
Malmö konsthall
Go to see art ranging from modernism’s classics to current experiments in an exhibition room designed by Klas Anshelm.

Go to see art ranging from modernism’s classics to current experiments in an exhibition room designed by Klas Anshelm.

See Malmö’s history and exhibitions alongside a real submarine, live animals and science films in a dome cinema.
Malmöhusvägen 6

It gives visitors a chance to share a meal in a Swedish home and talk with local hosts.

See Malmö's canals and architecture from a boat you steer yourself.

Ride along Malmö's coast to a lookout at the bridge between Sweden and Denmark.

Go to test your own food taboos by smelling or tasting dishes from around the world.
Södra Förstadsgatan 2kr kr

Go for a free-entry park where children can play and visitors can find theatre, food and nightlife.
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Paddle close to shore for a view of the area from the water.
Sommarvägen 10


See a submarine, living frogs and a Renaissance castle alongside exhibitions on Malmö’s history.

The house preserves the Olsson family’s 1910s rooms and household belongings in place.
Snapperupsgatan 10

Djurlekplatsen gives families a specific reason to visit, with an animal-themed play area in the park.

Go to see a submarine and live frogs alongside exhibitions on Malmö’s history and a preserved Renaissance castle.

Go for a central Malmö park with a playground alongside a pond, bridges and lawns.
Kungsgatan 46 (about 50 metres from the site)

Visit for a walk among the ponds and wooded areas, with the Fairytale Playground in the southern part of the park.

Choose from more than 20 themed playgrounds to give children a place to climb, swing and play imaginatively.
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Updated 8 November 2026
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