Malmö is not a massively big city. The old town with a few parks around is definitely walkable, but Malmö is not just the old town. After living here for a while, I can safely say that the best way to experience the city is on a bike. You can cover a lot more ground that way and see places that are not that easily accessible by bus. On top of that, Malmö has a great network of cycling paths, so you get from one point to another in no time.
The bike also gives you freedom to venture a bit out, maybe along the beach to Klagshamn or up north to Lomma. In any case, you will be sightseeing and exercising at the same time. If you don’t have your own bike, you can always rent one from a number of bike-share platforms that operate around town. You only need to remember that in some parks it’s not allowed to cycle and for your own safety don’t forget to wear a helmet – at the end of the day, the incredible Hövding was invented not far from here, in Lund.
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"Margaretapaviljongen" in Malmö (built in 1914) is a beautiful pavilion surrounded by flower beds first designed by Crown Princess Margareta. Nice cafe!
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The hosts, Natalie and Mia, have incredible energy and absolutely love what they do. The crowd is fun and easygoing, and will easily make some new friends.
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Personally, I like my flavors a little adventurous, the “Get it on” with goat cheese is a delight. For something refreshing, I love the “Key lime pie”...
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Walk in to find plastic-free soaps, reusable sponges made of sustainable material, farm-fresh organic eggs, bulk loose-leaf teas, and spices!
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I learnt that all tea comes from a single plant, Camellia Sinensis which thrives in the hot and humid climate of the far east – China, Japan and India.
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