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Malmo
Malmo
Malmo city breaks
For a super Scandi escape, make it Malmo for your next winter city break. After landing at Copenhagen Airport, take the short journey across the stunning Oresund Bridge that links Denmark and Sweden. Then, get ready to explore the artsy streets of Malmo Old Town – you’re in for a treat! What’s even better, on weekends leading up to Christmas, this city transforms into a winter wonderland. Think wooden market stalls selling all your favourite seasonal treats, as well as local Swedish delicacies like warming glögg and saffron buns. Book now to experience those cosy hygge vibes for yourself.Things to do in Malmo
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Foodie favourites
Want to uncover Malmo’s food scene? It blends Swedish tradition with global influences. Fresh seafood, falafel and farm-to-table dining thrive alongside cosy cafés. And you can wash it all down with craft beer, natural wines and locally roasted coffee! From street food markets to Michelin-starred restaurants, eateries offer everything from rustic smörrebröd to innovative Nordic fusion flavours. Head to Mollevangen farmer’s market for all the local faves!
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Tick off the top sights
The city’s top landmarks include the striking Turning Torso skyscraper, Malmo Castle with its museums, and the scenic Ribersborg Beach. Lively Lilla Torg offers historic charm and dining, while Folkets Park is the ideal place to relax. The Oresund Bridge connects you to Copenhagen too, if you fancy exploring even further afield!
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Varied neighbourhoods
Each of Malmo’s neighbourhoods has a unique vibe and character. Gamla Staden charms with its cobblestone streets and squares, while Vastra Hamnen showcases modern, eco-architecture by the sea. Mollevangen buzzes with multicultural markets and nightlife, and Slottsstaden offers leafy parks. Each district reflects the city’s diversity, blending tradition, sustainability and vibrant community life!
Best Western Plus Noble House
Malmo City, Malmo
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Based on 1038 reviews
- Colourful modern decor
- On-site Taverna bar
- 210m from Gustav Adolfs Torg Christmas Market
- 800m from Malmo Central station
- 1.1km from Malmo Castle
Best Western Plus Park City Malmo
Malmo City, Malmo
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Based on 1323 reviews
- Modern purpose-built hotel
- Comfortable spacious rooms
- 1.1km from Malmo Castle
- 1.6km from Malmo Central station
- 2.1km from Gustav Adolfs Torg Christmas Market
Malmo Christmas markets
Get ready for festive charm by the bucketload at Malmo’s Christmas markets! Gustav Adolfs Torg hosts twinkling lights, local crafts and seasonal treats, while Folkets Park transforms into a winter wonderland with ice skating and cosy stalls. Sip a warming mulled wine and nibble on gingerbread before browsing the handmade gifts and trinket souvenirs.
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Davidshall
Malmo Christmas Markets
Fancy a spot of shopping? This super-stylish district is just the place! It’s known for its quirky boutiques, vintage shops and vibrant café culture. It’s right near the city centre, so it’s easy to get to on...
Folkets Park
Malmo Christmas Markets
From carousel rides and playgrounds to mini-golf and restaurants, there’s plenty to see and do here in Malmo’s most historic park. It’s open all year round, so even if the attractions aren’t open in the colder...
Malmo Castle
Malmo Christmas Markets
Located in the centre of the city, Malmo Castle is the oldest and best-preserved Renaissance castle in the Nordic countries. As well as exploring the castle, you can also check out a series of exhibitions which...
Language
Swedish
Currency
Swedish Krona (kr)
Time difference
+1hr
Cost of a beer
£5.95
Local transport costs
One-way bus ticket £2.30
Three-course meal for two
£54
Sightseeing
There’s so much to explore in magnificent Malmo, like Lilla Torg, the lively square lined with colourful old houses and buzzing cafés and the Turning Torso – Malmo’s modern showstopper. Stroll along the waterfront at Västra Hamnen or take it slow in leafy Kungsparken.
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Eating and drinking
Hungry? Malmo’s got flavour in spades! Cosy cafés serve up oh-so-sweet cinnamon buns while trendy eateries dish up global street food. If you want to dabble in local flavours, don’t miss herring and potatoes. Falafel wraps are surprisingly popular here too! When it comes to tipples, opt for a craft beer or a glass of chilled Swedish cider.
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Shopping
Head to Södergatan and Triangeln for fashion and big-name brands. For something quirkier, explore Möllevången which is chock-full of packed vintage shops, artisan makers and international markets full of colour and charm. Just make sure you make room in your suitcase!
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Getting around
This city’s compact and flat, with plenty of ways to get around. Walking and cycling are popular, but buses and trains are easy to hop on if you’re venturing further. The Oresund Bridge even links you straight to Copenhagen for a day trip with a twist. Whether you’re on two wheels, two feet or a quick train ride away, Malmo makes exploring a breeze.
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