Places of Interest

From medieval landmarks and historic squares to award-winning modern architecture, beautiful parks and sandy beaches, Malmö offers a wide variety of places worth exploring. Most attractions are located within walking distance of each other, making it easy to discover the city at your own pace.

Parks & Gardens

Escape the bustle of the city and explore Malmö's beautiful parks and gardens. From historic royal parks to peaceful lakes and colourful flower displays, the city's green spaces are perfect for walking, relaxing or enjoying a picnic.

Old Malmö

Step back in time and discover Malmö's historic heart, where medieval streets, charming squares and centuries-old buildings tell the story of one of Sweden's oldest cities.

Turning Torso

Standing 190 metres tall, Turning Torso is Malmö's most iconic landmark and Scandinavia's tallest building. Designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, the twisting skyscraper has become an international symbol of Malmö's modern transformation.

Västra Varvsgatan 34, Malmö
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Squares

Malmö's historic squares are surrounded by impressive architecture, cafés, restaurants and public art. Each square has its own character and offers an excellent starting point for exploring the city centre.

Beaches

Enjoy long sandy beaches, clean waters and scenic coastal promenades just minutes from the city centre. Ribersborg, Sibbarp and Klagshamn are popular destinations for swimming, relaxing and outdoor activities.

Western Harbour

Once an industrial shipyard, the Western Harbour has been transformed into one of Malmö's most modern and sustainable districts. Here you'll find waterfront promenades, innovative architecture, bathing areas and the iconic Turning Torso.

Öresund Bridge

Connecting Sweden and Denmark, the Öresund Bridge is one of Europe's most impressive engineering achievements. It has transformed travel across the region and made Malmö and Copenhagen part of one dynamic metropolitan area.