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Ferries to Helsingør

Helsingør, located on the eastern coast of Denmark, is a historic city known for its impressive Kronborg Castle and its key role in controlling maritime traffic through the Øresund Strait. This picturesque port offers frequent connections with the Swedish city of Helsingborg, making it a crucial hub for travelers between the two countries.

To reach Helsingør from nearby Helsingborg in Sweden, you can use the ferry service operated by Forseaferries. The crossing is particularly convenient and quick, making it easy and hassle-free to travel between the two cities.

The Helsingborg-Helsingør route is managed by Forseaferries, with a crossing duration of approximately 20 minutes, making it one of the shortest and most frequent crossings in the region. Ticket prices start at around 10 euros for a deck seat, with options for cabins and variable rates depending on the season and availability. The company offers high-quality service with modern ships equipped for a pleasant journey.

Forseaferries ships are equipped with onboard services including cafes and relaxation areas, ensuring passengers can enjoy a comfortable crossing. The efficiency of the service is a strong point, with frequent departures making it easy to plan your travels.

Upon arriving in Helsingør, you will have the opportunity to explore a city rich in history and culture. Kronborg Castle, which inspired Shakespeare's play "Hamlet," is one of the main attractions and offers a fascinating insight into Danish history. Additionally, Helsingør is well connected to other Danish destinations, allowing you to continue your exploration of the country.

Book your ferry to Helsingør on Ferriesonline.com to take advantage of the best available rates. Our price comparison tool allows you to compare Forseaferries offers and easily book your ticket online. Safe travels!

FERRIES TO HELSINGØR

Information about Helsingborg
Helsingborg is a Swedish city located south of the country, in the county of Scania, of which it is the second largest city by population, after the capital Malmö.
Originally Danish, it was founded in 1085. It then became Swedish in 1658, following some wars between Denmark and Sweden.
Helsingborg is a scenic coastal city, due to the particular mixture of the oldest stone buildings and the presence of a stronghold (Kärnan) in the center which contrasts with the most modern commercial buildings.
Located at the closest point to Denmark, it is separated from the Danish city of Helsingør by only a 4 kilometer stretch.
Helsingborg is the starting point of the European Route E55, which reaches Kalamata (Greece). It is well connected to Malmö and Göteborg at both the motorway and the railway level.

The city is also well connected to the Danish port of Elsinore by Scandlines ferry.