Malmö / 9 photo spots
9 Instagram spots in Malmo worth the crossing
Old lanes, a twisted tower and bathhouses on stilts: Malmo is compact and easy to cover. These 9 spots are the walk.
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Gamla Väster
The old town of low colored houses and cobbled lanes. Cafes and small stores line the strolls.
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Lighthouse
An 1878 lighthouse in the inner harbor. Shoot it with the harbor water behind.
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Ribersborgs Kallbadhus
A bathhouse on stilts over the sea, reached by a footbridge. The Turning Torso rises in the background.
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Fiskehoddorna
A fish market of red huts by the water. Buy something fresh, then shoot the row of huts.
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Castle mill
A windmill from 1851 in the castle gardens. Summer concerts fill the lawns around it.
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The Turning Torso
A 190-meter twisted tower, the tallest in Scandinavia. Best from the waterfront promenade.
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Sr. Johns Church
An early-20th-century church in the old town by Axel Anderberg. The brick details carry the close-ups.
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Stadsbibliotek
A library of three joined buildings going back to 1905. The glass extension is the modern counterpoint.
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Öresund Bridge
The cable-stayed bridge to Denmark, opened in 2000. The Luftkastellet deck gives the viewing angle.
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