2025 Malmo Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Sweden is a charming Nordic country with rich natural landscapes, a long history and culture, and unique customs. Here's a travel guide to help you have a wonderful trip to Sweden: Visa - Visa Type: Sweden is a Schengen Area country. Chinese citizens traveling to multiple Schengen countries should apply for a visa at the embassy or consulate of their main destination. - Application Materials: For a tourist visa, you'll typically need your passport, visa application form, photo, ID card, Household Registration (Hukou), proof of funds, employment certificate, itinerary, and flight and hotel booking confirmations. - Application Process: After confirming your purpose of visit and itinerary, visit the official website of the Swedish Embassy or Consulate in China to browse visa information, download the application form, and checklist. After preparing the required materials, submit your application and pay the visa fee at the embassy or consulate in your consular district. Wait for the review results or provide additional materials as requested. Once you receive your visa, carefully check all the information for accuracy. Best Time to Travel - Summer (June-August): Sweden enjoys warm weather and long daylight hours, perfect for outdoor activities like hiking, camping, and boating. Summer is also peak tourist season, with a wide variety of events and festivals. - Winter (November-March): While temperatures are lower in winter, you can witness the beautiful aurora borealis, snowy landscapes, and ice sculptures. Winter is also a great time for winter sports like skiing and ice skating. Transportation - Airplane: Sweden's main airports are Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN), Gothenburg Landvetter Airport (GOT), and Malmö Sturup Airport (MMX). Air China operates direct flights between Beijing and Stockholm (CA911/CA912), arriving and departing from Arlanda Airport. - Train: Sweden has a well-developed railway system connecting cities and major attractions. SJ is the largest railway operator; you can check schedules and purchase tickets on their official website or mobile app. - Car: Swedish roads are in good condition. Swebus is the main long-distance bus operator. If you choose to drive yourself, note that vehicles in Sweden drive on the right side of the road, as in China. Winter brings heavy snowfall, so winter tires are necessary, and caution is advised. Food - Swedish Meatballs: One of Sweden's most famous dishes, typically made with a mix of beef and pork, served with mashed potatoes, lingonberry sauce, and cream gravy. - Crispbread: A traditional Swedish bread, usually made with rye flour, offering a crispy texture and rich flavor. - Salmon: Swedish salmon is very fresh and can be grilled, pan-fried, boiled, or eaten raw, often seasoned with lemon juice, olive oil, and herbs. - Cheese: Sweden offers a variety of cheeses, such as Grevé and Havarti, which can be enjoyed with bread, fruit, or wine. Attractions - Stockholm: The capital of Sweden, boasting numerous historical buildings and museums, such as the City Hall, Drottningholm Palace, and the Vasa Museum. - Gothenburg: Sweden's second-largest city and gateway to the western archipelago, home to the Botanical Garden, the Götheborg (a replica 18th-century sailing ship), and Liseberg amusement park. - Malmö: Sweden's gateway to continental Europe, connected to Copenhagen, Denmark, by the Øresund Bridge. Key attractions include the Stortorget (main square), St. Peter's Church, Malmöhus Castle, and the Øresund Bridge. - Northern Sweden: A vast region with pine forests, arctic plains, pastures, and glaciers, also home to the indigenous Sami people. Main attractions include Abisko National Park, Sarek National Park, and the Icehotel.

#viana’sjourney After reaching Conpehagen, I took a train from the same airport to Malmo, about 30 minutes ride, I arrive at this small town which were so calm. First thing I noticed was, there’s a lot of Arab’s restaurant and stall over here, easy for fellow muslim to find halal food. I visited Pildammsprken (leisure park) and the sauna house (both male and female can share the sauna place and many were fully without clothing, dont be surprise). Not to forget around the city where they have some big churches, (very elegant looking building everywhere). But, if you plan to visit, spring are the best time, you can see the canola flowers bloom in Skane and it’s definitely mesmerizing!

