Malmö Saluhall. Foto Karina Szuter.
Malmö Folkets Park (c) Malmö stad.
Clarion Hotel Malmö Live
Funnys Äventyr.
Kallbadhuset and the Öresund Bridge (c) Malmö stad.
Emporia.
Möllevångstorget (c) Malmö stad.
(c) Joe Miller, Malmö stad.
(c) Malmö stad
MFF. Foto Simon Eliasson.
Moderna Museet Malmö.
Malmö Live
Pildammsparken (c) Malmö stad
Turning Torso
Creative, easygoing, and full of flavour, it’s the Swedish city with the youngest population and a place where culture is always in motion. On these pages you’ll find inspiration for your visit – and maybe a few surprises along the way.
A piece of athletics history based around the Stadion area. From training sessions in Pildammsparken to competitions that are open and easy to access for spectators.
One of Malmö’s most centrally located venues, just a 3 minute walk from the Central Station. With around 5,000 m2 of flexible space, it hosts everything from trade fairs and congresses to concerts, stand-up and major events.
(Pre-booked groups only) In a laid-back, South of France atmosphere, people gather to play pétanque, enjoy bistro food and sip on something rafraîchissant.
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Slagthuset
Mat & Vin i Slottsparken
This brewery offers beers for every taste – from the always-available Signature Line to the Limited Line, brewed in just one or a handful of batches.
Known for its top-notch cocktails, this Stortorget bar is a standout in Malmö’s drinks scene.
A genuine gastropub right on Gustav Adolfs torg that offers Malmö’s finest selection of whisky and beer. Tastings for all group sizes.
A personal city hotel with creative interiors, where guests can even book their own small private cinema.
Close to the Stadion arena, with smooth connections to the city centre and to the Hyllie event and meeting district.
A modern hotel next to Malmö Central Station, once built to house workers at the Kockums Mechanical Industry.