ABOUT MALMO

Situated in the far south of the country, Malmo is Sweden’s third largest city, with a population of around 300,000 people.

For information on Malmo and its history, see Wikipedia.

For a map of Malmo city centre, click HERE.

Plenty more information on Malmo for visitors can be found at the official Malmo Tourist Board website.

VISIT MALMO
- How to Get There

By Plane: For flight deals to and from Malmo airport, try the Skyscanner.net website.

There are currently no direct flights between the UK and Malmo. However, Malmo is only 20 minutes away from Copenhagen Airport by bus via the Øresund Bridge, so fly to Copenhagen instead in order to visit Malmo.

MALMO ATTRACTIONS
- What to See & Do

Malmo is an interesting city and the gateway to southern Sweden should you enter the country by road via Denmark. It actually has a Danish feel about it, looking more like Copenhagen than Stockholm, and there are plentiful squares and parks to have a wander in.

The three squares of Gustav Adolf's, Big Square and the Little Square are the main attractions, while the Turning Torso building is Scandinavia’s biggest building.

The nearby beach is popular in the summer while a thriving café culture and nightlife in the Big Square finish the place off.

The city itself is also very flat with lots of cycle paths, ideal for doing some exercise basically.

Lonely Planet’s list of sights and attractions in Malmo provides further details on what to see and do in Malmo while you are there.

MALMO ACCOMMODATION

MALMO HOTELS:

- Booking.com: Malmo Hotels

- Hotels.com: Malmo Hotels

- Alpharooms: Hotels in Malmo

Malmo Hostels:

- Hostelworld: Malmo Hostels