I hope you like this video of Malmö, it’s a city that not a lot of people think of visiting - but if you’re visiting Copenhagen, it’s definitely worth crossing the border for. Speaking of which, I’m currently working on my feature length video guide on Copenhagen and all the Danish Royal Palaces, so stay turned for that. But in the meantime, please help out my channel by sharing this video where you can.
That is indeed a real casino. In Sweden there are four physical casinos (as opposed to the myriad of online casinos) in Malmö, Göteborg, Sundsvall and Stockholm. All are state owned, and all are named Casino Cosmopol. The Australian flag was probably because Malmö had official visitors from Australia that day.
You're welcome, I hope you enjoy your time in Malmö! If you are visiting Copenhagen as well, check out my guide here: th-cam.com/video/TdfyoQQosXA/w-d-xo.html It's only a short train ride away.
Like 85 👍 Greetings from Naples, Florida. What a beautiful day for a tour Malmo City. We enjoyed the sights, sounds, scenery and narration. So much to see there. Thank you for sharing, have a great week. 💯
I heard Malmö is absolutely wonderful this time of the year. Lots of cultural exchange going on and lots of warmth on the streets with flames lighting the night sky. Especially Rosengård.
I believe so yes. The weather is perfect and it's a nice atmosphere in Malmö, in fact most of Sweden is very lovely to visit at this time of year. If you get to go, you'll have an amazing time :)
Thanks for this. I was in Malmö in 2016 with a daytrip from Copenhagen. Didn't get to see as much as I would like so went back there last year. Saw the Turning Torso. Had no idea whether you can go in, but honestly, I was too tired (just arrived by train from Stockholm) to walk more, so I saw it pretty close. Glad to see its closed to the public so I didn't waste much not walking the extra few metres. 🙂. Its still a beautiful city and Sweden is one of the countries I will most probably go back to eventually... after I visit all the other places I want to go to.
Yeah for sure! Sweden is definitely a nice country, clean, organised and green. The Turning Torso looks nice, but it's a shame you can't go inside - it's lucky that you didn't go all the way there to find out the hard way! I plan to do Stockholm, Helsinki and Oslo to complete the Scandinavian capitals this year. Hopefully?!
Thanks very much! Dundee - hard no on that one, I was there last year. Not much to write home about. Aberdeen is nice though, might go back there sometime.
@@UltimateBucketList Dundee doesn't have much, bored stiff here most of the time. Aberdeen has a lot more to do and is bigger. Just make sure to keep an eye on any unattended sheep near Aberdonians.
Great guide to my old home town, I used to live in in Malmö for 15 years and this is by far the best guide I've seen, well done! The only thing In think you missed out on was Folkets Park, The Peoples Park, up by Möllevången, has great cafés and outside bars, whenever I ever go back I go there. But you might have come on the off season? And this time I only have one small correction for you. The "river" down town is not a river at all, it's a man made canal connected to the ocean. Used to serve as both a moat round the city for protection and transportation of goods. Again, great guide!
Thank you, I appreciate your comments. I went in March and I don't remember seeing any outside bars around Folkets Park, but I was probably in a rush to film everything. Thanks for the correction, glad you like this video :)
@@UltimateBucketList Yeah, march is pretty dead, so in that case you didn't miss much. Really boring time of the year tbh, please come back in summer time. I recommend Lund and Ystad, much more beautiful towns 😊 Looking forward to your next vid!
Great video about Malmö. You should get paid from Malmö stad because you promoted the city so beautifully. Next time, visit my town Lund, which is just 20 km from Malmö. The romanesque architecture of Lund Cathedral is really worth seeing. Tell me if you want to come and I will guide you around.
@sayonara6301 thanks very much! I hope you enjoy your trip to Malmo. Be sure to check out my other video on Copenhagen: it's a short train ride away and definitely worth visiting. 🙂
Did you go to the football Stadium for a tour (if they had tours ofc)? The local football team is the most successful club in Sweden and had played one Champions League final in the 70's although they lost
Hello Ninh! Now, I have never been to Malmo, but I have been to Stockholm. Speaking of Stockholm, do you plan on visiting it someday? As for the Malmo Sports scene, Malmo is the home of the football god, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who retired this week. The reason I’m bringing this up is because back in 2018, a statue of Zlatan was unweiled in front of the Malmo FF stadium, but when Zlatan bought a share in Hammarby, a football club based in Stockholm, Malmo fans trashed the statue, and in 2020, the statue was completely removed from the stadium grounds. And I want to know, was the statue returned to the grounds or is it still not there?
Yes, I plan on doing all the Scandinavian Capitals this year - Copenhagen (done), Stockholm, Helsinki and Oslo, I just need time to do them. And yes, I heard about the Zlatan statue, but I don't think it's there anymore?
