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Malmö - The Place

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The Problem

The Problem

I had no preconceptions about Malmö. I did very little research before my trip.

I did not need to. The main reason for going was to be outside Little Britain when it left the EU. I could have gone anywhere. Malmö was accessible for a 2 night stay, plus I could take in an ice hockey game from one of Europe’s top leagues

19th Century

19th Century

What did I find?

A pleasant and relaxed city, with plenty of charm, but without any of the pressures of mass tourism. It was pretty much ideal for my 48 hour escape.

City Centre

City Centre

I was right about perceiving it to be accessible. It is as easy to get there from Copenhagen Airport as Copenhagen is! All my travel arrangements were smooth.

I found a great deal with the hotel I chose - the Radisson Blu. I have blogged about it already.

Radisson 7th Floor View

Radisson 7th Floor View

Perhaps I was lucky, or perhaps my expertise shone through, but all my food experiences were excellent. The hotel buffet breakfast was a great start! I ate Italian, Greek, Vietnamese and Swedish - they were all delightful.

Soul Food

Soul Food

The city centre is pleasant to walk around, with a variety of architectural heritage. It has plenty of pedestrian only areas. I enjoyed visiting Malmöhus, and the exhibition on migration in particular. The ice hockey was fantastic - a top class arena, top class teams and a big crowd.

After the Game

After the Game

Would I go back? Yes.

Posted by IainT 23:43 Archived in Sweden Tagged trains food beer sport sweden transport ice_hockey denmark copenhagen malmö

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