MALMÖ PUBLISHING DATE: 2009-06-22 | COUNTRY CODE: SE Contents: the City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping, Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps

MALMÖ PUBLISHING DATE: 2009-06-22 | COUNTRY CODE: SE Contents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping, Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps

Friisgatan 43 214 21 Malmö tel 040 23 42 62 www.livingroomhotel.se

Population: 270 000

Currency: Swedish krona, 1 Kr = 100 Öre

Opening hours: Stores are open weekdays 10.00 - 18.00, Weekends 10.00 - 16.00. Extended opening hours last Saturday of the month

Internet: www.malmo.se/tourist www.malmocity.se

Newspapers: Sydsvenska dagbladet Skånska dagbladet Kvällsposten Aftonbladet

Emergency numbers: 112

Tourist information: Malmö Tourism Centralstation © Fredrik Tellerup / Malmö Turism October-April: Mon-Fri 9-17, Sat-Sun 10-15. May and September: Mon-Fri 9-18, Sat-Sun 10-15. June-August: Mon-Fri 9-19, Sat-Sun 10-17. www.malmo.se/tourist MALMÖ Turning Torso, the Öresund Bridge, Zlatan Ibrahimovich, exciting art environments. Malmö has gone from being a border city to being a symbol for crossing borders. 25 percent of Malmö’s residents are born abroad, which produces a constant stream of new ideas, attitudes and tastes. Malmö is part of Skåne, the Öresund Region, Sweden and Europe all at the same time. DESTINATION: MALMÖ |PUBLISHING DATE: 2009-06-22

are foundations for the newly won THE CITY #THECITY# optimism of Malmö’s residents. Copenhagen is needed less and less. But just in case you want to go there, ”the village” is still there – closer than ever - three trains per hour. Vill du nå alla

© Fredrik Tellerup / Malmö Turism som reser till din destination? If it is the case that Malmö was founded in 1272 (it is much debated) then the city has Vår unika media hjälper dig! been Danish longer than it has been Contact: [email protected] Swedish. In the 14th century so many Fler än 2 miljoner Hanseatic merchants lived here that it was läsare varje månad! actually counted as a German city. In addition, Malmö was Catholic, Denmark’s DO & SEE #DOANDSEE# second largest city and was maintained exclusively by herring. Malmö became Swedish in 1658 but it took almost 200 years before the integration bore fruit. As an industrial city, Malmö flourished right up until the shipbuilding industry declined in the early 1970s – with emigration and failing self confidence as a consequence. But in recent years Malmö has lifted itself again – and with a vengeance. In June © Malmö Turism 2000 the Öresund Bridge reconnected the city with Denmark. The Housing Exhibition Turning Torso in the following year finally opened the city The Öresund Bridge was a symbol of the to the waterfront and Europe’s tallest – ”new” Malmö for five years. Now the only and perhaps most spectacular – apartment thing that counts is the twisting 54 storey block was built. Turning Torso rises up in apartment block. Turning Torso has won a the old shipyard district and attracts large large number of international prizes. numbers of fascinated spectators. In the However, at the same time the rents are surrounding district the University and 2,000-2,500 kr a square metre per year. knowledge-intensive companies are At the top of the Spanish architect competing for the palatial new offices. Calatravas’ ”totem pole” there are Accompanied by the drills that are slowly conference halls to rent and around the creating the city’s future Underground, base a more cocky, luxurious Malmö is expected to be finished in 2011. It’s a bit emerging with good restaurants, pavement chaotic but that´s OK. The city has been cafés and combined swimming and dancing rejuvenated and vitalized, immigration is places. Now new Turning Torsos are being continually breaking new records. There planned for New York and Chicago. There

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are sure to be more to come.

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Malmö Museums Address: Malmöhusvägen 1 Phone: +46 (0)40-34 10 00 The biggest Renaissance castle in Scandinavia is well-preserved and modern, ”Ribban” - the city beach including the magnificent Hall of Knights. Ribersborg – a leisure centre of gigantic The gun turret dates from the 17th dimensions – is situated close to the city century, when the castle was used as a centre and Turning Torso. Three km of fortress in the war against the Danes. The sandy beaches, two marinas and a nine modern part is home to the Malmö Art hole golf course – open all year round – a Museum, the Aquarium, the Tropicarium couple of drives away from Stortorget. (home to lizards, bats and charming There is also a waterfowl lake here, monkeys). The history of Malmö from the perhaps the most exclusive dog park in the Stone Age and onward is presented here, world, an inline skating track, some ten along with an exhibition on the birth of football pitches and facilities for cricket, Skåne. Malmö Museums also shows and American and Australian football. temporary exhibitions on a variety of themes. The Science and Maritime House EATING #EATING# is a dream come true for technology buffs: cars new and old, a flight simulator, trams, ferries, a submarine and much more. At the Knowledge Fair, you can conduct experiments in the worlds of physics and chemistry.

