Attractions-Sightseeing

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Gamla Väster

In the heart of the city, west of the Lilla Torg square, is the picturesque Gamla Väster area.The streets are quieter here and the pace slower.

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Turning Torso

Don't miss architect Santiago Calatrava's spectacular apartment building in the Western Harbour. At 190 metres, Turning Torso is the tallest building in Sweden.

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Möllevången

The most colourful district in Malmö. The market trade is lively here and the shops and restaurants have roots all over the world.

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Slottsmöllan/Mölleplatsen

A "Dutch Mill" from 1851 - is situated next to Slottsträdgården. The area also features a well-preserved miller's house and garden.

Öresund bridge

After a century of discussions about building a fixed link between Sweden and Denmark, the Öresund Bridge was inaugurated on 1 July 2000.

S:t Petri kyrka/St Peter's Church

The oldest building in Malmö, dating from the early 14th century, peeks out from behind the City Hall.

Lilla Torg

Malmö's most charming square and one of the most popular meeting places in the city was built in 1592 as a market square.

The Western Harbour

Malmö's new city district attracts people with its exciting architecture, lovely beach promenades and green spaces and a fabulous view over Öresund.

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Ribersborg Beach & Kallbadhuset

The sandy beach of Ribersborg - or "Ribban" in the vernacular - is within walking distance of the city centre.

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Malmöhus Castle

The foundation of the oldest Renaissance castle in Scandinavia was laid in 1436 during the regency of Eric of Pomerania. He built a citadel, most of which was later destroyed.

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