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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Malmo: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Malmo
- Malmö, Sweden's third-largest city, is a multicultural crossroads for the rest of cheval.
- The historic Oresund Bridge, which connects Sweden and Denmark, is only a short drive from the city.
- The city's proximity to the continent is reflected in its diverse population, as evidenced by the numerous ethnic eateries sprinkled around the city, particularly around Möllevngstorget, a public area in the melting pot neighbourhood of Möllevngen in the city's south.
- Malmö has been inhabited since the 13th century, and despite its modern appearance, it is a city steeped in history.
- Admire Malmö's different architectural styles, stroll through attractive city parks, dining at diverse restaurants and cafés, and visit the city's thought-provoking museums to see cutting-edge art and other fascinating exhibitions.
- International Airport: Malmö Airport
- Population: 330,000
- Currency: Swedish Krona
- Time: UTC/GMT +2 hours
- Driving Side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230V
- Official Language: Swedish
- Religion: Catholicism
02
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Malmo
- A 15-minute drive from Malmö city centre is the spectacular Oresund Bridge (resundsbroen).
- No matter the season, Lilla Torg — literally "Little Square" — is one of Malmö's busiest sites.
- Malmö Castle (Malmöhus) is a must-see for any visitor, as it houses several of the city's essential museums within its ancient walls.
- Stroll in the City Parks.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Malmo
- June, July, August, and September are the most pleasant months in Malmo.
- On average, July and August are the hottest months.
- The month of February is the coldest of the year.
- July and August are the wettest months.
- The months of July and August are ideal for swimming.
04
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Malmo
Oresund Bridge
- A 15-minute drive from Malmö city centre is the spectacular Oresund Bridge (resundsbroen).
- This majestic bridge has garnered more fame as the focal subject of the blockbuster successful Danish/Swedish TV drama The Bridge, which was decades in the making and opened in 1999.
- Those who have watched the series will recognise the majestic edifice that now connects Sweden and Denmark, and hence the entire European continent.
- The bridge has three functions: road, railway, and tunnel.
- The first stretch to the artificial island of Peberholm is around eight kilometres long.
- It connects to a four-kilometre tunnel built to avoid interfering with incoming flights at Copenhagen Airport.
Turning Torso
- The most talked-about building in southern Sweden is located around 2.7 kilometres from Malmö Central Station and is easily accessible by bus or automobile.
- The remarkable Turning Torso is 190 metres high and incorporates residential, office, and meeting spaces.
- It is the world's first "twisted skyscraper" and the tallest structure in Scandinavia.
- The skyscraper is inspired by a sculpture called "Twisting Torso" by designer, artist, and architect Santiago Calatrava, which was featured in the competition brochure for the design and building of the Oresund Bridge.
- It took four years to complete the cutting-edge structure. It was built in 2005 and is powered by locally produced renewable energy.
- This striking and iconic structure has cemented Malmö's place in the architectural world.
- When visiting the region, the views from the observation deck on the 49th level are a must-see.
Lilla Torg
- No matter the season, Lilla Torg — literally "Little Square" — is one of Malmö's busiest sites.
- Its history may be traced to the 1500s, when a mediaeval market was established.
- It's now the best place in Malmö to drink coffee, relax, and people-watch. Numerous terraced cafés with views of the town square compete for space.
- All provide a diverse menu, ranging from traditional Swedish fare to sushi.
- The Elite Hotel Esplanade's restaurant offers calm, excellent dining if the crowds get too much.
- Lilla Torg is also known for its charming merchants' or burghers' mansions from the sixteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth centuries.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Malmo Off the Beaten Track
Historic Malmö Castle
- Malmö Castle (Malmöhus) is a must-see for any visitor, as it houses several of the city's essential museums within its ancient walls.
- Malmö Museum of Art, City Museum, Natural History Museum, a small aquarium, and Science and Maritime House.
- Natural history, ocean voyages, and technology are among the topics covered in permanent exhibitions, and the museum presents numerous temporary exhibitions each year.
- The castle was first built in 1434 as a modest fortress.
- The castle operated as a prison during the 19th century and was the birthplace of Denmark's currency.
- The reconstructed Malmöhus Castle brings tourists to the sixteenth century today.
Malmö Art Gallery
- Malmö Art Gallery (Malmö Konsthall) was established in 1975 and featured one of Europe's largest exhibition halls, hosting rotating national and international contemporary art exhibitions.
- Concrete, glass, wood, and aluminium are used as construction materials since they are light and straightforward.
- The gallery's ceiling comprises 550 domes that vary in height and let lots of natural light in.
- As a result, the building is almost as fascinating as the thought-provoking exhibits it houses.
- On Sundays, Restaurant Smak, which serves lunch daily, delivers a delicious brunch (a particular favourite among stylish locals).
- The museum is free to visit. On-site, there is a bookstore.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Malmo Culture and Traditions
- Despite its growth, Malmö is a small, pleasant city with a diverse cultural offering, including the new Moderna Museet Malmö.
- Look for Malmö's numerous excellent eateries, bistros, and cafés.
- The shopping is excellent, particularly if you seek Swedish design and new Swedish fashion labels.
- International standard opera classics, musicals, and modern musical dramas are performed at the Malmö Opera.
