pics!
ReplyDeletewe also collect ref magnets. but i'm starting to think it's not a good idea because our ref is getting too cluttered!