Malmö
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Malmö
Sweden’s third-largest city Malmö in the south of Sweden is a symbol of cross-border diversity and a creative and inquisitive mini-metropolis. Starting as an industrial city, Malmö is now a knowledge hub, known for its environmental work. Here you find the Scandinavia's oldest renaissance castle close to the hip new sustainable district of Västra Hamnen. The Eurovision Song Contest 2013, the World Junior Hockey Championship 2014 and the IIHF World Championships 2015 show that Malmö is the place to be in terms of international events.Find your trip
Form/Design Center is an exhibition venue and sales outlet in Hedmanska Gården by Lilla torg, run by Svensk Form’s regional association for Skåne. The very best of Scandinavian design and local handicrafts produced on a small scale.
Malmö Opera presents the whole range of music theatre with main emphasis on opera and musical. Malmö Opera perform the great opera classics and musicals and contemporary musical drama as well as we endeavour to pursue freshly written Swedish operas and musicals
The Western Harbour is one of the most sustainable districts in Malmö, with amazing architecture and a view over the Öresund and the Öresund Bridge. Here you also find the spectacular 190 metre high Turning Torso and Stapelbäddsparken, which attracts skateboarders from all over the world. The district offers beautiful walks, wonderful bathing facilities, unhurried meals in restaurants, coffee and picnics on the grass, or fun and games with high-energy activities. You aklso find the Dockan Marina here, with plenty of berths and facilities for guest boats, just ten minutes’ walk from Malmö Central Station.
The former warehouse on Gibraltargatan has been transformed into a culinary destination for bon viveurs, hungry lunch diners and passionate cooks. Lunch, dinner or coffee. Eat in, or buy local ingredients to take home. You’ll also find beautiful flower arrangements, crafts and Scandinavian design.
Casino Cosmopol is an international casino featuring slot machines and gaming tables, as well as a restaurant, a sports bar, live shows, and dance evenings.
Sweden’s tallest building at 190 metres, designed by architect Santiago Calatrava. Turning Torso consists of nine cubes with a total of 54 floors, where winding from base to peak is 90 degrees. Today the Turning Torso is a residential house with 147 apartments of various sizes, from one-bedroom studios of 45 square metres to threes bedroom flats of 190 square meters. During the summer you have the opportunity to visit the top floor of Turning Torso. Read more about it:
Malmö is one of the world’s most cycling-friendly cities. With its compact city centre and level terrain, Malmö is an excellent city to get around by bicycle. And there are plenty of cycle paths crisscrossing the city centre, taking you to all the sights. Malmö Bike Tours offers a variety of city tours, as well as guided tours of the Skåne countryside. Download free audio guide: http://malmo-audio-guide.se/
A fantastic building offering tranquillity, great views and an excellent selection of books. Even if you don’t want to borrow a book, Malmö City Library is still well worth a visit.
Form/Design Center is an exhibition venue and sales outlet in Hedmanska Gården by Lilla torg, run by Svensk Form’s regional association for Skåne. The very best of Scandinavian design and local handicrafts produced on a small scale.
Malmö Opera presents the whole range of music theatre with main emphasis on opera and musical. Malmö Opera perform the great opera classics and musicals and contemporary musical drama as well as we endeavour to pursue freshly written Swedish operas and musicals
Namu The first Korean restaurant in Malmö. Unique taste sensations are created when Korea meets Sweden - thanks to Jennie Walldén, Swedish Master Chef 2013.
Celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson has opened a restaurant on the 25th floor of the new Malmö Live conference centre and concert hall. The concept draws its inspiration from the flavours of the world, with a focus on local ingredients.
One of two restaurants opened by celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson at the new Malmö Live conference centre and concert hall. This one, located on the ground floor, serves food from Mexico, Latin America and Manhattan.
The food court is the heart of the mall Mitt Möllan. Here you can get everything from vegan ice cream and Scandinavian sandwiches to kombucha tea and Korean poke bowls.
From snout to tail - Bastard is one of the most discussed restaurants in Malmö at this very moment. Here they safeguard every single part of the animal and you are served modern home cooking in a delightful environment.The restaurant was awarded a Bib Gourmand by the Guide Michelin in spring 2015.
Located on the 2nd floor in the courtyard of an old industrial neighbourhood on the Möllevången in Malmö where there once was an old sewing factory. Now the “Grand Beer & Food” serve food reminiscent of the 1950’s and beer halls have moved in.
Mexico + Korea = true! The concept comes all the way from L.A. and is inspired by the American West Coast’s street food culture. Mexican dishes filled with classic Korean BBQ offers many exciting new flavour combinations.