Located in southern Sweden, Malmö has historically been influenced by French Huguenot refugees who settled in the region during the 17th century. This historical connection may have resulted in a higher concentration of individuals with French ancestry in the city.
Great video but it's not a concert hall. It's an art center. But I get the confusion. Art is called "konst". But we have a concert hall. It's called Malmö live and it's close to the train station (centralen).
Nice informative video Ninh ! .. i was visiting just for the day 27th July so didnt have too much time..nice fish & chips in the foodhall Sudhulm between the Station & castle ,,, visited Lille Torg & Gustov Adolfs Torg , drinks in Bishops Arms - took bus 84 to Malmo FF stadium .. then to Olkaffe by Trianglen ,,where i took train direct back to Copenhagen .. reasonable prices for me as DK kroner is stronger ...
As much as this city unfortunately has a bad reputation for high crime and violence, i must say that nothing can take away potential. the city is very lovely and has lots of history and great cafes, museums, and lots and lots of monuments and landmarks! definitely a place to visit, while also having to be aware of your surroundings. just use common sense, and you will be fine! Thanks for the video!
I heard about the bad reputation, but I experienced none of that myself. It was very nice, very clean, the people were friendly. I really liked Malmo. Thanks for your comment 🙂
The two that come to mind are the Scandic and the Savoy - two very nice hotels a short walk away from Central Station. If you can find these at a nice price, it's worth it. Otherwise, there are cheaper options around the city, but they will be further away from the station.
Yes, one day is enough to see everything in this video - but I recommend that you go to Malmo Castle and any museums first and leave the park spaces until the end of the day. This is so you'll have something to do, once all the main attractions close. Hope that helps?
مدينة تسكن قلبي اقمت بها سنتين و 3 أشهر درست بها At the International Maritime University (WMU) Master in Maritime Safety Management My graduation from university g at the end of 1987 After I graduated from it, I scheduled my trips to Europe so that I visit it once a year Yes, in 1990, I attended an international conference that was under the umbrella of the United Nations concerned with protecting sensitive marine places from pollution. It was supposed to be held in Russia, but it was hosted by my city of Malmö. I gave a lecture at the conference, and all the lectures were published by the United Nations on one hurricane. At the end of my lecture, my message to the international community was to stand by the countries of the Gulf region to expect a major marine pollution that we will not be able to contain, and the big event happened with the ignition of Kuwaiti oil wells and the leakage of crude oil in the Gulf and the east coast of Saudi
@@UltimateBucketList Thank you! Great video of Malmö! You only missed a few gems down in västra hamn in the shadows of the turning torso... but like they say, some secrets are best kept secret... blessings 🙏
07:00 St: Peter Cathedral is a copy of the Lübeck Cathedral, a remnant from the Hansa time from which Malmö (then called Ellenbogen) and Lübeck were members
I hope you like this video of Malmö, it’s a city that not a lot of people think of visiting - but if you’re visiting Copenhagen, it’s definitely worth crossing the border for.
Speaking of which, I’m currently working on my feature length video guide on Copenhagen and all the Danish Royal Palaces, so stay turned for that.
But in the meantime, please help out my channel by sharing this video where you can.
Malmostan isis
That is indeed a real casino. In Sweden there are four physical casinos (as opposed to the myriad of online casinos) in Malmö, Göteborg, Sundsvall and Stockholm. All are state owned, and all are named Casino Cosmopol.
The Australian flag was probably because Malmö had official visitors from Australia that day.
Ah cool, thanks for explaining!
Thanks for the great video! It was very useful for planning my couple of days in Malmö.
You're welcome, I hope you enjoy your time in Malmö!
If you are visiting Copenhagen as well, check out my guide here: th-cam.com/video/TdfyoQQosXA/w-d-xo.html
It's only a short train ride away.
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Greetings from Naples, Florida. What a beautiful day for a tour Malmo City. We enjoyed the sights, sounds, scenery and narration. So much to see there. Thank you for sharing, have a great week. 💯
Thanks! Yes it was a lovely day to tour this city. And I appreciate your kind comments on my videos :)
I heard Malmö is absolutely wonderful this time of the year. Lots of cultural exchange going on and lots of warmth on the streets with flames lighting the night sky. Especially Rosengård.
I believe so yes. The weather is perfect and it's a nice atmosphere in Malmö, in fact most of Sweden is very lovely to visit at this time of year. If you get to go, you'll have an amazing time :)
@@UltimateBucketList Xerdoz was being sarcastic.... Rosengård is a warzone for Swedes
Thanks for this. I was in Malmö in 2016 with a daytrip from Copenhagen. Didn't get to see as much as I would like so went back there last year. Saw the Turning Torso. Had no idea whether you can go in, but honestly, I was too tired (just arrived by train from Stockholm) to walk more, so I saw it pretty close. Glad to see its closed to the public so I didn't waste much not walking the extra few metres. 🙂. Its still a beautiful city and Sweden is one of the countries I will most probably go back to eventually... after I visit all the other places I want to go to.
