A ferry to Sweden is a pleasant and versatile way to reach the Scandinavian country. The ferry connections from Germany, Denmark or Poland offer convenient crossings to cities such as Trelleborg, Gothenburg and Malmö. Enjoy a relaxing trip across the Baltic Sea and plan your crossing with the support of our team.

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For travelers wishing to travel from Germany to Sweden by ferry, there are various options and routes that make for a pleasant crossing. The ferry connections from Germany to Sweden offer a variety of departures and ports that allow passengers to reach their destination in comfort. Popular departure ports in Germany include Kiel and Rostock, from where regular ferries depart to Sweden, especially to the Småland region.

Prices for ferry crossings vary depending on the route chosen, season and cabin or seat category booked. For people who prefer an overnight stay, many shipping companies also offer overnight trips, which offer a relaxed opportunity to get some sleep during the journey and save time.

The ships used on the routes to Sweden are usually well equipped and offer various amenities such as restaurants, bars and entertainment options. Bicycles can often be taken on board for an additional cost, as well as campers, cars and caravans, making these ferries a flexible transportation option for different types of travelers.

One of the most famous sights on the route from Germany to Sweden is the impressive Öresund Bridge, which connects Copenhagen in Denmark with Malmö in Sweden. This bridge is a striking feature on the journey and offers spectacular views of the surrounding area.

For a detailed overview of the available connections, departure times and prices, we will be happy to advise you on how to make your trip to Sweden pleasant and smooth.

Sweden has so much to offer. From the impressive, untouched nature, stylish architecture, trend-setting cities such as Stockholm, Gothenburg or Malmö, the Jedersmann right to festivals and a rich cultural tradition.

Many ferry companies take you to Sweden on various routes. There are many ways to travel around the country. You can also explore different cities on a mini cruise.

Fantastic air quality, clean drinking water and a wide range of activities can be found in all of Sweden’s three largest cities. Gothenburg is considered a culinary Mecca, has the largest amusement park in Sweden, Liseberg, and a butterfly house that is well worth seeing. Just outside the city limits you will find the Gothenburg archipelago. Take advantage of the opportunity to go island hopping in this picturesque nature with its tranquil fishing villages.

Did you know that over 90 subway stations in Stockholm have been transformed into art galleries? With a length of over 110 kilometers, the Stockholm subway, Tunnelbana, is considered the longest art exhibition in the world. One of the largest palaces in the world is also located in the capital. If you are there from April to the beginning of May, you can admire the cherry blossoms in Kungsträdgården. Another must in this city is a visit to the Vasa Museum, which houses a warship from the 17th century.

Folkets Park in Malmö is the oldest public city park in the world and has been in existence for 120 years. It offers some of Malmö’s most popular playgrounds, various attractions (including mini golf and a paddling pool), bars and restaurants. Or would you like to experience a Nordic combination? Then we recommend Ribersborg Kallbadhus. A separate experience for men and women in five different saunas and other locations, which you can complement with a dip in the sea.

Sweden was the first country in Europe to establish a national park in 1909. Eight more were inaugurated in the same year. There are now 30 parks covering an area of over 7000 square kilometers. At the Naturum, the visitor centers, you will find lots of valuable information about each park. Whether you prefer to climb the mountains in the north and seek an arctic adventure or go hiking in the south thanks to the mild climate or explore the incredible underwater world in the first marine national park Kosterhavet, you will spend unforgettable days in Sweden.

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FAQ – Ferry to Sweden