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.
“Moriskan” is Malmö’s meeting place and entertainment venue, right in the heart of Folkets Park. Its four stages host everything from concerts, theatre and performing arts to club nights and conferences.
Triangeln, next to the Triangeln Station, is more than ”just” a mall. It’s an entire block of shopping, cafes and restaurants.
Explore the filming locations of the TV series Thin Blue Line – click "View map" to download the map and quiz.
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Slagthuset
Malmö Arena
(Summer only) A vibrant atmosphere inspired by the sun-kissed Amalfi Coast. Handcrafted cocktails and pure summer vibes.
A relaxed city hangout at Lilla Torg – like your own living room, but with music, people, drinks and food to match.
(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.
A personal city hotel with a suite in a 16th-century building. Works by some of Sweden’s foremost glass artists on display in the lobby.
A blend of 19th-century architecture and a modern urban vibe, just steps from Malmö Central Station.
Right in the heart of Malmö, with shopping, entertainment and attractions at zero distance.