St. Jakobs Stenugnsbageri

Malmö is the third largest city in Sweden, and while it's often overlooked - it's a vibrant and lively city with lots to offer (especially on the food scene). It's a multi-cultural city with some of the best falafel, but you'll also find more upscale and fine-dining options. While now based in Copenhagen, I'm originally from the Malmö area, and still frequently visit to check out new places and revisit my favorites. It's a short trip from Copenhagen, with the train to Malmö only taking 35 mins! In this guide, I've included all of my personal favorites and as always - I'll continue to add to this list as I try new places.

My ultimate food guide: a list of all my favourite places to eat, whether you want to enjoy a good brunch or just get a coffee, a snack, enjoy an ice cream or have a drink. All places got tested and approved while I was living in Malmö for more than 3 years! This list, regularly updated, offers an interesting mix of cuisines from different cultures, and includes some vegetarian or vegan options. All restaurants are located in central Malmö.

Malmö's colourful facades and symmetrical streets have this nostalgic, almost vintage vibe that often brings to mind Wes Anderson movies. I wanted to share this with you as you embark on discovering my favorite city. That's why I have handpicked some places that I think will evoke the same feelings for you :-) In this guide, you will find: - My quick introduction - Facts you need to know if it is your first time in Malmö / Sweden - Transportation advice - 4 districts that I recommend you visit - Colourful streets / photo stops, restaurants, cafés, and hotels that have Wes Anderson aesthetics You can probably visit these places within a day, as I have selected very central places: the farthest points are 2km from each other. Enjoy :-)