Yeah for sure! Sweden is definitely a nice country, clean, organised and green.
The Turning Torso looks nice, but it's a shame you can't go inside - it's lucky that you didn't go all the way there to find out the hard way!
I plan to do Stockholm, Helsinki and Oslo to complete the Scandinavian capitals this year. Hopefully?!
Thanks for great travel guide of Malmo Ninh.
Much appreciated Jason! 🙏
You're an amazing virtual tour guide for me . I love your video of Malmo I'm spending my Easter holidays for this Easter . Thanks a lot .
Thank you! I think you'll love Malmo - it's a compact city that's very green and the people are super nice.
Enjoy your trip!
Great video! Thanks :-)
Thanks very much, I appreciate your kind comments.
Excellent guide, good tips for our visit.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your support! 😀
Went to Malmo a few years back. Can't believe I missed out on so much of what features on this video. Was only there a few hours mind.
Yes, I think most people only spend a few hours here.
But if you're ever back here, it definitely warrants a bit more exploration, for sure.
The city looks beautiful by night. I think I would rather dine at Yuck than naked sweating with strangers! Thx for the video.
I don't know, I think naked sweating followed by a freezing cold sea dip sounds amazing!
Thanks for stopping by :)
Great video Ninh, love watching your travel guides and stadium tours
Thanks Peter, I appreciate your kind comments :)
Great video! If you're ever in Scotland again, I recommend visiting Dundee and Aberdeen.
Thanks very much!
Dundee - hard no on that one, I was there last year. Not much to write home about.
Aberdeen is nice though, might go back there sometime.
@@UltimateBucketList Dundee doesn't have much, bored stiff here most of the time. Aberdeen has a lot more to do and is bigger. Just make sure to keep an eye on any unattended sheep near Aberdonians.
Very nice video. All The best from Malmö
Thank you very much!
Great guide to my old home town, I used to live in in Malmö for 15 years and this is by far the best guide I've seen, well done! The only thing In think you missed out on was Folkets Park, The Peoples Park, up by Möllevången, has great cafés and outside bars, whenever I ever go back I go there. But you might have come on the off season?
And this time I only have one small correction for you. The "river" down town is not a river at all, it's a man made canal connected to the ocean. Used to serve as both a moat round the city for protection and transportation of goods. Again, great guide!
Thank you, I appreciate your comments.
I went in March and I don't remember seeing any outside bars around Folkets Park, but I was probably in a rush to film everything.
Thanks for the correction, glad you like this video :)
@@UltimateBucketList Yeah, march is pretty dead, so in that case you didn't miss much. Really boring time of the year tbh, please come back in summer time. I recommend Lund and Ystad, much more beautiful towns 😊
Looking forward to your next vid!
Yes, someone else recommended Lund. I'll be sure to come back and explore more. Thanks again @@Skepsissw
Beautiful view! Excellent video! Greeting from Germany
Vielen Dank! :)
Great video about Malmö. You should get paid from Malmö stad because you promoted the city so beautifully. Next time, visit my town Lund, which is just 20 km from Malmö. The romanesque architecture of Lund Cathedral is really worth seeing. Tell me if you want to come and I will guide you around.
Thanks very much! Maybe I should be paid for this?! 😉
But yes, I think if I come back to Malmö, I'll visit Lund at the same time, for sure.
Excellent video
@sayonara6301 thanks very much! I hope you enjoy your trip to Malmo. Be sure to check out my other video on Copenhagen: it's a short train ride away and definitely worth visiting. 🙂
fantastic video
Thanks Stuart 🙂👍
Wonderful informative Malmö video. Just missing the Danish connection and inheritance of the city and Scania.
Thank you. Yes, I try and put in as much as I can - but sometimes I'll miss bits out.
Did you go to the football Stadium for a tour (if they had tours ofc)? The local football team is the most successful club in Sweden and had played one Champions League final in the 70's although they lost
No, it was closed when I got there. I don't believe they do tours anyway?
Hello Ninh! Now, I have never been to Malmo, but I have been to Stockholm. Speaking of Stockholm, do you plan on visiting it someday? As for the Malmo Sports scene, Malmo is the home of the football god, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who retired this week. The reason I’m bringing this up is because back in 2018, a statue of Zlatan was unweiled in front of the Malmo FF stadium, but when Zlatan bought a share in Hammarby, a football club based in Stockholm, Malmo fans trashed the statue, and in 2020, the statue was completely removed from the stadium grounds. And I want to know, was the statue returned to the grounds or is it still not there?
Yes, I plan on doing all the Scandinavian Capitals this year - Copenhagen (done), Stockholm, Helsinki and Oslo, I just need time to do them.
