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The Fehmarn Belt is one of numerous straits surrounding the Danish islands. It divides the Danish island Lolland and the German island Fehmarn. The Danish straits always had strategic value. Who owned straits - owned the navigation across the whole Baltic sea.
The sea is beautiful always - at any time of year and in any weather. We had a luck to observe the sea on the sunset when coming beams of the sun made paints especially bright and attractive for photo and video shooting.
Written Nov 25, 2006
Nemorino Says: Photos:1. Another ferry passing ours2. People snoozing on the upper deck3. German flag on the south end of the ferry4. Danish flag on the north endFor those of us who don't do it too often, riding on a ferry is a pleasant experience with lots of fresh air and views of the...
Trains from Hamburg to Copenhagen
Nemorino Says: Photos:1. Second class in a Danish EC3 train2. Signs above the doors in the train, giving coach and seat numbers and the destination Københaven = Copenhagen3. Text in the train about Kaj Munk4. Free coffee and Danish newspapers in First ClassThere are currently six direct...
Nemorino Says: Photos:1. EC3 train in the ferry2. Narrow passageway to walk to the stairsWhen the train arrives the ferry is already waiting and is already loaded with cars, trucks and other such obsolete vehicles, so when the train is rolled on the ferry can shut its doors and leave the...
Nemorino Says: Photos:1. Tugboat "Baltsund" in the Fehmarn Belt2. The tugboat pulling a bargeWe landlubbers rarely see tugboats in the normal course of events, but we often read about them to our children and grandchildren.Tugboats in children's stories are spunky, cheerful little...
Nemorino Says: Photos:1. View from the train window2. Passing through a station in Denmark3. A DSB train (Danish State Railways)After rolling off the ferry at Rødbyhavn, the train continues on to Copenhagen (=København), stopping four times along the way.The trip from Rødbyhavn to...
Nemorino Says: Photos:1. Puttgarden and its new windmills from the ferry2. Puttgarden railroad station3. Taking photos from the ferry4. Leaflet about Fehmarn, on display in our local bakery in FrankfurtThe German island of Fehmarn got its first railroad line when the Fehmarn Sound Bridge...
Nemorino Says: Photos:1. Rødbyhavn from the ferry2. Sign at Rødby Ferry train stationRødbyhavn ("Rødby Harbor") is the harbor on the northern shore of the Fehmarn Belt (southern shore of the Danish island of Lolland), where the ferries arrive from Puttgarden. There is also a town called...
Kuznetsov_Sergey Says: Route E47 from Copenhagen crosses the Guldborgsund straight between Lolland and Falster via a modern tunnel, but the motorway currently terminates at Rødbyhavn where a ferry carries vehicles to Fehmarn. Two older bridges also span the strait between Lolland and Falster, the...
Kuznetsov_Sergey Says: The Rodbyhavn - Puttgarden ferry is the shortest way between islands of Denmark and Germany. We spent only an hour to reach from Denmark to Germany, including 15 minutes of waiting for loading on the ferry and 45 minutes of navigation through the Fehmarn Belt strait. Ferries...
Kuznetsov_Sergey Says: Driving across Denmark by car delivers the great pleasure. Highway E47 from Helsingor to Rodbyhavn has good European quality. Restriction of speed in Denmark is 110 kilometers on motorways and 80 kilometers on usual roads outside of settlements. In settlements it is possible...
Kuznetsov_Sergey Says: The government of Denmark has promulgated plans of creation of a continuous communication between Denmark and Germany on which construction it is required 8 - 11 years. The beginning of works probably the nearest 4 years. The cost of transport communication in length of 18...
Kuznetsov_Sergey Says: Lolland-island is in 125 kilometers to the southwest from Copenhagen.Lolland is one of the most agricultural regions of Denmark. The significant part of its ground is occupied by plantings of sugar beet. Near Bandholm there is a safari-park where exotic animals contain. The...
Forty-one times a day these Scandlines ferries make the crossing from Puttgarden, on the island of Fehmarn in northern Germany, to Rødbyhavn on the Danish island of Lolland.
Rødbyhavn ("Rødby Harbour") is located ca. 5 km. southwest of the town of Rødby. It is a harbour on the northern shore of the Fehmarn Belt. Ferry service connects Rødbyhavn with Puttgarden on the...
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