Where to Stay in Malmö

The historic heart of Malmö featuring medieval streets, Renaissance architecture, and charming squares like Stortorget and Lilla Torg. Home to Malmö Castle, St. Peter's Church, and the city's best restaurants and boutiques. The area is split between the western Gamla Väster district with galleries and restaurants, and the revitalized eastern section. Walking distance to Central Station makes it ideal for Copenhagen commuters. Cobblestone streets and well-preserved buildings create a quintessentially Scandinavian atmosphere.

Malmö's most diverse and vibrant neighborhood, affectionately known as 'Möllan.' The heart is Möllevångstorget market square, offering fresh produce, Middle Eastern spices, and international foods daily. Known for the best falafel in Sweden, eclectic bars, and an artistic community. More affordable than central areas with a grungier, bohemian vibe. Popular with students, young professionals, and creative types. The multicultural atmosphere makes it feel like a global village within Sweden.

Malmö's most modern and exclusive neighborhood, transformed from an industrial shipyard into Europe's first carbon-neutral district. Home to the iconic Turning Torso skyscraper and innovative sustainable architecture. Waterfront promenades offer views of the Öresund Bridge and Copenhagen skyline. Features upscale restaurants, the University, and proximity to coworking spaces. The area showcases Malmö's transformation into a forward-thinking, eco-conscious city.

Central commercial hub and major transportation nexus connecting Malmö to Copenhagen and the rest of Sweden. Home to Triangeln Shopping Centre with numerous stores and dining options. The Malmö Opera and Music Theatre brings cultural performances. Well-connected with frequent trains and buses, making it practical for commuters. Mix of residential and commercial with diverse restaurants and nightlife options. Central location offers easy access to all parts of the city.