And yes, I heard about the Zlatan statue, but I don't think it's there anymore?
Located in southern Sweden, Malmö has historically been influenced by French Huguenot refugees who settled in the region during the 17th century. This historical connection may have resulted in a higher concentration of individuals with French ancestry in the city.
Thanks for the extra info.
Copenhagen is great to visit
Yes agreed!
Great video but it's not a concert hall. It's an art center. But I get the confusion. Art is called "konst". But we have a concert hall. It's called Malmö live and it's close to the train station (centralen).
Thanks.
Nice informative video Ninh ! .. i was visiting just for the day 27th July so didnt have too much time..nice fish & chips in the foodhall Sudhulm between the Station & castle ,,, visited Lille Torg & Gustov Adolfs Torg , drinks in Bishops Arms - took bus 84 to Malmo FF stadium .. then to Olkaffe by Trianglen ,,where i took train direct back to Copenhagen .. reasonable prices for me as DK kroner is stronger ...
Fantastic! I'm happy that you managed to visit all the main bits of Malmo - really nice place to visit!
As much as this city unfortunately has a bad reputation for high crime and violence, i must say that nothing can take away potential. the city is very lovely and has lots of history and great cafes, museums, and lots and lots of monuments and landmarks! definitely a place to visit, while also having to be aware of your surroundings. just use common sense, and you will be fine! Thanks for the video!
I heard about the bad reputation, but I experienced none of that myself.
It was very nice, very clean, the people were friendly. I really liked Malmo.
Thanks for your comment 🙂
I didn't like it at all 😢
Here’s one…. With Luton Town now in the Premiership… you’ll have to do a stadium tour
My auntie lives in Luton and I've actually been. Trust me when I say that Kenilworth Road is a complete dumphole!
The hotels near malmo central train station, any to recommend? Thanks 😊
The two that come to mind are the Scandic and the Savoy - two very nice hotels a short walk away from Central Station. If you can find these at a nice price, it's worth it. Otherwise, there are cheaper options around the city, but they will be further away from the station.
ESC 2024🎉
Yes.
I would like to see helsinki. Do you have a video about them?
You mean this one? th-cam.com/video/oZ462vqo9_8/w-d-xo.html
Is one day enough to see the city?
Yes, one day is enough to see everything in this video - but I recommend that you go to Malmo Castle and any museums first and leave the park spaces until the end of the day. This is so you'll have something to do, once all the main attractions close. Hope that helps?
مدينة تسكن قلبي
اقمت بها سنتين و 3 أشهر درست بها At the International Maritime University (WMU) Master in Maritime Safety Management
My graduation from university g at the end of 1987
After I graduated from it, I scheduled my trips to Europe so that I visit it once a year
Yes, in 1990, I attended an international conference that was under the umbrella of the United Nations concerned with protecting sensitive marine places from pollution. It was supposed to be held in Russia, but it was hosted by my city of Malmö. I gave a lecture at the conference, and all the lectures were published by the United Nations on one hurricane.
At the end of my lecture, my message to the international community was to stand by the countries of the Gulf region to expect a major marine pollution that we will not be able to contain, and the big event happened with the ignition of Kuwaiti oil wells and the leakage of crude oil in the Gulf and the east coast of Saudi
Never would i thought to see and hear 😂 an Asian northener from the UK
We're more common than you think!
Lilla torglitreally means small/little square. Stortorget means the opposite.
Yes
Wouah🇸🇪❤️❤️❤️❤️
Please do Amsterdam
Yes, absolutely!
top bos
Thank you!
Yes it is a full fledged gambling casino...🙏
Fantastic, thanks for letting me know!
@@UltimateBucketList Thank you! Great video of Malmö! You only missed a few gems down in västra hamn in the shadows of the turning torso... but like they say, some secrets are best kept secret... blessings 🙏
can you please come to bergen
Absolutely! I plan to do bits of Norway later on in the year.
Expecting a UBL video on Copenhagen 🫰🏻🫰🏻
Coming right up! 🫡
Oh God I saw da bomb that sauce gave me a panic attack when I tried it
Wow really? It wasn't even the spiciest one on the table.
The chili extracts are vile - no human should be consuming those.
Multiple purpose castle 😂 check
It really is! I've never seen a castle offer so many things 😂
Watch out for gun violence lol
I almost missed that statue! It was by the main station where I started my day.
Something terrifying resides there.
If you say so?
@@UltimateBucketList However soon, it shall be gone.
07:00 St: Peter Cathedral is a copy of the Lübeck Cathedral, a remnant from the Hansa time from which Malmö (then called Ellenbogen) and Lübeck were members
How much is it difficult to have a part time job for an international student?
I'm not sure, you'd have to check with the Swedish Embassy on that one.
I don't think it would be difficult though.