Address: Malmöhusvägen Phone: +46 (0)40 34 44 37 Internet: www.malmo.se/museer

© iStock Möllevången The complete opposite of Turning Torso. In Two or three years ago residents of this southern oasis the cultural proletariat Copenhagen came on pilgrimages over the live cheek by jowl with shops run be Sound to enjoy the culinary arts of Malmö immigrants, increasing numbers of cool and many of the country’s best restaurants entertainment places and hibernating are here. Most of them within a radius of a speakeasies. But it is the Chocolate few hundred metres from Stortorget. Factory’s recently opened restaurants, However, Salt & Brygga in the Western clubs, bars and theatres that top the scale Harbour-area has the most beautiful view. of trendiness. A well-known Swedish restaurateur has said that where plum tomatoes are used in Malmö Konstmuseum (Malmö Art Museum) Stockholm, root vegetables are used in Skåne. If the city’s restaurants get the The Swedish museum that currently buys chance they prefer to use potatoes, carrots most art. During the last 15 years the and parsnips. Finding a traditional dinner museum has built up the world’s largest of goose or eel is however more difficult, collection of contemporary Nordic art. but many of the restaurants serve these There are also over 2,600 drawings and 25 local specialities during season. paintings by the country’s leading 19th century artist – Carl Fredrik Hill.

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Trappaner city’s most delicious and imaginative range Possibly the most amiable restaurant in the of bread guarantees a superb breakfast city, Trappaner is charmingly nestled in an buffet. Lunch is especially a good value. old cellar vault with large windows. Situated somewhat off the beaten track, Captivating cuisine, excellent service. The but it is close to the Stadsteatern (City French tasting menu is magnificent, and Theatre) and easy to park. Lots of trendy the prices match. mothers, in the age range 25 to 40, with

Address: Tegelgårdsgatan 5 their buggies. Phone: +46 (0)40-57 97 50 Address: Ö. Rönneholmsvägen 26 Phone: +46 (0)40-97 34 70 Atmosfär The best food in the city at the moment. CAFÉS #CAFES# The cuisine is a blend of Swedish and Mediterranean and it is highly imaginative. Repeatedly selected as one of the best restaurants in the country. When the former Prime Minister, Göran Persson, lived in the quarter he was often seen here.

Address: Fersens väg 4 Phone: +46 (0)40-12 50 77 © Jan-Erik Andersson / Malmö Turism Gazpacho A small restaurant which is also a Espresso House delicatessen. The bar is one of the smallest Café chain with a feeling for good in the world. Wonderful tapas. Despite the locations. The open-air café in the Bo 01 name the cuisine leans more in the area is superb, sometimes a bit windy. direction of Italian than Andalucian. Not Address: Sundspromenaden Phone: +46 (0)40-24 08 70 many hot dishes but good quality and value for money. Café Siesta Address: Västergatan 16 Phone: +46 (0)40-12 09 08 Café, bar and restaurant and each one rocks. The large open-air section is usually Café Pizza Amore full of 50 and 60 somethings with links to Some of the very best pizzas in the culture. country are created here. The man with Address: Hjorttackegatan 1 Phone: +46 (0)40-611 10 27 the deft fingers is from Naples and 99 percent of the ingredients are fresh and Ribersborgs Open-swimming-pools imported directly from Italy. Completely Both the open-air cafés are situated a free of tinned and dried ingredients, but mere 200 metres west of Malmö but when with lots of mozzarella and extra amore. A the wind is blowing from the north or west bit more expensive, and worth it. they are located in another, almost Address: Köpenhamnsvägen 5 Phone: +46 (0)40-26 45 34 tropical, climate zone. On hot summer days it can be the only place in Malmö Systrar & Bröder where there is a light breeze. Concerts and Braided sofas and genuinely pleasant. The stand-up in the evenings. Salt water,

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sauna and a lot of fresh air make it the and unusually good value soups.

best place for the day after as well. Address: Norra Vallgatan 62 Phone: +46 (0)40-664 48 80 Address: Limhamnsvägen Phone: +46 (0)40-26 03 54 Sir Tobys Nesta The city’s only proper football pub. The More a take away café than a cosy bar, European football match that is not shown 50s atmosphere, the city’s best barista here has probably never kicked off. A vast makes great espresso. number of screens in various sizes. Modest

Address: Södergatan 22 prices. A restaurant too. For the away Phone: +46 (0)40-12 30 30 matches of MFF, the local football team, you’ll have to reckon on standing room

BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE# only.