#2023Travel wish I’ll finish my trip to Northern Europe at the end of this year and hope to travel to South Korea next year! The Malmö City Library looks like a museum on the outside, and like a bookstore on the inside. The design is quite modern, with many comfortable reading spaces and ergonomic chairs that make people want to sit down and rest. After a renovation in the late 1990s, more than one million people visit the library every year. The Stadsbibliotek is considered one of the coolest architectural libraries in the world and it has two distinct sections; the Castle and the Calendar of Light. The castle is the historical part of the library, and the Light Calendar, designed by Danish architect Henning Larsen, is a large cubic building with glass windows facing the park, allowing a lot of light to pass through. #swedishtravel

I took a ferry from Rostock Germany to trelleborg Sweden arriving in central station Malmo, I booked a single room at moment hotels conveniently right opposite the station which was ideal as it was late , check in was easy and friendly too! The hotel it’s self was very Swedish ikea looking and modern , clean , bright and very affordable . I was only staying one night but I did check out the centre of Malmo , great shops and restaurants and managed to find a H&M in the square …. Would definitely recommend this hotel if in Malmo👍👍

It was towards the end of Septemper and last Fall before Covid happened and cities started locking down. I had the privilege to have the chance to visit this quaint and charming Scandinavian town at the southern tip, connecting Sweden to Copenhagen, Denmark via the Oresund, the city of Malmo. In contrast to the more tourist frequented capital, Stockholm with it bright colored and upbeat atmosphere, the mood in Malmo was very relaxed. The old town had a bohemian vibe, with its cobbled stone streets, red brick churches and fortress and houses. The open air plaza with its array of shops and markets, as well as restaurants and bars also added to the more carefree mood, made more possible by the foliage and the temperate weather perfect for the outdoors brought by the Autumn breeze. #fallingforfall

such a beautiful chilled out place, a lot to see and do with amazing food and bars. a slower pace of life is definitely appreciated in a city like this and is so refreshing compared to normal life back here at home. I would recommend everyone to go at least once and make sure you take a walk along the river and around the coast at night. don’t try the salted liquorice though 😝#sweden #malmo

#bucketlistreboot Take a trip to Malmö, Sweden. Did you know you can go from Copenhagen to Malmö in Sweden in less than an hour? Yes, you can get the train from København H (Copenhagen Central Station) which is every 20 minutes and the travel time is only 35 minutes to the centre of Malmö. Nice and easy! This way, you also get to see/be on Øresund Bridge – a combined railway and motorway bridge across the Øresund strait between Denmark and Sweden. Basically one country wanted a bridge and the other wanted a tunnel, so they made the longest combined road and rail bridge in Europe (nearly 8km long). #passionpassport #copenhagen #malmo #denmark

🇸🇪 2 Days in Malmö: The Perfect City Escape Guide 🗓 Day 1 – Classic Malmö & Coastal Vibes 1. Malmö Castle & Kungsparken Start your morning exploring the historic Malmöhus Castle and stroll around the lush Kungsparken and Slottsträdgården. You’ll see canals, flowers, and even a windmill! 2. Malmö Museer Inside the castle, visit the city’s museums—learn about history, technology, and nature, all in one spot. 3. Fika at a local café ☕ Take a break and enjoy a Swedish fika (coffee + pastry) in this cozy garden café near the castle. 4. Turning Torso & Västra Hamnen Head toward the modern part of town to see the Turning Torso, Malmö’s iconic twisted skyscraper. Walk along the seaside promenade in Västra Hamnen, perfect for photos and sea breezes. 5. Sunset at Ribersborgs Beach 🌅 Wrap the day with a stroll (or even a dip) at Ribban Beach, with views of the Öresund Bridge. A peaceful end to the day. 🗓 Day 2 – Art, Shopping & Local Life 1. Stortorget & Lilla Torg Begin in Malmö’s old town square. Admire the architecture, then wander to Lilla Torg, the city’s most charming square. Great for breakfast or just people-watching. 2. Moderna Museet Malmö 🎨 Explore this vibrant contemporary art museum. It’s not huge, but always inspiring and well-curated. 3. Sankt Petri Kyrka Step into one of the oldest Gothic churches in Sweden, just minutes from the main square. 4. Möllevången District & Möllevångstorget This is where Malmö gets real. A mix of cultures, budget eats, food markets, and secondhand stores. Great for lunch and discovering the city’s multicultural vibe. 5. Davidshall & Local Boutiques 🛍️ Wander through Davidshallsgatan for local designer shops, Swedish ceramics, and stylish home goods. 6. Dinner at a Trendy Spot 🍽️ Wrap up your visit with dinner at one of Malmö’s acclaimed restaurants, or something cozy in Lilla Torg. Bonus Tips: 🚆 Getting There: Malmö is just 35 minutes by train from Copenhagen across the Öresund Bridge. 🚲 Getting Around: Rent a bike! Malmö is flat and super bike-friendly. ☔ Pack Layers: Even in summer, Malmö’s weather can change quickly. 🏛️ City Card: Consider the Malmö City Card if you plan to visit several museums.

🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1:Vasa Museum-The Royal Palace-Gamla Stan-Nobel Prize Museum Day 2:Stockholm City Hall-Skansen-National Museum-Tallink Silja Line Day 3:STHLM Fields 2025 Day 4:Storkyrkan-Nordiska Museet-Art in the Subway-Fotografiska Stockholm Day 5:Royal Swedish Opera-Baltic Sea Day 6:WTT Europe Smash - Sweden 2025 Day 7:Malmö Castle-Stortorget and City Hall-St. Petri (St. Peter's Church)-Folkets Park Day 8:Pildammsparken-Malmo Museum-Kungsparken Day 9:Steakhouse Lilla Torg-Malmö Opera Day 10:Øresund Bridge-Öresundsbron Viewpoint Day 11:Feskekorka-Skansen Kronan-Lilla Bommens Hamn-Gothenburg Botanical Garden Day 12:Liseberg-Gothenburg Museum of Art-Poseidon-Slottsskogen Day 13:Universeum-Lipstick Building-The Garden Society Day 14:Gustaf Adolf's Square-Masthugget Church 📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] 1.Vasa Museum 2.The Royal Palace 3.Gamla Stan 4.Nobel Prize Museum 5.Stockholm City Hall 6.Skansen 7.National Museum 8.Tallink Silja Line 9.STHLM Fields 2025 10.Storkyrkan 11.Nordiska Museet 12.Art in the Subway 13.Fotografiska Stockholm 14.Royal Swedish Opera 15.Baltic Sea 16.WTT Europe Smash - Sweden 2025 17.Malmö Castle 18.Stortorget and City Hall 19.St. Petri (St. Peter's Church) 20.Folkets Park 21.Pildammsparken 22.Malmo Museum 23.Kungsparken 24.Steakhouse Lilla Torg 25.Malmö Opera 26.Øresund Bridge 27.Öresundsbron Viewpoint 28.Feskekorka 29.Skansen Kronan 30.Lilla Bommens Hamn 31.Gothenburg Botanical Garden 32.Liseberg 33.Gothenburg Museum of Art 34.Poseidon 35.Slottsskogen 36.Universeum 37.Lipstick Building 38.The Garden Society 39.Gustaf Adolf's Square 40.Masthugget Church 🥘🥘 [Must-Try Food] 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 📷📷 [Photo Spots] 📣📣 [Tips]

