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Malmö is the third largest city in Sweden and was founded in 1275 while the most southern province of Sweden (Scania - Skåne) was still Swedish (It then belonged to Norway and Denmark for a long time). The population today is about 280 000 people and rapidly growing. After some big problems in the city during the 80s and early 90s the city today is booming, all thanks to the new bridge connection between Sweden and Denmark, one of the worlds longest bridges. Malmö is referred to as the City of Parks since the whole city is filled with different Parks, even the whole beach area is a giant Park.
When visiting the beach, don't forget to do Sauna Swedish style and then jump into the sea (all year around) at the Cold Bath House (Kallbadhuset). After the sauna, visit the new harbour areas of Malmö and have a stroll around an amazing area filled with modern architecture, don't miss Calatravas Turning Torso, the highest residential building in Europe. Spend the evening at the wonderful old fashioned Lilla Torg, filled with restaurants or why not at Möllevångstorget if you are more into the alternative scene.
Malmö also offers a lot of cultural events. The Malmö Festival in August is an annual highpoint of music, dance and other cultural events creating a big citywide party, and with names like Simon Burke and Dolly Parton on the 2008 concert calendar Malmö has also gained its status as a major concert event arena. If you are more into arts and antiques, Malmö satisfies this part of cultural life as well. Come see Malmö!
When visiting the beach, don't forget to do Sauna Swedish style and then jump into the sea (all year around) at the Cold Bath House (Kallbadhuset). After the sauna, visit the new harbour areas of Malmö and have a stroll around an amazing area filled with modern architecture, don't miss Calatravas Turning Torso, the highest residential building in Europe. Spend the evening at the wonderful old fashioned Lilla Torg, filled with restaurants or why not at Möllevångstorget if you are more into the alternative scene.
Malmö also offers a lot of cultural events. The Malmö Festival in August is an annual highpoint of music, dance and other cultural events creating a big citywide party, and with names like Simon Burke and Dolly Parton on the 2008 concert calendar Malmö has also gained its status as a major concert event arena. If you are more into arts and antiques, Malmö satisfies this part of cultural life as well. Come see Malmö!
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Oct 19, 2007 – Oct 28, 2007
i woke up late, about 10 am, i was awoken by the smell of bacons being fried in the kitchen. i slept like theres neverending, even if a plane crashed above me i would never wake! i stood up and went straight to the kitchen, in mikael's house, i feel like i am at home, mikael treats his guests like …
May 16, 2009 – Sep 24, 2009
Malmo, Sweden -› Copenhagen, Denmark -› …
Who would have thought that Swedish scientists would live up to the national stereotypes? At the conference dinner our Swedish hosts poured everyone a glass of akvavit then broke into song:Helan går, sjung "hoppfadirallanlallanlej" helan går, sjung "hoppfadirallanlej." Den som inte helan tar, …
Sep 05, 2007 – Sep 12, 2007
Malmo, Sweden -› -› …
Not much time spent there, but only a week. Can't imagine I can be really made myself there. Met couple Swedish frds in HK, was planning to visit at least once but never think it could be so soon.It was amazing!! What a lovely place. So peaceful, so relax. Love their laid-back, love their smiling faces, love their simplicity, love their kindness and all...
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