Address: Davidshallsgatan 21 Phone: +46 (0)40-78 880

Étage Classic nightclub in the middle of town. Crowded, popular and with slightly younger guests. Open 23.00-04.00.

Address: Stortorget 6 Phone: +46 (0)40-30 20 89 © iStock Internet: www.etage.se

The Danish influence is seldom as evident Slagthuset as when it comes to the nightlife. Malmö In this club there are always at least two residents have fun! Often until four or five dance floors open. Often even more. One in the morning. If you are still not satisfied of the dance floors offers the latest dance you can take the train to Copenhagen and music and the best classics. The other one carry on partying. Places such as Club In plays all that other music you hardly ever have several dance floors and are open remeber to actually be missing! Entrance until ten in the morning. cloces at 04.00. Slagthuset also has lunch and dinner Lilla Torg restaurant, theater scene and conference Known as the Ibiza of Northern Europe. facilities. Please visit their webbsite for up Some ten restaurants and bars co-exist to date information.

around the old square. Everything from Address: Jörgen Kocksg 7A luxurious food ideas to simple restaurants. Opening hours: Friday and Saturday 24-05 Phone: +46 (0)40-10 99 00 The pavement cafés are chock full all year Internet: www.slagthuset.se round. In the winter there is an ice rink in More information: For everyone over 20. connection with the bar counters. Hard to avoid.

Café le Fil du Rasoir Savoy Corner. Simple, good looking, good service and an excellent meeting place. A big plus for the bar which serves snacks

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(N. Vallg. 74, 040-239500). New premises SHOPPING #SHOPPING# and Swedish design are to be found on Designtorget (S. Vallg. 3, 040- 307082).

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

The best reference is that large numbers of Copenhagen residents travel to Malmö to shop. One suggestion for a place to begin © Stockexpert is Stortorget (furniture design) or alongside, at Lilla Torg with the food hall, EXCLUSIVE Saluhall, and the Form/Design Centre. Hilton Malmö City Södergatan is the main drag even though 20 floors with a great view. Along the main most shops you find here are also in every shopping street half way between the Old large Swedish town. One block east is the Town and Möllevången. city’s most exclusive shopping centre, Address: Triangeln 2 HansaCompagniet, (www.mitthansa.se). If, Phone: +46 (0)40-693 47 00 on the other hand, you carry on over the square into S. Förstadsgatan and over the canal you discover that the shops are less familiar, but more individual. In the space of just a few years Davidshallstorg has become a centre for products that are a bit newer, often with youthful, daring design. Regardless of whether it is clothes or furniture. At Mani (Kärleksg. 4, 040-611 41 10) you can find 60s and 70s clothes and Repris sells every kind of designer gear. In addition you’ll find a number of trendy bars and cafés. Continue on up towards the Hilton and the Triangle shopping centre – both solid and large (www.triangeln.com). If you continue south along S. Förstadsgatan the shops become less trendy but more specialised. You end up at Möllevångstorget with its gigantic market square, grocery shops specialising in global cuisine. The best shop in the country when it comes to Swedish and Danish furniture design 1950-70 is Moderna Möbelklassiker

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Elite Hotel Savoy A classical hotel situated opposite the Central Station with shopping and culture just around the corner. The older parts are from 1862 and celebrities such as Lenin, Ingrid Bergman and ABBA have spent the night here. The hotel houses a French brasserie, Café le Fil du Rasoir and the The Bishop’s Arms genuine English pub Bishop Arm’s, both English pub, large selection of beer & popular watering holes amongst the locals. whisky and excellent food. Address: Norra Vallgatan 62 Phone: +46 (0)40 66 44 800

GOOD VALUE Accoribishotel Large and popular budget hotel in the vicinity of Mobilia and Malmö. A good alternative if you want to have a practical, simple solution at a humane price.