Sweden is a country that equally values natural beauty and design culture, blending the crisp Nordic aesthetic with vibrant urban experiences. Here’s a curated list of must-visit places in Sweden, covering natural wonders, cultural cities, and hidden gems—perfect for all travel styles. 🏙 City Highlights 1. **Stockholm** The capital of Sweden, built across 14 islands, often called the "Venice of the North." - **Vasa Museum**: See the resurrected 17th-century warship. - **Skansen**: The world’s first open-air folk museum, featuring an Arctic animal zone. - **Gamla Stan (Old Town)**: Cobblestone streets, colorful houses, the Royal Palace, and historic churches. - **Fotografiska**: A paradise for contemporary photography. 2. **Gothenburg** A laid-back port city on the west coast with a Danish vibe. - **Liseberg**: The largest amusement park in Northern Europe, with a fantastic Christmas market. - **Feskekôrka (Fish Market)**: A seafood market shaped like a church. - **Southern Archipelago**: Island-hopping to experience the Nordic slow life. 3. **Malmö** A "gateway" city connected to Copenhagen, blending modernity and history. - **Øresund Bridge**: A road-and-rail marvel linking Denmark. - **Turning Torso**: A landmark of modern architecture. - **Malmö Castle & Parks**: Renaissance-style castle and lush gardens. 🌲 Nature & Northern Lights 4. **Abisko National Park** Located in Lapland, one of Europe’s best spots for aurora viewing. - **Aurora Sky Station**: Nearly year-round northern lights sightings. - **Kungsleden (The King’s Trail)**: A 400km hiking paradise—we completed it in 20 days last year! 5. **Kiruna** An Arctic Circle town ideal for auroras, skiing, and dog sledding. - **ICEHOTEL**: Rebuilt annually from ice and snow—stay overnight! - **Underground Iron Mine Tour**: Visit the world’s largest iron ore mine. 6. **Gotland** A medieval island in the Baltic Sea. - **Visby**: A UNESCO World Heritage site with intact medieval walls and streets. - **Summer Music & Film Festivals**: A hub for arts and culture. 🔍 Hidden Gems & Special Picks 7. **Uppsala** Sweden’s oldest university town, rich in history and charm. - **Uppsala University & Linnaeus Garden**: Perfect for history and botany lovers. 8. **Dalarna** The heart of Swedish folklore, famous for its "Dala horses." - Summer lakeside cabins, winter skiing, and traditional crafts. 9. **Smögen** A picturesque fishing village on the west coast with stunning seafood restaurants and a scenic pier. 🍴 Swedish Food Tips - **Köttbullar (Meatballs)**: Served with mashed potatoes and lingonberry sauce—a national dish. - **Surströmming (Fermented Herring)**: The infamous "challenge" of Swedish cuisine. - **Kanelbullar (Cinnamon Buns)**: A must-have with Swedish coffee culture (Fika). - **Seafood Platters**: Especially superb in west coast cities like Gothenburg and Malmö. 🗓 Best Time to Visit Each season offers unique charms: - **Summer (June–August)**: Long daylight hours, ideal for city tours, island-hopping, and lakeside retreats. - **Winter (December–March)**: Northern lights, skiing, dog sledding, and the ICEHOTEL experience. - **Autumn (September–October)**: Forests ablaze with color, serene and perfect for photography. Stay tuned for five detailed guides diving deeper into: 1. *From Stockholm to the Aurora Village: A Complete Sweden Travel Guide* 2. *Nordic Nature Adventure: Aurora, ICEHOTEL & The King’s Trail* 3. *Slow Travel in Sweden: Hidden Arts & Historic Streets* 4. *Sea Breezes & Herring: West Sweden’s Flavors & Port Life* 5. *Design as Life: A Scandinavian Aesthetic Journey* Follow me for more!

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Modern vibes meet historic charm in Malmö 🇸🇪✨ #MalmöMoments #SwedenTrip #ScandinavianStyle #TurningTorso #CoastalCityVibes #ExploreSweden

📍Location: Malmö, Sweden 🎟️ Tickets: Malmö city attractions: Mostly free Malmöhus Castle: ~40 SEK Train from Copenhagen (via Öresund Bridge): ~130 DKK Ale’s Stones: Free; 1.5–2 hrs by train+bus or car from Malmö 👀 Why it’s breathtaking: Malmö blends modern innovation with ancient mystery. Snap a photo with the twisting Turning Torso, bike around Kungsparken, and catch the sunset at Ribersborg Beach. Just outside the city, journey to Ale’s Stones—Sweden’s version of Stonehenge—perched dramatically on a cliffside overlooking the Baltic Sea. And the iconic Öresund Bridge? It’s not just a link to Denmark—it’s a ride through a Nordic postcard. 💡 Tip: Cross the bridge from Copenhagen for an epic two-country day trip. For Ale’s Stones, wear comfy shoes and check bus schedules in advance. Grab Malmö’s famous falafel, then unwind with fika at Solde or Noir Kaffekultur. Summer is prime time, but spring offers fewer crowds and coastal blooms. #MalmöVibes #ScandiAdventures #BridgeToSweden #TurningTorsoTales #FikaFuel #AleStonesMagic #RibersborgSunsets #ExploreSkåne #SwedenDayTrip #FromModernToMystic

