Museums and galleries in Malmö

Museums and galleries in Malmö

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   Foteviken Museum

   In Höllviken, Vellinge municipality. A reconstruction of a Viking or early medieval village. This is a living museum, which means a number of people live as Vikings on site throughout the summer.

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   Gamla Väster

   Between Lilla Torget and Malmöhus. It is a quiet and sophisticated neighbourhood with lots of galleries, design shops and restaurants.

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   Malmö Konsthall

   Malmö Art Hall

   Large art exhibition. Malmö Konsthall has specialised in contemporary art since it opened in 1975.

   Free

4. Do

   Pildammsparken

   Central park with woodlands, a lake, gardens, sculptures, and playgrounds. The park was part of the Baltic exhibition in 1914, and several of the buildings from this exhibition is still around, including an outdoor theatre. In the south, Pildammsparken connects to Stadionparken and The Stadium Area, filled with sports facilities.

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   Teknikens och sjöfartens hus

   Technology and Maritime Museum

   Located west of the castle. The largest section of the museum is devoted to transport, in particular aviation, and there are lots of cut-away models, including the entire front end and cockpit of a Vickers Viscount. Visitors can walk (crawl, actually in places) through a 1943 Swedish U3 submarine. The displays are only labelled in Swedish, but is well worth a visit, nonetheless.

   Adults 40 kr

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   Museum of Modern Art

   Moderna Museet

   One of the major Swedish art museums.

   Tue–Sun 11:00–18:00·Free

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   Malmö Museum Tram

   Museispårvägen Malmö

   Banérskajen

   12:00-16:24 every Sat and Sun between May 28 and October 2 (except for June 25)·Adults 20 kr, children (6–16 years) 10 kr, small children (less than 6 years) free

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Malmö (CC BY-SA 4.0).