Description
Discover Malmö’s diverse architectural styles, from medieval to modern. This walking tour will take you to key landmarks such as St. Peter’s Church, the iconic Turning Torso, and Malmöhus Castle, highlighting how the city’s architecture reflects its history and modern transformations. Get insights into the design philosophy of renowned buildings and learn how the city’s urban planning has evolved over the centuries.
Locations we visit
1. Sankt Gertrud’s Quarter
Sankt Gertrud’s Quarter offers a glimpse into Malmö’s medieval past, with beautifully preserved buildings.
2. St. Peter’s Church
St. Peter’s Church is the oldest building in Malmö, showcasing Gothic brick architecture from the 14th century.
3. Lilla Torg (Little Square)
Lilla Torg is a vibrant square lined with half-timbered buildings dating back to the 16th century.
4. Södertull
Södertull features modern architecture alongside historical landmarks, with great views of the canal.
5. Malmö City Library
Malmö City Library, designed by Henning Larsen, is a striking modern structure with glass and light as its main elements.
6. Malmö Live (Concert Hall & Hotel Complex)
Malmö Live is a contemporary complex with a concert hall, hotel, and conference center designed to blend with the city’s modern aesthetic.
7. Malmöhus Castle
Malmöhus Castle is Scandinavia’s oldest surviving Renaissance castle, a symbol of Malmö’s historical importance.
8. Turning Torso
Turning Torso, designed by Santiago Calatrava, is the tallest building in Scandinavia and an icon of modern architecture.
9. Västra Hamnen (Western Harbour)
Västra Hamnen is Malmö’s cutting-edge eco-friendly neighborhood, with modern waterfront apartments and stunning views.