Address: Stadiong. 21 Elite Hotel Savoy Phone: +46 (0)40 672 85 70 City center, close to airports, central train station and shopping. Stay at Mazetti In the old Chocolate factory (close to Möllevången) there are brand new holiday apartments. Sauna, gym and dishwasher are included.

Address: Norra Skolgatan 24 Phone: +46 (0)40-64130 00 Internet: www.accome.com

First Hotel Jörgen Kock Café le fil du Rasoir There are 105 hotel rooms, the majority French brasserie with delicious being double, and all can easily fit an extra food, bar and cocktails. bed. Children stay for free in the parents’ room up to 15 years-of age.

Address: Jörgen Kocksgatan 3 Check out www.elite.se! Phone: +46 (0)40 10 18 00 Internet: www.firsthotels.se/JorgenKock

elite hotel savoy Norra Vallgatan 62, Malmö, tel +4640-66 44 800, fax +4640-66 44 850, [email protected], www.elite.se

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ESSENTIAL INFORMATION Värnhemstorget are nodal points. The regional buses are yellow and ticket prices start at about 30 kr for a single journey. The regional buses usually depart from Södervärn, close to Möllevången.

Internet: www.skanetrafiken.se

Malmö is flat and is a perfect city for cycling. In 2004 the city was chosen as ”Bicycle city of the year” for its well © Malmö Turism developed network of cycle paths. Furthermore, in spring 2005 the citizens Airport received a philosophical cycling guide, with Malmö has access to two airports, one the title ”Famous people who have cycled Swedish and one Danish. Malmö Airport is in Malmö”. situated thirty kilometres east of Malmö. The airport bus takes 40 min. from the Cykelkliniken Central Station and costs 90 kr. SAS, low Address: Regementsgatan 12 Phone: +46 (0)40 611 66 66 cost airlines and lots of charter companies use Malmö Airport. Fridhems Bikeshop

Malmö Airport Address: Tessins väg 13 Phone: +46 (0)40 26 03 35 Phone: +46 (0)40 613 11 00 Internet: www.malmoariport.se Taxi Airport bus Malmö Airport The taxi situation in Malmö is a bit

Address: +46 (0)771 77 77 77 complicated. A journey in the city centre Internet: www.flygbussarna.com can cost anything from a fixed price of 50-59 kr up to some 120 kr depending on Copenhagen Airport is the largest airport in which taxi you get into. Between Sturup the Nordic region and furthermore was and Malmö most companies have fixed selected as the best in Europe in 2004. prices from 339-389 kr. That’s why you Access from the Central Station with should first ask for an approximate price westbound trains, departures every 20 before getting into a Malmö taxi.) minutes, takes about 25 minutes and costs 90 SEK. All you have to do then is take the Taxi Skåne lift from the platform straight up to the Phone: +46 (0)40 330 330 arrivals/departures lounge. Taxi 97 Phone: +45 (0)32 31 32 31 Internet: www.cph.dk Phone: +46 (0)40 97 97 97

Public Transport Taxi Kurir

Malmö is located right at the crossroads Phone: +46 (0)40 70 000 between Scandinavia and the rest of Europe. This means that the transportation Post is extremely good. The city buses are Post offices are located through out the green and ticket prices are 15 kr. The city and some smaller shops also have Central Station, Gustav Adolfs Torg and postal service. One office is located at

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Baltzarsg. 20. For more information:

Phone: +46 (0)20 23 22 21 Internet: www.posten.se

Pharmacy Apotek Gripen is located stays open between 08.00 and 22.00.

Address: Bergsgatan 22 Phone: +46 (0)771-450 450 (info line)

Dentist For urgent matters please phone the Health Service advice line (Sjukvårdsupplysningen). Weekends open from 09.30-13.00. Other hours, see the website for more information:

