The third biggest city in Sweden has an international character and it is constantly growing. Here you will find ‘Turning Torso’, the second highest construction in Sweden. The highest construction is ‘Öresundsbron’ (the bridge between Denmark and Sweden) which you can see from ‘Västra Hamnen’ (The West Port).

If you are interested in art and culture Malmö has a lot to offer, ‘Konsthallen’, ‘Rooseum’ and a lot of art galleries. There are many parks in Malmö. ‘Kungsparken’ and ‘Slottsparken’ in the old part of the very centre of Malmö is characterized by canals and rare trees. In ‘Pildammsparken’, with its large spaces and ponds, you will find a large variety of birds. Would you rather get in touch with a bustling market-place, then your goal would be ‘Möllevångstorge’t, which is one of the biggest and busiest. The market square is surrounded by shops and restaurants. There are a big variety of hotels in Malmö that you can book on the internet. 

Just visit www.malmo.se for more information. www.malmo.se 

Turning Torso – Photo: Fredrik Tellerup – Malmö Tourism

Winterpark - Pildammsparken – Photo: Jan-Erik Andersson – Malmö Tourism