Malmö Castle (Malmöhus Slott): One of the oldest Renaissance castles in Northern Europe, with a museum inside. Turning Torso: Sweden's tallest building and a landmark of modern design. Malmö Square (Stortorget & Lilla Torg): A historic square in the old town surrounded by many restaurants and cafes. Västra Hamnen: A modern waterfront area suitable for walking and enjoying the sea view. Pildammsparken: Malmö's largest park, suitable for relaxing.

My best trip of 20204 was heading to the 68th Eurovision Song Contest this is because it’s rich in history, culture and brings the whole continent together for a celebration. 🌍🎤 I went to the jury show on the Friday evening which saw 26 countries receive jury votes, which would be added to the public vote on the Saturday evening. Eurovision is 70 years old on the 19th October 2025. 🎙️ The first Eurovision was held 24th May 1956 in Lugano, CH and the name Eurovision comes from a British journalist named George Campey that wrote about it in the Evening Standard in 1951. #2024mapped #Unitedbymusic #eurovisionsongcontest #eurovision #Malmö #sweden #visitsweden

Calling all Scandinavia enthusiasts! This is the guide you've been waiting for! Swedish meatballs, Danish crispy pork, delicious herring meals, the breathtaking scenery of the Sognefjord and Hardangerfjord, plus the Hans Christian Andersen cultural tour, the magnificent Voringsfossen waterfall, unique exotic markets, and the ODD Song Library await you. Check out this 11-day Scandinavian itinerary! -------- Join our Scandinavian tour to explore Viking historical sites🏰, enjoy natural wonders like fjords and the Northern Lights🌌. Experience unique local customs, savor the fairytale-like town life🏡, one trip, multiple delights await you! -------- 🛤️Itinerary: D1：🎉Gathering day, let the journey begin! D2-D3：✈️Arrive in Stockholm, visit City Hall, the Royal Palace Square, and the Royal Swedish Opera. Then head to Turku, Finland. D4-D5：🌍Explore the exotic markets and the Song Library in Turku, and experience the unique cultural atmosphere. Afterwards, head to Helsinki for a day of free exploration to experience the local customs. D6-D8：🚌Travel through Sweden to Norway, passing the magnificent Lake Vänern. Visit the Royal Palace and the National Theatre in Oslo. Then, delve into the Sognefjord and Hardangerfjord to appreciate the beauty of nature. D9：🏰Visit the Gothenburg Opera House and City Hall Square, admire the scenery of Malmö's Stortorget, cross the Øresund Bridge, and experience the beauty of the border between two countries. D10：🎈One-day tour of Copenhagen, visit the Little Mermaid and Hans Christian Andersen's footsteps in Nyhavn, and taste Danish crispy pork. Return to Beijing by plane✈️ in the evening. D11：🏠Return to your warm home, concluding the Scandinavian tour. -------- Must-see attractions: Sognefjord ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Location: Norway - Opening hours: Open all day - Duration: 2-3 hrs Picturesque scenery, with glacial meltwater flowing into it, undoubtedly one of the most magnificent natural landscapes in the world. The steep cliffs and peaks on both sides of the deep waterway are extraordinary and definitely worth a visit! Nyhavn ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Location: Copenhagen City Center, Denmark - Opening hours: All day - Duration: 1-2 hrs - Here, you can savor the unique charm of Copenhagen, admire the colorful old houses and leisurely wooden boats, and feel the city's allure. Amalienborg Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Location: Amalienborg Slotsplads, 1257 København K, Denmark - Opening hours: Varies depending on the season (see official information for details) - Duration: 1-2 hrs As the residence of the Danish royal family, Amalienborg Palace is an outstanding example of royal splendor. Come here to experience the nobility of the royal family and the weight of history up close. -------- Pre-trip essentials:🧳 📂 Documents: Passport, visa, ID card, driver's license and translations, don't forget photocopies for backup. 🔌 Electronics: Adapter plugs, chargers, power banks; the voltage in Scandinavia is different, so bring these along. 📱 Communication: Phone card, data package, staying connected is important. 👕 Clothing: Based on the Scandinavian climate in March, prepare warm coats, sweaters, long pants, windbreakers, hats, and gloves. 🧴 Toiletries: Toiletries, skincare products, sunscreen, common medications, these are daily necessities. 🎒 Personal belongings: Wallet, water bottle, umbrella, a small amount of cash for added convenience. -------- A Scandinavian journey, not to be missed! Join us to explore this fairytale land. Trip.com group tours make your trip even more wonderful!

