Tradition and the avant-garde mix perfectly in one of southern Sweden's most beautiful cities: discover the charms of Malmö on this guided walking tour.
Malmö Walking Tour Itinerary
After meeting your guide on the esplanade in front of Malmö Central Station, you'll begin your guided walking tour of the Swedish city's historic centre.
Make your first stop in the main square, where the Malmö Rådhus, or Old Town Hall, is located. Admire the beautiful red-brick building, which has been witness to some of the city's most important and interesting events since its original construction in the 16th century.
Continue exploring the historic centre of the city, which was one of Denmark's largest and most visited cities before becoming part of Sweden in the 17th century, reaching the magnificent Gothic-style St Peter's Church. Built in the 14th century, it is Malmö's oldest place of worship and its oldest preserved brick building too.
Discovering more of the city's Medieval roots, you'll next heard to Malmö Castle. Stroll around the imposing 16th century fortress - historically one of the most important strongholds of Denmark - while your guide reveals the most curious myths and legends that have taken place here.
Having delved deep into Malmö's old quarter, you'll be stunned by the striking contrasts of the city as you approach the harbour area. Here, you'll see one of Sweden's most avant-garde buildings, the Turning Torso, a twisted skyscraper designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava.
At the end of your fascinating guided tour, you'll return to your original meeting point.