Ferries from Malmö to Poland
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The crossings between Malmö and Poland are served by Finnlines who offer 7 weekly connections with traveling times not exceeding 8 hours 45 minutes (mostly morning departures). This route is served by ferries allowing cars, motorbikes, campers and trucks. Even if you have long journey ahead, you can travel in comfort thanks to on board services. Self-service restaurants, bars and shops are provided to make the journey more pleasant. When booking your ticket, be sure to choose accommodation that best meets your needs. We have various options available on board.
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The port of Malmö is located on the southwest coast of Sweden. All operations at this port are connected to the port of the same name in Denmark, with which the port is connected by a bridge. Since 2000 the port of Malmö has been in cooperation with Copenhagen. How to reach the port of Malmö Coming from the north by car, take the E20 and E6 to the Västkustvägen exit, then follow the Malmö Hamn sign and at the second roundabout take the Spillepengsgatan exit, then follow Spillepengsgatan to the passenger terminal. Coming from Malmö city centre, just follow the... [More information]
Address: Lappögatan, 211 24 Malmö, Sweden
Directions: Google Map @ Malmö, port
Poland is in the heart of Europe, in the past, it was the country that divided Western and Eastern Europe. Today Poland is a country which has had the strength and the courage to get up and reinvent itself. A brief history of Poland The first people who lived in Polish lands were Celts and later the Germans. The ancient Polish kingdom took shape in the tenth century with the Piast dynasty. Over the years the kingdom of Poland became fragmented and divided between Austria, Prussia and Russia. The Napoleonic period saw the creation of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw, ruled by Frederick Augustus I of S... [More information]