In front of you is the 'Knotted Gun', a powerful symbol of peace and social justice. Created by Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd, this bronze sculpture embodies the vision of a non-violent society with its knotted course. Located in a quiet park, it invites you to pause and reflect on its profound message.

Cycling through the streets reveals a vibrant open-air art gallery. Murals and graffiti, created by local and international artists, tell the stories of Malmö. Highlights include the works in Sofielund and the dynamic graffiti gallery in Folkets Park, which reflect the creative soul of the city.

Between the walls of a historic castle and the modern glass structure of the 'Calendar of Light', a world of over 500,000 media in 60+ languages unfolds. You can read in natural light, take part in author events or immerse yourself in stories from all over the world in quiet corners, supported by free access to computers and Wi-Fi.

Explore the oldest surviving Renaissance fortress in Scandinavia, wander through historic halls, discover maritime exhibits, and immerse yourself in Sweden's past. The range extends from medieval ramparts to modern museum exhibitions. Surrounded by idyllic gardens, the experience offers not only cultural but also visual insights into Sweden's rich history.

Unleash your creativity in workshops inspired by rich history and traditional cultures. Learn ancient craftsmanship under the guidance of experts and bring home a piece of living history.

Discover the history of technology and seafaring up close. Climb into a real submarine, pilot ship simulators, and marvel at models of ships, planes, and engines. Construction workshops promote creativity and make science come alive in a playful way. An ideal destination for curious young minds and families.

Explore the variety of local boutiques, from trendy fashion stores to Scandinavian design. Discover unique pieces in the second-hand shops of Möllan or browse through the design shops and international delicatessens. Each boutique tells its own story and offers you the opportunity to take home a piece of the local culture and creativity.

Enjoy a fika in the old town, surrounded by colorful half-timbered houses and cobblestone streets. Lilla Torg is teeming with cafes where you can sample Swedish delicacies, while the historic atmosphere will take you back in time. The charm of the past and the lively present meet here, ideal for a break with coffee and cake.

Meet Funny and her friends in a world where Swedish children's book classics come to life. Explore three thousand square meters of games and adventures. From theatrical performances to the magical carousel, creativity and fun are the order of the day here. A tip: don't forget to marvel at Pettson & Findus' crazy inventions and recharge your batteries with a 'fika' in the garden café.

Explore the open, minimalist architecture that perfectly stages contemporary art. With changing exhibitions of international and Nordic artists, you will always experience something new. The offer ranges from literature to music to debates to expand the definition of art. The Konsthall, which has been free of charge since 1975, is a reflection of Malmö as an international, cultural metropolis.

Walk along cobblestone paths past colorful facades and medieval buildings. Discover the charming squares of Lilla Torg and Stortorget, surrounded by cafes and boutiques. Be mesmerized by architecture, fountains, and sculptures, and get up close and personal with Danish influences that date back to the 16th century.

Experience Gothic architecture and immerse yourself in history through the impressive 15-meter-high oak altarpiece, dated 1611, with four levels of biblical scenes. Marvel at the 1599 lectern and baptismal fonts, both intricately crafted from black limestone and sandstone. Relax in the simple yet stunning atmosphere under the 25-meter-high vaulted ceiling.

Explore culinary extremes and test your taste limits. From maggot-infested cheese from Sardinia to fermented herring from Sweden, try some of the most notorious delicacies if you dare. Learn how cultural differences shape our perception of food and why what is abhorrent to one person can be a delicacy to another.

In an architectural masterpiece of functionalism, you'll experience world-class operas, musicals, and ballets. With a mixture of classical performances, modern productions and international artist collaborations, this stage offers a unique cultural diversity. Backstage tours also give you insights into the fascinating world of production behind the scenes.

In a former power plant, a world of modern and contemporary art unfolds. You'll wander through exhibition spaces showcasing artworks from the early 20th century to the present day, including paintings, sculptures, and installations. The combination of industrial architecture and creative exhibitions creates an atmosphere that seamlessly interweaves art and history.