A Japanese restaurant that is young and innovative. It’s not just the sushi that impresses but also japasen, the Japanese side dishes, which are great with tempered eggs and ribs with sesame seeds.
Namu The first Korean restaurant in Malmö. Unique taste sensations are created when Korea meets Sweden - thanks to Jennie Walldén, Swedish Master Chef 2013.
Celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson has opened a restaurant on the 25th floor of the new Malmö Live conference centre and concert hall. The concept draws its inspiration from the flavours of the world, with a focus on local ingredients.
In the heart of Malmö city, just a stone's throw from Gustav Adolf Square, Hansa offers a delightful experience for shoppers who enjoy good fashion, food and drink. What can we tempt you with today?
Baltzar is the name of the large glass building at the intersection of Södergatan and Baltzarsgatan. Here are 12 different, first-class specialty shops and cafés.
Caroli is a newly redesigned shopping centre with a retro feel and top level service. Come in and take your pick among exciting fashion labels, pop-up stores and great food in the beautifully designed surroundings.
In the heart of Malmö city, just a stone's throw from Gustav Adolf Square, Hansa offers a delightful experience for shoppers who enjoy good fashion, food and drink. What can we tempt you with today?
Baltzar is the name of the large glass building at the intersection of Södergatan and Baltzarsgatan. Here are 12 different, first-class specialty shops and cafés.
Sweden can be visited visa-free for up to 90 days by citizens of Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, Israel, UAE and most countries in America. If you are unsure whether or not you need to apply for a visa, we recommend contacting the embassy or consulate in your country. International (non-Schengen) travelers need a passport that is valid for at least 3 months after the end of their intended trip in order to enter the Schengen zone. Citizens of Schengen countries can travel without a passport, but must have a valid ID with them during their stay.
There are a number of Infopoints that provide basic tourist information for visitors in the form of brochures, maps and other information. These Infopoints are located at: • Emporia shopping center, Hyllie Boulevard 19 • Katrinetorp landeri, Katrinetorps allé 1 • Travelshop, Carlsgatan 4A • Triangelns shopping centre, Södra Förstadsgatan 41 • Pressbyrån, Södergatan 11 • First Camp Malmö, Strandgatan 101 • Fintoan på Gustav Adolfs Torg, Gustav Adolfs Torg • Dockan Marina Malmö Cityhamn, Dockplatsen 1 • Malmö Konsthall, S:t Johannesgatan 7 • Malmö Airport, Visitors Center, Malmö – Sturup • Moderna Museet Malmö, Ola Billgrens plats 2-4 • Malmö Chokladfabrik, Möllevångsgatan 36B • Andelshamnen Lagunen, Vaktgatan 9, Limhamn All Infopoint information counters are indicated with green and white I signs.
Malmö was nominated as the first Fairtrade City in in Sweden 2006. Many restaurants, cafés, hotels and shops has a choice of Fairtrade-products.
Pharmacy: Apoteket Gripen Address: Bergsgatan 48 Tel: +46 77-145 04 50 Opening hours: 08:00 – 22:00 every day all year
Sweden can be visited visa-free for up to 90 days by citizens of Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, Israel, UAE and most countries in America. If you are unsure whether or not you need to apply for a visa, we recommend contacting the embassy or consulate in your country. International (non-Schengen) travelers need a passport that is valid for at least 3 months after the end of their intended trip in order to enter the Schengen zone. Citizens of Schengen countries can travel without a passport, but must have a valid ID with them during their stay.
There are a number of Infopoints that provide basic tourist information for visitors in the form of brochures, maps and other information. These Infopoints are located at: • Emporia shopping center, Hyllie Boulevard 19 • Katrinetorp landeri, Katrinetorps allé 1 • Travelshop, Carlsgatan 4A • Triangelns shopping centre, Södra Förstadsgatan 41 • Pressbyrån, Södergatan 11 • First Camp Malmö, Strandgatan 101 • Fintoan på Gustav Adolfs Torg, Gustav Adolfs Torg • Dockan Marina Malmö Cityhamn, Dockplatsen 1 • Malmö Konsthall, S:t Johannesgatan 7 • Malmö Airport, Visitors Center, Malmö – Sturup • Moderna Museet Malmö, Ola Billgrens plats 2-4 • Malmö Chokladfabrik, Möllevångsgatan 36B • Andelshamnen Lagunen, Vaktgatan 9, Limhamn All Infopoint information counters are indicated with green and white I signs.