Phone: +46 (0)20-43 44 44 Internet: www.ptt.se/skane

Telephone Country code: +46 Area code: 040

Electricity 220 Volt AC/50 Hz

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Adelgatan C2 Kapellgatan C4 Spångatan D3 Ahlmansgatan D4 Kaptensgatan C3 D3 Stenbocksgatan D2 D3 Almbacksgatan D3 Kastellgatan B3 Stora Kvarngatan D2 Amiralsgatan D3 Kattsundsgatan D2 Stora Nygatan C2 D2 Anckargripsgatan B1 C1 Kilian Zollsgatan A2 A3 Stora Trädgårdsgat. D1 D2 August Palms plats D3 Klerkgatan C4 Stora Varvsgatan A1 B1 Bagers plats C1 Klostergatan C3 Storgatan C3 Baltiska vägen B4 Kommendörsgatan D3 Stormgatan C1 Baltzarsgatan C2 D2 Kornettsgatan D2 D3 Stortorget C2 Banérsgatan B3 Korsörvägen A4 Sturegatan D2 D3 Bangatan D4 Kristianstadsgatan D4 Södergatan C2 Barkgatan D4 Kronborgsvägen B3 B4 Södra Förstadsgata. C3 Bergsgatan D3 D4 Krutmeijersgatan B3 Södra Neptunigatan B1 Beridaregatan A3 A4 Kung Oscars väg A3 B3 Södra Parkgatan D4 Brandmästaregatan D2 Kungsgatan D2 D3 Södra Promenaden D2 Carl Gustafs väg B3 C4 Köpenhamnsvägen A4 Södra Skolgatan C4 Carlsgatan D1 Larmgatan C2 Södra Vallgatan C2 Centralplan C1 Lilla Nygatan C2 Tessins väg A2 Citadellsvägen B2 Lilla torg C2 Thottsgatan B3 Claesgatan D4 Lugna gatan C3 Torggatan C2 Dammfrivägen A4 Lundbergsgatan A3 Triangeln C3 Davidshallsgatan C3 Långgårdsgatan B2 Tärningholmsgatan A3 Davidshallstorg C3 Löjtnantsgatan D3 Törnskärsgatan A3 Disponentgatan D3 Majorsgatan C2 C3 Utställningsgatan C1 Djäknegatan C2 Margaretavägen B4 Vendelsvägen A4 Drottninggatan C3 D2 Mariedalsvägen A2 A3 A4 Vintergatan D1 Drottningtorget D1 Monbijougatan D3 Västergatan B2 Edward Lindahlsgat. A4 B3 Munkgatan C3 Västra Rönneholmsv. A3 Engelbrektsgatan C2 Mäster Henriksgata. D3 Ystadsgatan D4 Erik Dahlbergsgata. B3 Mäster Johansgatan C2 Ängelholmsgatan D4 Erikstorpsgatan A3 Möllevångstorget D4 Östergatan D2 Exercisgatan D2 Navigationsgatan C1 Östra Kristinelund. A3 Falkenbergsgatan D4 Nikolaigatan C4 Östra Promenaden D1 D2 Falsterbogatan D4 Norra Neptunigatan B1 Östra Rönneholmsvä. B3 C3 Falsterboplan D4 Norra Parkgatan D3 D4 Östra Tullgatan D1 Fersens väg B3 Norra Skolgatan C3 Fiskehamnsgatan B2 C1 Norra Vallga. B2 C1 C2 D1 Friisgatan C3 D4 Norregatan D2 Fågelbacksgatan A3 B3 Ola Hanssonsgatan A2 Fänriksgatan D2 Ostindiefararegata. B2 C2 Föreningsgatan C3 D3 Per Weijersgatan C2 Gibraltargatan B1 B2 Pildammsvägen C3 C4 Grynbodgatan B2 C2 Pilåkersvägen A4 Gråbrödersgatan C2 Regementsgatan A3 B3 Grönegatan D2 Ribevägen A4 Gustaf Rydbergsgat. A3 Roskildevägen B4 Gustav Adolfs torg C2 Roslins väg A2 Gustav Möllers gat. D3 Rundelsgatan C2 D2 Hamngatan C1 C2 Rådmansgatan C4 Hantverkaregatan D3 Rörsjögatan D2 Helmfeltsgatan B3 Sankt Johannesgata. C3 C4 Helsingborgsgatan D3 D4 Sankt Knuts torg D3 Henrik Smithsgatan D3 Själbodgatan C2 Holmgatan C3 Själlandstorget B4 Husargatan D1 Skeppsbron C1 Hyregatan B2 C2 Skvadronsgatan A3 John Ericssons väg A4 Slottsgatan B2 Jörgen Ankersgatan C3 Slussplan D1 Jörgen Kocksgatan C1 D1 Smedjegatan C4 Kalendegatan C2 Sofielundsvägen D4 Kamrergatan D3 Solbacksvägen A4

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