[2025 Malmo Attraction] Travel Guide for Malmö Castle (Updated Jun)

🇸🇪 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]

A wonderful place to visit. In 1434, Erik of Pomerania, King of Denmark, Norway and Sweden, built a citadel in the town of Malmö, traces of which can still be seen in the walls. During The Count’s Feud the citizens of Malmö occupied it and tore down the walls separating it the city. When the rebellion was crushed, Christian III (1536-1559) had a new citadel built. In 1607 Denmark’s “builder king” Christian IV among other things also added an elegant storehouse with Dutch Renaissance gables to the castle. After 1658, the Swedes modernized the castle with a Dutch-inspired defense system, and in 1675 it withstood a Danish siege. However the fortress fell into disrepair and Malmöhus was used mainly as a granary and an arsenal for the Swedish army. From 1828 till 1909 it served as a prison. From the 1930´s the castle was restored in the Renaissance Style, and today it is a museum #malmo

I thought Malmö will be just a stopover for me, but actually the town has much to offer. From the castle, across the park, the twisted tower skyscraper and the Oresund bridge nearby. Also there were many canals and some small bridges. Actually it was my first time in Sweden and I really enjoyed the place. #happynewyear