This pretty cobbled square is bordered on two sides by half-timbered house built between the 16C and 18C. In the early 20C, an indoor market replaced the stalls of bygone days. Nowadays, a more recent building contains a number of restaurants. The F..

This museum presents Nordic art of 1920s and 1930s, including works by Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd and Christian Berg. Visitors will also see the work of Max Walter Svanberg (born in 1912), landscapes by Carl Fredrik Hill (1849-1911), contemporary piece..

These sprawling gardens were designed for the 1914 Nordic Exhibition. South of the Margareta Pavilion, erected in memory of the first wife of King Gustaf VI Adolph, is an open-air theatre , where plays, musicals and dance shows are held in summer.

The square dates from the 1530s. At its centre stands the equestrian statue of Charles X Gustav, who annexed Scåne, Blekinge and Halland to Sweden in 1658. The fountain (1964) is by Stig Blomberg. The town hall , built in 1546 in Dutch Renaissance..

This imposing brick church was built on the model of Marienkirche (Lübeck) at the beginning of the 14C, when Malmö was part of the Hanseatic League. The interior is light and high, the rib vault resting on slender pillars. Krämarkapellet (chapel) h..

A disused power station dating from the early 20C is the setting for this contemporary art museum created in 1988. The project, the idea of art enthusiast Frederik Roos (1951-1991), consists of initiating the public in contemporary art movements, via..