Malmo Introduction Walking Tour (Self Guided), Malmo

Malmo is Sweden's third-largest city, after Stockholm and Gothenburg. Malmo's history stretches back to the 13th century when Malmo was part of Denmark. During the 17th century, Sweden gained control of Malmo.

Today, Malmo is an industrial and transportation center. The port city is known for its beautiful architecture, charming squares, parks, and excellent shopping.

Main Square is a large, bustling historic square. Main Square is home to several landmark buildings, including Malmo City Hall, the Kocksa Huset, and the Lion Pharmacy.

The two-story Malmo City Hall features an impressive Dutch-Renaissance style facade. The Lion Pharmacy is known for its elaborate facade and stunning art-nouveau interior.

St. Peter's Church was built in the early 14th century and is Malmo's oldest building. The Brick Gothic church was built in the 1300s and has been renovated throughout the centuries. The impressive 15th-century tower is 98 meters (322 feet) tall.

Charming Little Square is a local's favorite, with Swedish shops and exciting nightlife. If you love shopping, check out Sodergatan Street. The cobblestone street is pedestrian-only and features a mix of shops, restaurants, and bars.

Visitors will find interesting sculptures in Gustav Adolfs Square. A walk through the Old Graveyard offers visitors quiet contemplation. King's Park features beautiful exotic trees and an interesting cave.

Malmo Castle was originally built in 1434. The current architecture reflects the 16th century Renaissance re-build. Visitors are welcome to tour the castle and visit the Art Museum and Natural History Museum exhibits.

Take this self-guided tour and enjoy Malmo's most notable sights.