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Port of Trelleborg (Sweden)

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The Port of Trelleborg is the largest RoRo (Roll-on Roll-off) port in Scandinavia and an indispensable link in the European transport network. Located at the southern tip of Sweden, it gives the shortest maritime routes to Germany and Poland. The port's development in the late 19th century was crucial for Sweden's industrial integration with the European continent, notably through the opening of the legendary 'King's Line' to Sassnitz in 1909. Today, over one million trucks and millions of tonnes of cargo pass through here annually, making Trelleborg one of the most efficient logistics hubs in the Baltic Sea. The port has specialized in intermodal transport, seamlessly linking rail and road through massive infrastructure investments. A current major project involves shifting the port area to the southeast to allow for urban development and to further enhance operational efficiency. Trelleborg Port pursues ambitious environmental targets, including the complete elimination of fossil fuels from its internal harbor operations.

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Jun–Aug.

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📋 Practical info

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What is this place?
The Port of Trelleborg is Sweden's largest RoRo port and a crucial link to the European continent. It specializes in rolling cargo such as trucks and trailers, handling a large share of Swedish foreign trade.
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Visiting
The port is an active industrial area; access is limited to public areas such as ferry terminals and the promenade. Visitors can watch the ferries and cargo handling activities from viewing platforms.
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Where to view it
Good viewpoints include the harbor park and the quays along Österlen Street. From the pier tip, one can watch the large ferries entering and departing.
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Local products
Trelleborg provides local agricultural produce including grains, beets, and vegetables. The port itself is a major transshipment point for Swedish export goods like timber and paper.
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Active season
The port operates around the clock, with heaviest traffic during morning and evening hours. Ferry connections to Germany and Poland run year-round, with increased frequency in summer.
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Nearby
Combine a visit with Trelleborg's old town and the Trelleborgen Museum (Viking fortress). The coast gives beaches like Smygehuk, the southernmost point of Sweden.

Geography

Coordinates
55.37200, 13.15500

Facts

  • Handles over 13 million tonnes of cargo per year
  • Offers over 30 daily ferry departures to Travemünde, Rostock, and Świnoujście
  • Largest railway ferry port in the Baltic Sea
  • Specializes in intermodal transport chains (rail-road-sea)
  • Over 1.2 million heavy goods vehicles are shipped annually
  • Leading in the implementation of shore-side power for berthed vessels

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Sights in the town Port of Trelleborg (2)

Östra Stranden🎡 recreation

Östra Stranden, the east beach in Trelleborg Port.

Dalabadet🎡 recreation

Dalabadet, a valley beach in Trelleborg Port.

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Frequently asked questions

Where do ferries go from here?
There are connections to Rostock, Travemünde, Świnoujście, and Klaipėda.
Is Trelleborg the largest port in Sweden?
It is Scandinavia's largest Ro-Ro port for rolling cargo.
Is there a passenger terminal?
Yes, the modern terminal provides cafes and waiting rooms for travelers.
How do I reach the port?
The port is located right next to the city center and is well connected to the E22.
Are there long-term parking spaces?
There are several paid parking zones near the terminal.
Port of Trelleborg: where is it located?
Port of Trelleborg is located in Sweden.
Port of Trelleborg: what is there to see?
Highlights include Östra Stranden, Dalabadet.
Port of Trelleborg: when is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant time to visit is Jun, Aug.
Port of Trelleborg: why is it worth visiting?
The Port of Trelleborg is the largest RoRo (Roll-on Roll-off) port in Scandinavia and an indispensable link in the European transport network.
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