Malmö Municipality, in southern Sweden's Skåne province, comprises the city of Malmö and its surrounding area. It's known for its grand Malmöhus Castle, a Renaissance structure built mostly in the 16th-century by the Danes. Inside are nature, history and art exhibits. In the city center, Lilla Torg is a cobblestone square with cafes, half-timbered houses and shops selling local handicrafts.
May to September:
Warm and pleasant weather, outdoor festivals, and waterfront activities
April & October:
Cooler and quieter, good for cultural visits and walks
November to March:
Cold and darker months with cozy cafés and winter events
Closest major airport: Copenhagen Airport (CPH) — about 30-40 minutes by train or car
Malmö Airport (MMX) mostly serves domestic and regional flights
Excellent train connections to Copenhagen (20-40 minutes), Lund, and other Swedish cities
Trains and buses link Malmö with much of Scandinavia
Connected by the Øresund Bridge to Copenhagen, with easy highway access
Parking available but can be limited in city center
Iconic twisted skyscraper, the tallest building in Scandinavia
Beautiful, adjacent parks ideal for walking, picnics, and relaxation
Renaissance fortress housing museums including art, natural history, and city history
Popular city beach with walking paths, cafés, and views of the Øresund Bridge
Contemporary art museum with Nordic and international exhibitions
Charming old town neighborhood with cobblestone streets, cafés, and boutiques
Walk or bike across the Øresund Bridge (partially pedestrian/bike accessible on the Danish side)
Explore the vibrant Möllevången district for multicultural food and markets
Visit Folkets Park — a historic public park with events, playgrounds, and cafés
Take a boat tour around the harbor and canals
Enjoy the city’s food scene, from street food to fine dining
MJ’s Hotel – boutique hotel with stylish design and central location
Clarion Hotel Malmö Live – modern hotel with panoramic city views
Mayfair Hotel Tunneln – comfortable and close to train station
Hotel Garden – cozy and centrally located
STF Malmö City Hostel & Hotel – affordable and social atmosphere
Moment Hotels – simple, budget-friendly rooms
Multicultural influences with Swedish, Middle Eastern, and global flavors
Fresh seafood and innovative Nordic cooking
Bastard – rustic and creative Nordic dishes
Saltimporten Canteen – casual spot known for fresh, seasonal food
Vollmers – Michelin-starred fine dining experience
Malmö Saluhall – food hall with diverse local and international vendors
Malmö is known for its diversity and multiculturalism, reflected in food, festivals, and neighborhoods
Strong focus on sustainability, green living, and cycling culture
The city combines historic charm with modern innovation and design
Residents value community, openness, and a relaxed lifestyle
Popular events include the Malmö Festival, Pride Malmö, and various music and arts festivals