In the heart of Malmö during the Christmas season, a magical scene unfolds. A calm capybara lounges peacefully near a festive waterfront adorned with twinkling holiday lights, while colorful starfish rest along the shoreline, adding a touch of marine beauty to the winter wonderland. The city’s Christmas markets glow in the background, filling the air with warmth and cheer. This unique blend of Malmö’s coastal charm, festive spirit, and the gentle presence of nature creates a picture-perfect moment that feels both whimsical and serene.#christmastrip #life #familytrip #holidayseason

🚗When I first arrived at the hotel, I was immediately impressed by the spacious and bright lobby and the attentive service. The hotel is conveniently located near the city center of Malmö and various tourist attractions. It is very convenient for both business trips and vacations. 🛁The room I stayed in was fully equipped, especially the super large and comfortable bathtub🛁. In addition, the independent toilet design and meticulous toiletries made me feel a sense of luxury. In particular, the shower time after a tiring day was the most enjoyable moment of my time here. 🌙The hotel's night view is also amazing. You can overlook the entire city through the window. Standing by the window, I can feel the pulse of the city and the breath of life. This is not only a place to stay, but also a platform to enjoy life. 🥢As for food, the hotel offers a unique experience. There are a variety of restaurants to choose from, including upscale Western restaurants, unique bars, and a variety of international cuisines. In particular, their fresh Swedish-style breakfast🍲 is worth a try. It is rich in variety and has a great taste. 💼For business travelers, there are also complete business facilities and meeting rooms to meet various business needs. At the same time, the hotel staff is very professional and enthusiastic, and can quickly help you solve various problems. 💤As for service, I would like to say that the staff here are very attentive and thoughtful. They not only provided attentive help when I first arrived, but also kept checking on my needs and feelings during my stay. Whether it is checking in at the front desk or dining in the room, they will greet me with a smile and actively offer help. ✨In short, the Best Western Malmö Arena is one of the best hotels I have stayed in in recent years. From location to facilities, from service to dining, it all reflects its professionalism and quality. This stay has made me deeply feel the warmth and comfort of home. I hope to have the opportunity to stay at this hotel again in the future.🌟

🏨 As soon as I entered the lobby, I was attracted by the spacious and bright space. The lobby lighting is soft and not dazzling, making people feel comfortable. The front desk staff greeted me warmly, making me feel at home. 🛏 The room I stayed in was a pleasant surprise. The room is simply decorated but tasteful, and the furniture is comfortable. The mattress is soft, and the height and firmness of the pillow are just right, making me feel relaxed as soon as I lie down. 🚿 The bathroom design is also excellent, with complete shower facilities and smooth water flow. After taking a bath, I felt relaxed both physically and mentally. 🍴 The hotel's restaurant offers a variety of cuisines, from breakfast to dinner, each dish is delicious and beautifully presented. The restaurant staff are enthusiastic and I am very satisfied. 🎈 In addition, Viu Hotel offers a variety of entertainment facilities, such as a gym, swimming pool, and SPA center. I had a wonderful vacation here, and every day was full of fun and joy. 🌸 Overall, Viu Hotel impressed me deeply. I am very satisfied with the service, facilities, and atmosphere here. If you are looking for a comfortable and warm accommodation experience, I highly recommend you to experience it here.