- Operaverkstan produces contemporary performances for children and youths aged three to nineteen.
- Visit the Malmö Opera building, considered an architectural masterpiece of Sweden's funkis, or functionalist, era.
- Visit for cocktails, lunch at an expensive restaurant, or get tickets to a concert.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Malmo: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Saltimporten Canteen
#Food
- Sebastian Persson and Ola Lundin ventured to build this lunch-only restaurant on the point of Malmö's industrial port after closing their famed (and significantly ahead of its time) restaurant Trio.
- Although the walk from Central Station is dreary and chilly, it is well worth it.
- Saltimporten attracts a creative crowd, and the owners exude unpretentious energy that permeates the rest of the establishment.
- With meals that are borderline Michelin-worthy for only 95 Swedish kronor ($10), this may be the most significant value.
- There is only one vegetarian and one meat or fish dish each day, such as braised pork shoulder with mildly pickled tomato, white beans, and almonds, or shaved cauliflower with barley and pickled cucumber.
- Get in line, bring your cutlery, bread, drink, and eat at the dream canteen's counter. [$]
Restaurang Spill
#Food
- A husband-and-wife team founded this lunch-only restaurant — a former chef and the sommelier of two-Michelin-starred Daniel Berlin, respectively — where the whole menu is built with leftover food from distributors and manufacturers.
- They take things that would otherwise go to waste and convert them into dishes that combine Nordic comfort cuisine with acceptable dining methods.
- Depending on the products they receive, the menu changes daily. [$]
Pink Head Noodle Bar
#Food
- Pink Head Noodle Bar's original site in the newly created district of Västra Hamnen is by far the most fabulous booth at the bustling Malmö Food Court (Saluhallen).
- The menu is centred on three noodle-based dishes that change regularly.
- The hand-pulled biang biang noodles are always a good choice, especially when paired with the house-made XO sauce, often known as "Hong Kong Heroin Sauce", since it's so addicting. [$]
Hansa
#Fashion
- This shopping complex in central Malmö is on both sides of the road.
- It also features a new market hall where you may dine with friends while shopping for goods.
- COS, & Other Stories, H&M, Monki, and Weekday, are among the H&M brands grouped in one location.
Emporia
#Fashion
- The Emporia mall in Hyllie has a wide variety of stores and excellent service.
- With about 200 shops, restaurants, and cafés spread across three levels, 93,000 m2 is dedicated to shopping, eating, culture, and entertainment.
- Emporia employs roughly 3,000 people and receives approximately 25,000 visitors per day.
- On a cloudless day, visit the rooftop park to overlook the surroundings, the sea, the resund bridge, and Denmark.
Folkets Park
#Fun
- Folkets Park is the world's oldest folk park. Folkets Park has welcomed visitors for almost 125 years (c1891) to have fun, rest, and enjoy some of the park's amenities.
- Outdoor restaurants, bars, adventure golf, a terrarium, playgrounds, and a variety of children's activities are among the park's many attractions.
- There are trees, gardens, grass, ponds, and even a splash pad in the park.
- Enjoy outdoor concerts, cinema beneath the stars, big-screen football matches, parties, and the summer.
- The splash pad transforms into an ice rink during the winter where ice skates can be rented.
- Folkets Park is Malmö's most popular gathering spot for people of all ages. The park is always free to enter.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Malmo: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- Kungsparken, Malmö's oldest park, was founded in 1872 by King Oscar II.
- Kung Oscars Park is the formal name of the park; however, it is more frequently known as Kungsparken.
- It once housed the Park Restaurant, located in the park's southernmost section.
- However, the Casino Cosmopol is now located in this region and is worth visiting if you're feeling lucky.
- There are various ponds to walk around in the park, a fantastic cast-iron fountain in the centre and an extensive inventory of over 130 tree species from three continents.
- Pildammsparken is Malmö's largest park, located between Margaretavägen and Malmö Stadium.
- It's currently more popular for picnics and cultural events because it's built around a system of many ponds that were initially designed as a water reservoir for the city.
- The historic water tower occasionally hosts art exhibits, while the theatre hosts free plays and concerts.
- The park also boasts a vast bird population; look for ducks in the ponds or listen for parrots, peacocks, and other birds in the park's birdhouse.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Malmo Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- The Crayfish Party can last up to a week.
- Things are humming throughout the city all day and night these days.
- Hiking tours through local markets, where one may buy numerous unique items on festive occasions, are among the most popular activities among city tourists.
- Crayfish is also available in a wide range of flavours on the market.
- These are caught locally and imported from other nations.
- The vibrant festival, which features many unique traditions and a diverse entertainment programme, will appeal to visitors who want to learn more about ethnic culture while enjoying the local flavours.
- Malmöfestivalen, one of the city's most meaningful events, takes place in the middle of August.
- The multi-faceted celebration features a variety of vibrant events and attracts street performers, actors, poets, and celebrities (so, at one time, Timbuktu, The Ark, and Aid Kit became headliners of the festival).
- The festival is especially appealing due to its welcoming atmosphere, fostering interaction between artists and guests.
- A gourmet programme, musical concerts, performances, and theatrical productions are all part of the programme, which takes place in Malmo's central streets.
- It is open to the public for free.
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