City in Sweden

Malmo

Also known as Malmö

2 things to see

Malmo is one of the cheapest ways to touch two countries in a day, since the Øresund train puts central Copenhagen about 35 minutes away and you only need a single regional ticket. The free wins stack up fast: wander the medieval squares of Stortorget and Lilla Torg, walk the Västra Hamnen waterfront for the Turning Torso view, sprawl on the long sandy Ribersborg beach, or drift through Folkets Park, which charges nothing to enter. Sweden runs pricey for food and drink, so lean on supermarket picnics, tap water, and the compact walkable core that makes a car or transit pass unnecessary. Come in late spring or early autumn shoulder season for mild light, thinner crowds, and softer room rates, and pair the visit with a cheap day trip to nearby Lund and its medieval university lanes.

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Malmo Old Town

Malmo's Gamla Staden (Old Town) is a compact grid of cobblestone streets and squares centered on the Stortorget (main square) with the Town Hall and the St Petri Church (free entry). Free to walk.

Street · Malmo

Turning Torso and Western Harbor

The Turning Torso is a 190-meter twisting skyscraper in the Western Harbor (Vastra Hamnen) district, the tallest building in Scandinavia. Free to see from outside (the interior is residential, not open to public).

Monument · Malmo

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