🚇First, about the location. The Mayfair Tunnel Hotel is located in the bustling city center. Although the name contains the word "tunnel," you don't have to worry about inconvenience. The hotel is conveniently located and easily accessible by car or public transportation. 🏨As soon as you enter the hotel lobby, you will be attracted by the warm and elegant atmosphere. The lobby staff are friendly and welcoming, making you feel at home. The room experience is also amazing. 🛏The room layout is spacious and comfortable, and every detail is exquisite and well-thought-out. The bed is soft and comfortable, and you can feel relaxed as soon as you lie down. The room is fully equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi, smart TV, etc., allowing you to enjoy comfort and technology at the same time. 🍴The hotel's dining service is also worth mentioning. The restaurant offers a wide variety of cuisines, including Western and Chinese dishes, to satisfy your taste buds. Moreover, the restaurant's environment is elegant and quiet, making it a great place to enjoy food and chat with friends. 🌙At night, when you stand on the hotel's observation deck and overlook the entire city, you will be attracted by the dazzling scenery. At this moment, you will feel that the Mayfair Tunnel Hotel is not only a hotel, but also a warm home where you can relax and enjoy life. 🎈In addition, the hotel offers various activities and facilities, such as a gym, swimming pool, and spa, allowing you to enjoy a variety of entertainment activities during your stay. 🎁Overall, the Mayfair Tunnel Hotel has left a deep impression on me. From location to service, from room to dining, every detail reflects the hotel's dedication and quality. If you are looking for a special stay experience, then the Mayfair Tunnel Hotel is definitely a good choice.

10-day Nordic tour, experience the charm of multiple countries in one go! Carefully planned itinerary, take you to appreciate the beautiful scenery of the Nordic countries, hurry up and collect this super practical guide! -------------------- Travel itinerary: D1: Beijing → Stockholm, start your Nordic journey🛫 D2-D3: Stockholm → Tallinn → Helsinki, visit the City Hall, Vasa Museum, Royal Palace Square, and explore the Tallinn Old Town, savor the signature pork knuckle meal🍽️ D4: Helsinki/Turku → Stockholm, visit the Parliament Square, Russian Orthodox Church, Sibelius Park, and the Rock Church⛪ D5-D7: Stockholm → Lake Vättern → Oslo → Sognefjord → Fjord Town → Hardangerfjord, appreciate the scenery of Lake Vättern, visit the Vigeland Sculpture Park, the Royal Palace of Norway, and take a boat trip on the Sognefjord🚤 D8: Oslo → Gothenburg → Malmo → Copenhagen, visit the Opera House, City Hall, explore the Copenhagen Old Town, and admire the Malmo Grand Square and the Oresund Bridge🌉 D9: Copenhagen → Beijing, visit the Little Mermaid statue, Nyhavn, etc., end your Nordic journey, and start your return trip🛬 D10: Arrive in Beijing, Nordic tour ends successfully🎉 -------------------- Pre-trip essentials:🧳 Here's a checklist of essentials for your Nordic tour! 📞 Bring a phone card, stay connected while roaming in the Nordic countries. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, no need to worry about power adapters. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents, including your visa and passport. 🧥 Choose your clothes according to the weather, warmth and windproof are key. 🥾 Boots with good grip are important, no need to worry about rain or snow. 🧤 Don't forget your gloves and hat, to protect yourself from the Nordic wind. 🔋 Bring a charger and a power bank, so you don't have to worry about your devices running out of battery. 📷 When recording beautiful scenery with your camera, don't forget to bring a spare battery. 💡 Bring lighting tools, so you can explore safely at night. 💊 Prepare your usual medication, as health is important during travel. 💰 Exchange currency in advance, and also bring a credit card. 🔒 Consider travel insurance, to ensure a safe trip. -------------------- Nordic tour, a blend of fantasy and reality, hope you can find your own fairy tale on this magical land!🌈

