Malmö and the South
Malmö
Cosmopolitan and Modern City
Malmö, the third-largest city in Sweden, is a dynamic cultural melting pot where the old meets the new.
Øresund Bridge
Scandinavian-Danish Connection
The Øresund Bridge connects Malmö to Copenhagen, Denmark, creating a unique link between Scandinavian cultures.
White sandy beaches
Seaside Resorts
Relaxing in the sun, swimming in the clear waters of the Baltic Sea, and enjoying water activities such as surfing, sailing, and paddleboarding.
Gastronomy
Culture
Savor refined dishes in Malmö’s Michelin-starred restaurants, or explore local markets to taste regional specialties.
Malmö and southern Sweden are the perfect blend of urban modernity and natural beauty. The local landscapes combine avant-garde architecture and a cosmopolitan atmosphere with the white sandy beaches of the seaside resorts along the coast.
A popular destination for many travelers, it is also cherished for its refined cuisine and vibrant culture.
Finally, for a cultural getaway in Copenhagen, cross the Øresund Bridge and head to Denmark!
How to get to Malmö?
Malmö is easily accessible from Copenhagen via the Øresund Bridge, whether by train or by car, offering quick and direct journeys of about 35 minutes. For those who prefer flexibility, driving across the bridge provides a stunning view of the sea and the coasts.
Malmö is also served by Malmö Airport for regional flights, while Copenhagen Airport, serves as the main hub for International flights.
For detailed information on trains, travel tips, and more, check out our comprehensive guide on how to get to Malmö.
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