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Autumn break in Malmö 2026 – from Halloween golf to street dance


Dare to taste the world’s most disgusting food? Or fly without wings? During Malmö’s autumn break, 24 October–1 November, there are plenty of chances to try something new. And between spooky golf, storybook adventures and street dance, the whole family can get together over something yummy.

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Autumn comes last to Malmö – Sweden’s southern escape


Summer over in Sweden? Not quite. Down in Malmö, at the country's southern tip, it tends to linger a little longer. While other places are already heading into autumn, there are still beaches, outdoor tables and balmy evenings to soak up. Here are a few Malmö spots for anyone who isn’t quite done with summer yet.

Global stars, local culture and free concerts: Malmöfestivalen returns 7–14 August


One of Scandinavia's largest city festivals is back. From 7–14 August, Malmöfestivalen transforms the heart of Sweden's third-largest city into a vibrant celebration of music, food, culture and community – with more than 900 programme events and free admission to everything.

Summer 2026 in Malmö - more sneakers than boat shoes


Malmö has never really tried to brand itself as Sweden’s classic summer postcard city. And maybe that’s exactly why summer feels a little freer, livelier and more unexpected here. Think sandy beaches right next to the city centre, big-city energy, great culture and neighbourhood vibes — all mixed together in a way that feels very Malmö by the sea.

Join the buzz: 5 Malmö highlights this May


Whatever your kind of outing – laid-back park life, live music, global street food or green inspiration – Malmö has a spot for you this May.

Malmö’s outdoor dining spots to keep on your radar


Spring has landed in Malmö – and just like that, it’s outdoor dining season again. Here’s where to grab a table outside, from buzzing squares to laid-back green hideaways.

Easter 2026 in Malmö


Historic streets, modern architecture, parks, waterfront views and a food scene that keeps things interesting. Easter is a great time to head to Malmö – Sweden’s third-largest city – where plenty stays open over the long weekend. It’s an easy, laid-back getaway, whether you’re here for a day or a couple of nights.

Malmö: Five Weekends in March


March in Malmö is a lot like the city itself: varied, unexpected and full of possibility. Spring is just getting started, but the performing arts scene is already in full bloom.

Let us introduce five types of weekend travellers. Which one are you joining?

Malmö hits the ground running in 2026


Everyday life barely has time to settle before Malmö shifts into celebration mode. January brings the buzz of top-level handball, February follows with thousands of visiting furries – and in between, the city’s stages are packed with energy.


The ultimate guide to the Netflix series ‘Diary of a Ditched Girl’


Malmö takes the lead role in a new Netflix series – and you can step right into the story yourself.