Haha nej du får inte promenera på bron alls. Om du sitter i bilen gäller vanlig svensk lag

No, ho viaggiato con un'auto a noleggio (mod Renault Clio)ed il prezzo era compreso. Credo comunque che si aggiri intorno ai 100 € andata e ritorno Mi spiace di non essere d'aiuto!

Oye yoy yoy.......there is reason to fear for the future of the world.....I was on the train, and trains don't make u-turns on a bridge.....did you ever make a u-turn on the George Washington bridge? or the Holland Tunnel? or Lincoln Tunnel? or Verazano Narrows Bridge? or Golden Gate Bridge? or in the Euro Tunnel?

the train goes directly from the airport, but doesn't stop. it goes over the bridge. it is not a pedestrian bridge and i do not think you are allowed to approach it on foot. it would be hard from the swedish side and basically impossible from the danish side. think of how you'd walk to the delaware bridge: it's on a highway. the oresund takes trains and autos, but is no easier to approach.

You can get the train at the Copenhagen Central Station

Hi, sorry for the delay in replying. I am afraid I cannot answer that accurately as I did not buy a round trip ticket. I bought a single ticket to Malmo & then a single ticket back at Malmo as we didn’t know what time we wanted to come back and decided to get the train back. That worked well for us. Hope you have (or had) a good trip.

I can't remember exactly but I think it was the equivalent of £12. It was more expensive to book on line than pay at the machines in the airport or in Malmo.

Hi Julie, you are right the road toll is expensive, but this is Denmark/Sweden! I travelled to Sweden by ferry and train and returned using the same transport but by train and ferry to Hamburg, Germany. If you are approaching the bridge from Denmark there is usually a good rail service every twenty minutes from Copenhagen K (Central) Station use Google Maps to locate.this takes about 30 minutes and goes to various places in Sweden, but get off at Malmo Central. I found Malmo a lovely city with plenty to do and some great hotels. I stayed at Malmo Clarion Hotel Live where if you opt for a 21 or 22 floor room you get a “free” view of said bridge. (See my Hotel review for photos) I did experience quite a few delays on this train service so beware if you’re on a tight schedule. Well worth the experience though, cost was about 110 Kroner each way (About a tenner, bargain!)