Nordic multi-country in-depth tour, 12-day travel guide is here! Unmissable hot spring experience, take you to experience a different Nordic style! . 🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Stockholm, the Nordic exploration journey begins! Day 2-3: Visit Stockholm, Vasa Museum, and Stockholm City Hall! Then head to Helsinki to experience the charm of Uspenski Cathedral and Sibelius Park. Day 4-6: Arrive in Reykjavik, explore Thingvellir National Park and the Golden Circle, as well as the stunning Glacier Lagoon and Blue Ice Cave! Then enjoy the Blue Lagoon hot spring, and visit the famous attractions in Reykjavik. Day 7-9: Fly to Oslo, Vigeland Sculpture Park and Oslo City Hall are not to be missed. Then head to the spectacular Hardangerfjord and Sognefjord, take a fjord cruise, and then take the fjord scenic train back to Oslo. Day 10-11: Head to Malmo, visit attractions such as the HSB Turning Torso. Then go to Copenhagen and start the Andersen Imprint Tour. The Little Mermaid and Nyhavn are great places to check in! Day 12: End the Nordic journey and go home! 🏠 . Must-see attractions: 💙 Blue Lagoon: Enjoy a mineral hot spring trip! This is a geothermal hot spring formed by volcanic lava. Soak in it and enjoy the gift of nature. ⛪️ Hallgrimskirkja: A great place to experience Icelandic culture. This church was built in memory of the famous Icelandic writer Hallgrimur. 🏞️ Sognefjord: The scenery is picturesque, as if you are in a fairyland. This is a magnificent fjord formed by glacial meltwater, and you must not miss it! 🌈 Nyhavn: Want to taste the style of Copenhagen? This is the right place! Colorful old houses and leisurely wooden boats let you enjoy the exotic style. 🏰 Amalienborg Palace: Want to see the style of the Danish royal family? This is the residence of the Danish royal family, a representative of the royal palace scenery, and it is definitely worth a visit! . Some tips: 💶 The exchange rates of Nordic currencies vary, it is recommended to pay by card, and prepare some small cash just in case~ 📌 Remember to apply for a Schengen visa before departure, so you can travel to the five Nordic countries without worry! ❄️ The temperature in Northern Europe is moderate in February, but you still need to keep warm, don't let the cold affect your travel mood! 🎁 The prices of specialties vary. Finnish chocolate and Icelandic hats are good choices. Choose according to your budget~ . The Nordic journey is not over yet, more exciting things are waiting for you to discover, let's embark on a journey to find fairy tales together!

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#magicalxmastrip #xmas2024 Had a one-day visit to Malmo and there was this christmas market in the old town. It is not a big market but still interesting and fun to explore. The christmas tree is beautifully set up, I love it. There were also some decorations hanging on trees and lights installations on the sky. The photos here were taken before dark so some lights were not on yet. The time we were there, it was not crowded yet, I guess more people came later. It was super nice to be in the city and experienced the vibes. 😊

Malmö, Sweden Citywalk One-Day Tour Guide Malmö, Sweden, a vibrant city, is a shining pearl on the Scandinavian Peninsula. If you only have one day, don’t worry, this Citywalk guide will show you the unique charm of Malmö. Morning: Malmö Hussein Promenade and Water Tower Location: The starting point of the promenade is near the central station. Walk along the water to reach the water tower. Take a stroll along the Hussen Trail in the early morning sun and experience the tranquility and beauty of Sweden. On the way you will pass by a spectacular water tower, one of Malmö’s landmarks. Here, you can overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire city and feel the romantic atmosphere of Sweden. Noon: Taste traditional Swedish food Swedish food is famous for its simplicity and health. When in Malmö, you must try traditional delicacies such as Swedish meatballs, salmon and Swedish pancakes. You can head to famous local restaurants or food stalls to enjoy a gourmet feast. Afternoon: Explore Malmö Old Town Location: Easily accessible on foot Malmö Old Town is the historical center of the city, where a large number of ancient buildings and cultural heritage are preserved. Wander through the narrow streets, feel the history, and explore the art and culture hidden in the corners. Don’t forget to visit St. Clement’s Church and Malmö Cathedral, which are two of the city’s landmarks. Evening: Enjoy Malmö at night As night falls, Malmö becomes more lively. You can enjoy dinner in a tavern or cafe by the river and experience the slow life in Sweden. Also, don’t miss the opportunity to take a boat trip on Lake Malmö and enjoy the city’s stunning night views.

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