The iconic Øresund Bridge, connecting Sweden and Denmark, is primarily an engineering marvel rather than a traditional pedestrian attraction. It is best experienced by car, bus, or train, as there is no pedestrian or bicycle access directly on the bridge itself; special viewing points can be found on both sides. Visits are typically solo, simply crossing as part of a journey, but some guided tours might incorporate a crossing or discussion of its history and engineering. It's accessible year-round, though extreme weather like strong winds or heavy snow can cause temporary closures or speed restrictions. The approximate cost varies: a vehicle toll applies for cars (with potential discounts for frequent users via Bropas), while train tickets are standard public transport fares. A typical crossing takes about 10-15 minutes, but a dedicated 'visit' to appreciate the structure might involve driving across, perhaps stopping at a viewpoint, and returning, which could take 30-60 minutes. This impressive structure transforms into an underwater tunnel (the Drogden Tunnel) mid-route, offering unique views, especially during sunset.