Festive markets, sensational sights that’ll have you wanting to stay longer, and great food and drink to tempt your taste buds... Malmo’s got it all! Ready to make a dent in that must-see list?

Visit Malmo Castle

If you’re looking to learn about Malmo’s history, you’ve come to the right place. Built by King Christian III of Denmark and holding the title as one of the oldest preserved Renaissance castles in the Nordics, Malmo Castle has plenty to shout about. As well as exploring the castle, you can also check out a series of exhibitions which cover everything from Swedish history to nature.

Admire the art at Moderna Museet

For those all about modern art, this jam-packed gallery is ideal. The exhibitions are regularly updated, which means there’s always something fresh-faced to see. They also often showcase works from the museum's own collection, including works by famous faces such as Dalí and Picasso.

Stroll around Folkets Park

Established in 1891, Folkets is one of Sweden's oldest public parks. Come rain or shine, it’s a lovely place for a stroll, and you’ll find oodles of cafés if you fancy a pit stop. It also hosts concerts, festivals and outdoor markets, so keep your eyes peeled!

Go for a dip at Ribersborgs Kallbadhus

This cold-water bathhouse is a must-visit on any trip to Malmo! Despite being a core part of Swedish culture since the 19th century, they certainly haven’t lost their appeal. If you’re brave enough, why not head in for a cold dip, then warm up with a relaxing sauna session afterwards?

Dive into Malmo’s eclectic food and drink scene

Swedish delicacies? Fluffy falafels? Michelin-starred steak? That's right, you can try it all here in Malmo thanks to its mix of international food cultures. Swedish comfort food is found on many menus too. We’re talking the classics like meatballs and herring, so there's sure to be something that satisfies your cravings.

Take a cultural workshop

Like being creative? Then you’ll love Malmo’s arty offerings. From cooking classes to pottery making, you can do all that and more here in the city. What better way to connect with the local community?

Go on a boat tour

If the weather is on your side, who’s for seeing Malmo from a different perspective and taking a boat trip? You can board a guided boat trip down the canals to learn about the city’s history and architecture, or rent your own.

Explore the city by bike

Did you know that Malmo ranks as one of the top ten cycling cities in the world? Grab your bike and get ready to explore on two wheels with over 515km of bike paths! Ribersborg Park and Beach are essential. You’ll find cafés by the waterside, served up with a side of stunning sea views.

Discover Malmo’s street art

The streets of Malmo are quirky and colourful thanks to the amazing murals and graffiti art that’s dotted throughout. Bold, eye-catching designs have transformed this urban landscape, reflecting the city’s creative spirit. The Troll is one of the most iconic, but go on – how many can you spot?

Explore the Christmas markets

If festive stalls, streets decorated in twinkling lights, and traditional decorations sound like your kind of thing, then you’ll adore Malmo’s Christmas markets. You’ll find wooden stalls selling all your favourite seasonal treats, as well as local Swedish delicacies like warming glogg and saffron buns. How about enjoying a spot of ice skating or a horse-drawn carriage ride?