Holiday lettings in Malmo

As one of the best places to visit in Sweden, Malmö offers several options for any budget, offering various options until you find the kind of environment that suits you best. A lot of accommodation can be found in the city centre, ideal for those looking to explore the city on foot. For anyone who wants to be in the centre of where new meets old, Gamla Staden, Malmö's old town should be top of the list. Within a short distance of this area, you can find a variety of restaurants, as well as an abundance of museums, or take a stroll through the shopping streets. For those looking for something a bit different, apartments and houses are available closer to the beach, for example, the Sibbarp area, or in green areas where nature can be enjoyed.

There is a lot to choose from in this city which is full of history while still focused towards the future. Take some time to explore the parks and note the architecture of the buildings, both historic and modern, with the tallest skyscrapers in the region. Malmö Castle is a wonderful place to take some photos, as is Lilla Torg Square, home to many restaurants, bars and coffee houses. A multicultural and dynamic city, visitors can find a range of amazing restaurants, in the square and beyond, where they can try the delicious local food as well as other dishes from around the world. Many wonderful museums are available to visitors, including Malmö Konsthall, one of the largest exhibition halls in the area home. Do you think there is no summer in Sweden? Malmö will change your mind. This is definitely one of the best places to go to the beach in Scandinavia.

As a cosmopolitan city, a rich gastronomy is now part of Malmö, giving its visitors the chance to try the local, as well as the international, cuisine. Right in the heart of the city is Lilla Torg Square, where a large variety of restaurants can be found offering everything from Asian to European food, from vegetarian to fast food chains. If you are hoping to eat at one of the top restaurants in the city, then book a table at The Vollmers, an elegant, Michelin-starred restaurant aiming to provide an outstanding combination of local gastronomy and modern cooking techniques. For a more local eating experience, stop by the local food markets, such as Malmö Saluhall, to find the best of the regional products. Malmö is also a vibrant city once the sun goes down and is one of the best places for a night out in Sweden. Again, start at Lilla Torg Square, which is considered the place to be. Among the number of bars and pubs located there, it is worth popping into the Moosehead Bar or Étage. Étage is known as one of the most famous hotspots for entertainment.

In general, Sweden has good transportation systems. Skånetrafiken is the name of the public transportation system for the region where Malmö is located. Getting around the city is easy and guests can either choose to hire a car, travel by taxi or simply use the public transportation system which sufficiently covers the city and beyond. The city of Malmö is well connected with the rest of Sweden as well as to Europe. It is possible to travel from Malmö to Denmark by crossing the Öresund Bridge, by car or travel under it by ferry. There is also a ferry line that connects Malmö to Germany. For those travelling by air, Malmö is served by its own international airport, which is served by low-cost carriers. Due to the good road and rail connections between Malmö and Copenhagen, the city is also served by Copenhagen International Airport where a greater number of international flights land.