Malmö

Scandinavian coolness meets urban diversity

Malmö, the hip coastal city in the south of Sweden, is the perfect destination for a relaxed and sustainable city break by train. Thanks to train connections via Hamburg and Copenhagen, you can also reach Malmö from Switzerland in a climate-friendly and comfortable way. The city impresses with its innovative architecture, green parks, creative gastronomy and cosmopolitan atmosphere right on the Baltic Sea. Whether art, cuisine or coastal flair - Malmö combines the Scandinavian way of life with urban ease and offers an authentic Swedish experience away from the tourist crowds.

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Highlights

Scandinavia's tallest building and the city's landmark: the Turning Torso, designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, is an architectural masterpiece with spectacular views - particularly impressive from the Västra Hamnen waterfront.
Colourful houses, cobblestones, galleries and cafés - the historic Gamla Väster district invites you to take a leisurely stroll. This is where Malmö shows its most charming side, especially at sunset.
Malmöhus Castle, one of the oldest Renaissance castles in Scandinavia, tells the turbulent history of the region. Surrounded by an idyllic castle park with moats, it now houses several museums - including the city museum, a natural history museum and an aquarium. Ideal for history buffs, families and anyone looking for a green oasis in the centre of the city.
In a former turbine hall, the Moderna Museet exhibits contemporary art of the highest calibre - from Swedish positions to international greats such as Picasso and Warhol. Admission is often free.
The stylish Saluhall market hall offers regional specialities, street food, organic coffee and Scandinavian design for the eye. The perfect place for a culinary discovery tour!
Only 35 minutes by train separate Malmö from Denmark's capital - via one of the most impressive structures in Europe: the Öresund Bridge. The 8 km long bridge-tunnel construction connects Sweden with Denmark and offers spectacular views of the sea on the journey. Perfect for a day trip to Copenhagen by train - or as part of a cross-border city break.
Your train journey to Malmö takes you comfortably from Zurich, Basel or Bern via Hamburg and Copenhagen - with just one change, you get off right in the heart of the city. Relaxed travelling with a view: The journey across the Öresund is a highlight in itself!

Insider Tips

Culinary diversity in Möllevången

If you are visiting Malmö on a city break by train and want to discover the authentic life of the city, you should definitely visit Möllevången - the multicultural heart of the city. On the famous Möllevångstorget market square, local producers meet international markets offering a wealth of flavours and ingredients from all over the world.

A real insider tip is a guided food safari, where you can sample Asian delicacies, oriental spices and Scandinavian specialities. Right next door is Möllans Ost, a renowned cheese shop with hand-picked delicacies - perfect for a culinary souvenir or a picnic by the sea.

Discover street art - Malmö as an open-air gallery

A city trip to Malmö is not only a culinary surprise, but also a cultural one - lovers of urban art in particular will get their money's worth here. The city is an open gallery where large, colourful murals adorn entire building facades.

The creative scene is particularly vibrant in Gamla Staden, Davidshall, Holma and along old industrial sites. The best way to discover the street art is on foot or by bike - ideal for anyone who wants to experience Malmö away from the classic sights.

Cold bath house Ribersborg - Wellness with sea view

A real highlight on your city trip to Malmö by train is a visit to the Ribersborg cold bathhouse - affectionately known as the ‘Ribban’. The traditional 19th century bathhouse is located directly on the Baltic Sea and offers a unique combination of hot saunas and ice-cold seawater, both in summer and winter.

The ritual of cold bathing is deeply rooted in Sweden and has a revitalising effect on body and soul - ideal after a day of exploring the city. The view of the Öresund Bridge at sunset is just as spectacular as the experience itself.