Trelleborg, the southernmost city in Sweden, is a popular destination. The city is located directly on the Baltic Sea and can be reached by ferry from Rostock in just 6 hours.
Trelleborg is a city with a rich history and culture. The city was founded in the 10th century and was an important trading port back then. Today, Trelleborg is a modern center with a lively atmosphere.
Discover Sweden on your ferry from Rostock to Trelleborg. Start your vacation in Sweden in a relaxed atmosphere with a ferry from Rostock to Trelleborg. On board the ferry you can relax, enjoy the view or simply have a coffee.
The ferries offer different cabin categories and on-board facilities so that you can find the perfect trip for you. Book your ferry from Rostock to Trelleborg now and experience Sweden up close!
Ferry connection: Ferries Rostock to Trelleborg
The ferry to Trellebrog is offered by Stena Line and TT Line several times a day in the high season, departing from the port of Rostock. The crossing takes around 6 hours. Book your ticket now and secure your place on board for your ferry from Rostock to Sweden.
Ferry companies
Alternative ferry routes to Rostock – Trelleborg
Here you will find the alternative ferry routes for the crossing from Rostock to Trelleborg:
- Kiel – Gothenburg
- Travemünde – Trelleborg
- Travemünde – Malmö
- Rostock – Gedser – Helsingör – Helsingborg
- to all routes to Sweden…
Timetable & Prices
Here you can easily and conveniently check the timetable and prices of your ferry trip from Rostock (Germany) to Trelleborg.
Planning a trip to Trelleborg: Places of interest Trelleborg
As one of the largest ferry ports in Sweden, Trelleborg, Sweden’s southernmost city, welcomes you.
- Palmernas Stad (city of palm trees):
- Around 100 palm trees, imported from Spain in 1984, adorn the beach promenade in summer.
- Discovery of the remains of the Viking castle in 1988.
- Trelleborg, the only surviving Viking fortress in Sweden.
- Venue for various events such as the Viking market, Viking games and the big Midsummer celebration.
- Smygehuk:
- The southernmost point in Sweden.
- Signposts with distances to other towns and the bronze sculpture “Famntaget” (the embrace).
- 17 meter high lighthouse with a breathtaking view of the sea.
- Bedding edge:
- One of the most popular beaches in the country with a 20 to 30 meter wide, white sandy beach.
- A campsite nearby for visitors.
- Skaneleden and cycle paths:
- The Skaneleden hiking trail, a Swedish pilgrimage route, begins in Trelleborg.
- Various exciting cycle paths in the surrounding area.
- Wine route:
- Over 20 wineries along the wine route offering wine tastings and winegrower seminars.
- Typical dishes:
- Recommendation: Äggakaka – a savory pancake served with cranberry jam.
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