Malmö – made for shopping

Malmö has 800 shops and counting, as well as 7 shopping centres; Hansa, Triangeln, Caroli, Balthazar City, Storgatan, Åhléns and Mobilia.

Of all the cities you could go shopping, Malmö has to be one of the best. It has it all – everything is within walking distance, it has a huge range of exciting shops, boutiques, department stores and shopping centres in an attractively laid out city, most of it pedestrian walkway – so no smelly car fumes to worry about. And a currency, the Swedish crown, which has seen better times, particularly against the Euro.

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Shopping in Malmö

Where to go shopping in Malmö

Of all the cities you could go shopping, Malmö has to be one of the best.

Bar and restaurant Victors at Lilla torg in Malmö

Nocturnal Malmö

Malmö comes into its own as the centre of nightlife in the Skåne region in the “wee, small hours”. The city rocks 7 nights a week, particularly in summertime, with bars, clubs, live music of every hue and restaurant cocktail lounges that turn into nightclubs and are open until 3 a.m.

Pildammsparken in Malmö

Park life in Malmö

Malmö is the epitome of a “garden city” with the stately and beautiful Folkets Park, Slottsparken, Pildammsparken and Kungsparken forming a green corridor between the beaches at Ribersborg and the Stadion area of town to the north-east.

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Getting around and money
Walking is the best way of getting around in Malmö as the distances between shops are short. You could consider renting a bike, another smart way of seeing this beautiful city. Luckily for you, the Swedish crown has seen better days, especially against the Euro – so there probably hasn’t been a better time to come to Malmö and pick up some bargains.

Shop opening hours in Malmö:
Weekdays: 10.00 – 18.00/19.00
Saturdays: 10.00 – 15.00/16.00
Sundays: 12.00 – 16.00

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