Ferries from Oslo to Copenhagen
Offers, Timetables and Prices
The sea crossing between Oslo and Copenhagen is temporarily not in operation by maritime companies partnering with NetFerry online services.
Oslo port has passenger terminals for the three ferry operators operating from here, Stena Line, DFDS and Color Line. Every year, almost three million passengers pass through this port, which is very close to the city centre. How to reach Oslo port If you are travelling to the Stena Line or DFDS terminal by car, take the E6 towards "Oslo S" / Oslo Sentrum until you see a sign with the ferry symbol and "København" and "Fredrikshavn". Continue in this direction until you reach a large roundabout above the E6. Keep left at the roundabout and continue to follow the signs for the ferries. If... [More information]
Address: Color Line Terminalen, Hjortnes, 0250, Norvegia Stena Line A/S, Vippetangen, Utstikker 2, Oslo, N-0154, Norvegia Utstikker II, Vippetangen, 0150, Norway
Directions: Google Map @ Oslo, port
Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and Denmark's territory stretches over the two islands of Zealand and Amager. Copenhagen is a unique city, which is connected to Malmo in neighbouring Sweden via the Öresund bridge, the longest in Europe. Copenhagen is a green city, it has a large number of parks and a strong focus on environmental protection. It is also an avant-garde city just waiting to be discovered, with retro-style restaurants alongside sophisticated modern architecture. A brief history of Copenhagen In Danish, Copenhagen means the merchants port and already at the time of ... [More information]