What to do in Malmö Municipality

The Oresund Bridge is a non-stop travel link across the Oresund Strait. This award-winning bridge opened in 2000 and is the largest combined road and rail bridge in Europe. Admire the architecture and civil engineering and travel between Sweden and Denmark in less than 30 minutes.

The Lilla Torg town square is Malmo’s popular meeting place and the heart of the city's nightlife. See design and architecture exhibitions that are displayed here. Stroll along the cobblestone pavements and admire the half-timbered houses that are quintessential elements to the square. Relax with the locals at a restaurant or listen to live music in a bar.

Folkets Park is a popular recreational space with an abundance of outdoor activities. This 2.4-hectare (6-acre) park has an open-air concert stage where regular live music concerts are held. There are picnic areas and shaded lawns, and for families there is a wading pool, fairground rides and animal exhibits.

Stortorget is in the centre of the Malmo’s Old Town. It is the oldest square in the city and is home to some of Malmo’s most prominent and important buildings. It also hosts popular cultural events and with outdoor terraces, cafés and restaurants, it is a popular place to dine, socialise and people-watch. The square was built in 1536 by the mare, Jorgen Kock. When it was inaugurated, it was the largest city square in Northern Europe.

Towering above the parks and Malmö’s green waterfront precinct is the HSB Turning Torso, one of Europe’s most eye-catching buildings. Inspired by a white marble sculpture called Twisting Torso, this 623-foot (190-meter) building has remarkable architecture, featuring a 90-degree twist.