Amazing Things to Do in Malmö & Top Malmö Attractions
Explore Malmö's rich history and modern marvels, from the medieval architecture of Malmö Castle and St. Peter's Church to the iconic, twisting silhouette of the Turning Torso. This collection highlights the city's transformation from an industrial port to a vibrant Scandinavian hub, connected to the world by the impressive Øresund Bridge.
Øresund Bridge
The Øresund Bridge is the longest combined rail-road bridge in Europe, connecting Malmö, Sweden, to Copenhagen, Denmark, and reducing travel time between the cities to about 40 minutes.
Malmö Castle
An impressive 15th-century fortress, Malmö Castle is the oldest preserved Renaissance castle in Scandinavia and now houses the Malmö City Museum, including an aquarium.
Castle mill
The historical Castle mill, built in 1851, and its adjacent miller's house and garden are fully furnished to show the living and working conditions of a miller's family in the 19th century.
Stortorget
Stortorget is Malmö's largest and oldest historic market square, featuring an equestrian statue of King Karl X Gustav and a 16th-century town hall with a Renaissance-style facade.
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter's Church is the oldest building in Malmö, a massive Gothic brick church known for its 98-meter tall tower, beautiful murals, and a majestic 15-meter tall altarpiece.
Turning Torso
The Turning Torso is Scandinavia's tallest building, a 190-meter-high residential skyscraper with 54 floors, completed in 2005 and known for its distinctive twisting design.