Cheap flights to Malmö
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Country
Sweden
Continent
Europe
Airport
MMX
Currency
Swedish krona
Time zone
UTC+1
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Malmö Airport
Malmö Airport, or Copenhagen Airport about 20 minutes away by train
Malmö Airport (Sturup)
The city's own airport, with a limited route network. Many travelers fly into Copenhagen Airport instead, which is about 20 minutes from Malmö by train.
Only in Malmö
A twisting tower, a bridge to Denmark and a sauna over the sea
The Turning Torso
Designed by Santiago Calatrava and completed in 2005, the Turning Torso rises 190 meters and twists 90 degrees from base to top, making it Europe's second-tallest residential tower. It has no public viewing deck, so the best views are from the waterfront in the Västra Hamnen district, where it towers over the neighborhood built for the 2001 housing exposition.
The Öresund Bridge
Opened on 1 July 2000, the fixed link joins Malmö to Copenhagen with a 7.8 km bridge continuing onto an artificial island and a tunnel, 15.9 km in all. It is Sweden's only direct fixed connection to the European continent. Öresundståg trains leave about every 20 minutes in the daytime.
Ribersborgs Kallbadhus
Built in 1898 on timber piles at the end of a wooden pier, this cold-water bathhouse has six saunas. Locals alternate heat with a plunge into the Øresund, facing Ribersborg beach, a long sandy stretch nicknamed the Copacabana of Scandinavia.
History
A former Danish city that became Swedish in 1658
From Malmöhus to sustainable design
Malmö belonged to Denmark for centuries and became Swedish with the Treaty of Roskilde in 1658. Its Renaissance fortress, Malmöhus Castle, now houses the city museum, an aquarium and a technology and maritime museum. After the Kockums shipyard closed in 1986 the city rebuilt itself as a laboratory of sustainable urbanism, and today almost half of its residents have a foreign background. It is also the only non-capital city to have hosted Eurovision three times, in 1992, 2013 and 2024.
On the ground
Falafel in Möllevången, Lilla Torg and bike lanes
Möllevången, a lively, alternative neighborhood, is the capital of Malmö's falafel scene. Lilla Torg, framed by timber-framed houses, and the main square Stortorget, with its 1546 town hall, make up the old center. Converted fishermen's huts such as Fiskehoddorna serve fresh fish, and with more than 500 km of cycle paths a bike is the easiest way to get around.
Lund, under 20 minutes by train
The university town of Lund deserves half a day. Its Romanesque cathedral was consecrated in 1145, its university dates from 1666, and the Kulturen open-air museum is a highlight.
By length of stay
What to do in Malmö depending on your trip length
The essentials
Västra Hamnen and the Turning Torso, Lilla Torg and a dip at the Kallbadhus.
Go deeper
Add Malmöhus Castle, Möllevången and half a day in Lund.
Pair it with Copenhagen
A day trip to Copenhagen by train, or a longer trip combining Denmark and Sweden.
When to go
When to visit Malmö?
Spring
April is still cool and changeable, with highs around 10 degrees C.
Summer
June to September is the best stretch, with July and August highs around 21 degrees C, perfect for the beach and cycling.
Autumn
October highs are around 12 degrees C, mild at first and wetter later in the season.
Winter
Temperatures hover around 0 to 2 degrees C, grey and windy, so skip it if you want beach time or long bike rides.
In pictures
Malmö in pictures
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about flights to Malmö
How far is Malmö from Copenhagen?
About 30 km by way of the Öresund Bridge. The Öresundståg train takes roughly 35 minutes, with departures about every 20 minutes in the daytime.
Can you go up the Turning Torso?
No. It is a private residential building with no public viewing deck, so you photograph it from Västra Hamnen instead.
What's the best time to visit Malmö?
June to September, for Ribersborg beach and cycling. From October to March it is cool, grey and windy.
How many days do you need in Malmö?
A weekend covers the old center, Västra Hamnen and the beach. Add half a day for Lund and a full day for Copenhagen.
How much does a flight to Malmö usually cost?
It mostly depends on your departure city, the season and how far ahead you book. The "deals" section above shows real examples of prices already detected by SniperAir for this destination.
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