Best Attractions near Slottsträdgården

Cobbled, compact and full of life, Lilla torg weaves four centuries of Malmö history into one intimate square of cafés, courtyards and characterful façades.

Malmö’s grand 16th‑century main square, where Renaissance power, shifting borders and everyday city life all play out on a single open stage.

Södergatan — Malmö’s iconic pedestrian avenue, renowned for historic architecture, vibrant shopping, street life, and the dynamic spirit of southwestern Sweden.

A modest Malmö canal bridge transformed into a poetic trail of bronze footsteps, celebrating the city’s creative souls above the waters of Södra Förstadskanalen.

A playful Malmö museum where 80 of the world’s most reviled dishes invite you to sniff, squirm, taste and rethink what “disgusting” food really means.

Malmö’s oldest building and a Brick Gothic masterpiece, St. Peter’s Church blends medieval architecture, Reformation history and serene light-filled interiors in the city center.

Malmö's tiniest museum preserves a 1910s working-class home frozen in time, offering intimate glimpses into ordinary urban life.

Discover Ribersborgsstranden, Malmö’s scenic urban beach with panoramic Öresund views, Nordic bathhouse traditions, and a lively promenade just minutes from the city.

Bold contemporary art in a converted power station, Moderna Museet Malmö blends national collections, changing exhibitions and a relaxed café in the heart of the city.

Historic seaside bathhouse on a wooden pier where Malmö’s skyline, Nordic sauna rituals and bracing Öresund dips come together in an inclusive year‑round oasis.

Malmö’s beloved “Ribban”: a long, shallow city beach where lawns, piers and parkland meet the Öresund, with skyline views, cold baths and space to unwind.

Malmö’s most multicultural square, where labour history, open‑air markets, street art and a lively food and bar scene meet in the heart of Möllan.

Story‑driven escape rooms in central Malmö where prison breaks, mafia plots and clever puzzles turn 60 minutes into a cinematic, team‑based challenge.

Sweden’s oldest people’s park, Folkets Park Malmö blends playgrounds, cafés, events and leafy lawns into a lively, free green hub open all year round.

Discover Sweden’s creative spirit at Teknikens och Sjöfartens hus in Malmö—where historic ships, classic vehicles, and hands-on science exhibits invite curiosity for all ages.

Discover Denmark’s Viking maritime past with authentic ships, reconstructed vessels, hands-on workshops, and stunning fjord views at the Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde.

A surreal, medieval-style townscape on the Skåne plains, Jakriborg blends Hanseatic pastiche and New Urbanism into one of Sweden’s most photogenic modern experiments.

A low, wind-brushed island sanctuary in the Øresund, where shallow seas, open meadows and protected birdlife create wild coastal nature on Copenhagen’s doorstep.

Sweden’s most visited church, Lund Cathedral blends Romanesque stone, medieval legends and a living spiritual life in the historic heart of this university city.

Historic park at the core of Lund University, where cathedral spires, grand lecture halls, and everyday student life share a tranquil canopy of trees and lawns.

Lund University’s grand 19th‑century auditorium, where classical architecture, academic ritual and Swedish intellectual history meet under a richly painted ceiling.

Open‑air streets, historic houses and thoughtful exhibitions come together at Kulturen in Lund, a living museum village tracing everyday life in southern Sweden.

A historic university garden in central Lund where 7,000 plant species, classic greenhouses and calm lawns create a quietly scholarly green escape with free entry.

A unique Lund museum where towering galleries, a sculpture park and bold architecture reveal the sketches, models and ideas behind the world’s public art.

Explore the heart of Danish and international design in Copenhagen’s historic center, featuring world-famous furniture, fashion, and thought-provoking exhibitions.

Historic Dragør Havn blends centuries of maritime heritage with a working waterfront, cosy quayside cafés and wide Øresund views just south of Copenhagen.

Northern Europe's largest aquarium where sharks swim overhead and sea otters steal your heart.

Copenhagen's 4.6 km urban beach with lagoons, artificial island, and Øresund Bridge views.

Copenhagen’s long, sandy front porch on the Øresund, where dunes, lagoons and a city promenade turn everyday life into a seaside escape.

A vast 19th‑century sea fortress turned youth island, floating between Copenhagen and Malmö with tunnels, ramparts and wide Øresund horizons.

Copenhagen’s all‑in‑one island: wild grasslands, long sandy beaches, bold architecture and easygoing waterfront life, all just minutes from the historic city centre.

Elegant red-brick Catholic church on Amager, blending early 20th-century Art Nouveau architecture with a calm, light-filled interior and living parish life.

A kneeling wooden troll guarding a mystical stone circle in the Danish forest.

Copenhagen's industrial-turned-creative waterfront where shipyard heritage meets cutting-edge culture and world-class cuisine.

Historic naval islands turned calm harbour quarter, where dockyards, academies and the Copenhagen Opera House share wide quays and sweeping city views.

Immersive large-scale installation art in a vast former shipyard hall at the heart of Copenhagen’s raw, waterfront cultural district on Refshaleøen.

Innovative cocktails in a historic Copenhagen setting.

A towering recycled-wood troll at Christiania’s entrance, Green George blends street art, sustainability and playful storytelling in the heart of Copenhagen.

A compact windmill on Christianshavn’s ramparts, Lille Mølle blends defensive history, domestic interiors and gentle canal‑side views in one atmospheric museum.

A self-governing “freetown” of murals, lakeside paths and experimental living, tucked behind Copenhagen’s old ramparts in the heart of Christianshavn.

Copenhagen’s bold blue concert house, where world-class acoustics, striking Jean Nouvel architecture and Denmark’s national ensembles meet under one dramatic roof.

Industrial harbour vibes meet global street food, live events and a glowing winter ice rink at Copenhagen’s most atmospheric container village.

UNESCO-listed Renaissance castle in Helsingør, famed as Elsinore from Shakespeare’s 'Hamlet', with iconic spires, lavish halls, and sweeping views across the Øresund Strait.

Copenhagen’s Baroque landmark with a daring spiral spire, soaring views over canals and rooftops, and a luminous interior rich in music, symbolism and royal history.

Copenhagen’s iconic spiral‑tower church, where Baroque art, ringing carillon bells, and a vertiginous 400‑step climb reveal sweeping views over canals and harbor.

A 1767 waterfront warehouse transformed into Copenhagen’s vibrant gateway to the art, stories and flavors of Greenland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands.