Our interactive map makes it possible to get a closer look of the construction sites in Denmark and Germany. The map features 360 degree photos and highlights points of interest.
The construction
How we're building the Fehmarnbelt tunnel
Timetable
Construction of the Fehmarnbelt tunnel began in 2020 initially on the Danish side, and in 2021 on the German side. You can find the overall schedule for the project here.
The three construction sites
The construction site at Rødbyhavn
The main construction site for the Fehmarnbelt project, where the tunnel elements are cast and the tunnel workers stay. This is also where the toll station will be built.
The construction site at Puttgarden
A small work harbour and a concrete batching plant will be built at Puttgarden. They will be used for the construction of the tunnel portal.
The blue water construction site
Special dredging vessels will dredge the 18 km tunnel trench and, when it is completed, the tunnel elements will be immersed and joined together.
Contractors on the Fehmarnbelt tunnel
The three contractor consortia, FLC, FBC and FSC, have the task of constructing the Fehmarnbelt tunnel. Read more about the contractors and the companies behind them.
Did you know that the Fehmarnbelt tunnel requires just as much steel as 50 Eiffel Towers?
Livestream
We have also set up webcams that livestream from our construction area east of Rødbyhavn on Lolland.
The tunnel construction creates jobs
The construction of the Fehmarnbelt tunnel will create several thousand jobs on both the construction site itself and through sub-contractors.
Are you in the vicinity of the construction?
We have collected all the information for our neighbours right here, so you can stay informed as the construction progresses.