Discover Malmö Trip 2026

The roughly eight-kilometer combination of bridge and underwater tunnel has connected Malmö directly with Copenhagen, Denmark, since 2000, and turned the Öresund region into one of Scandinavia's fastest-growing economic regions.

Designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, the skyscraper twisted 90 degrees stands 190 meters tall, making it one of Scandinavia's tallest residential buildings, and has defined the harbor city's skyline since its completion in 2005.

With residents from over 170 nations, Malmö is one of Scandinavia's most diverse cities, reflected especially in the Möllevången district with its international markets, restaurants and vibrant street art scene.

Scandinavia's oldest surviving Renaissance fortress today houses several museums of natural history and art and is surrounded by an expansive castle park perfect for strolling and relaxing.

Malmö Airport is served from several European cities, while the nearby Copenhagen Kastrup Airport is reachable via the Öresund Bridge by train in only about 20 minutes.

The roughly eight-kilometer combination of bridge and underwater tunnel has connected Malmö directly with Copenhagen, Denmark, since 2000, and turned the Öresund region into one of Scandinavia's fastest-growing economic regions.

Designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, the skyscraper twisted 90 degrees stands 190 meters tall, making it one of Scandinavia's tallest residential buildings, and has defined the harbor city's skyline since its completion in 2005.

With residents from over 170 nations, Malmö is one of Scandinavia's most diverse cities, reflected especially in the Möllevången district with its international markets, restaurants and vibrant street art scene.