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How was Malmö saved by the Boston Tea Party? Our classic City Tour tells the stories and history of Malmö.

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Follow along out to the south Swedish nature among the fertile fields. Stop for a lunch made on local food.

TIME: 6-7 hours

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The Bike Town

Not using a bike in Malmö is like not using a boat in Venice.

Malmö is practically designed for biking. Named the best bike town in Sweden time and again, there is certainly good reason for this. With more than 500 km of bike lanes and no hills there is only a short bike ride to most things in town - the city centre, the beach, shopping, parks or restaurants are all within 15-20 minutes from more or less anywhere. Therefore we find it unquestionable that the best way to see Malmö is with a local guide and a bike ride. With the bike you get out in the open, can easily reach sights and places, and get to view the town as the locals do it, from the saddle.

About Malmö Bike Tours

We have used bikes to show Malmö to visitors since 2011.

This makes us the second longest running bike tour operator in the Öresund region and the longest running on this side of the bridge. Our success is based on our knowledgeable guides who will tell the story of Malmö in an entertaining and accessible way without compromising with the content. For visitors with special interest we always try to adapt our tour, even for small private groups. Welcome to Malmö Bike Tours; we hope you will enjoy biking with us.

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Wheel your way through Malmö

Cycling in Malmö gives you a whole new perspective. You immediately enter the local rhythm of this bike-friendly city, free to explore its every nook and cranny at your leisure.

Cycling in Malmö is easy as the city is quite flat with an extensive network of bike paths – 515 kilometres to be exact! Malmö cyclists tend to approach cycling with an easy-going manner, so do as the locals do. No need to rush, take your time and take in the scenery and relaxed vibe of this laid-back southern Swedish city.

You can hire a bike at Travelshop on Carlsgatan 4A, and the helpful staff will provide you with maps and route planning too. Many hotels also offer bikes for rent, or download one of a number of bicycle apps. The city really does make getting around by bike a breeze.

Here are a few suggestions for places to visit as you discover Malmö on two wheels.

Ribersborg park and beach have all kinds of outdoor activities and waterside cafes perfect for enjoying an invigorating cup of coffee with a stunning view. The Ribersborg bike path winds along the beach with vistas of wide-open fields and the Öresund Sound. There are wonderful photo opportunities here, including the city’s iconic Turning Torso building at your back and the Öresund Bridge ahead in the distance, which connects Malmö to the Danish capital of Copenhagen.

Turning Torso and Västra hamnen, Malmö

Aerial view over Malmö's iconic Turning Torso.

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Ribersborg beach in Malmö

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Limhamn Harbour

The Ribersborg bike path continues along the sea and fields, and if you follow the “ Sydkustleden ” bicycle signs going south, you will wind your way to Limhamn Harbour in no time. From here, you can check out the boats and marina and get a closer look at the nearly eight kilometre-long Öresund Bridge. This graceful, award-winning bridge – the longest of its kind in Europe – was opened to traffic in 2000.

Öresund Bridge, Malmö

Views from the Öresund bridge abutment.

Photo : Apelöga/Malmö Turism

Sydkustleden

The Sydkustleden is a well-marked bicycle path divided into six sections running throughout the Skåne region. It offers easy access to some of Sweden’s finest beaches and most charming neighbourhoods and towns.

Head north of Malmö for about 20 kilometres and you’ll reach Långa Bryggan, the Long Pier, in the beach town of Bjärred. It wins the prize as Sweden’s longest pier, stretching 574 metres into the Öresund Sound. At the tip of the pier is a traditional swimming facility with saunas, a restaurant and magnificent views. This is the perfect place for a refreshing dip in open-air baths.

Biking along the shore at the Western Harbor in Malmö.

Photo : Tina Axelsson/Visit Sweden

Slottsträdgården

Malmö’s many parks are perfect for a leisurely ride. The 8.4-acre Kungsparken with its imposing Malmöhus Castle, is no exception. Coast your way gently around the sites of Malmö’s first public park. In addition to the castle, the park includes a windmill, canals, a cast-iron fountain from 1882, Ernst Billgren’s captivating “Diana” sculpture and the magical Slottsträdgården, or castle gardens. These colourful gardens are tucked away behind tall hedges that shelter a profusion of blossoms and herbs, along with a lovely café.

Malmöhus castle, Skåne

Malmöhus is the oldest renaissance castle in the Nordics. It is located in Malmö, and is home to Malmö Art Museum.

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The Castle Garden, Malmö

Slottsträdgården's café, Malmö

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How to plan a design-focused cycling tour of Malmö, Sweden's third-largest city

With sinuous canals, half-timbered houses and well-connected cycleways, this bastion of Swedish design is best explored by bicycle.

Ringed by the waters of the Baltic, the Kattegat and the Øresund, Malmö is Sweden’s third-largest city. Originally part of Denmark, it became Swedish in 1658. Today, you get the sense that the southern port city is thumbing its nose at both Copenhagen and Stockholm by remaining far cheaper to live in than either capital — and in doing so, it’s attracted a crowd of dedicated creatives unafraid of experimentation.

Great design is the lifeblood of Malmö — right down to the layout of its bike paths, earning it a reputation as one of Europe’s most bicycle-friendly cities. While you’ll find many of Malmö’s treasures around the walkable Gamla Staden (‘Old Town’), renting a bike will allow you to capture the full sweep of the city. Pedalling from bohemian Möllevången to ultramodern Västra Hamnen, you’ll witness the complete evolution of southern Swedish design — from its origins in the courts of kings right up to the present day.

1. Mitt Möllan

Pick up a bike at one of Donkey Republic’s many rental stations and head to Mitt Möllan, a collection of independent design boutiques in multicultural Möllevangen. Browse handmade North African ceramics at La Kasbah and rune-stamped rings at Pill & Punch before stopping for a bite in the food court, where you’ll find couples sharing bao buns and bento boxes beneath paper mobiles crafted by Swedish designer Egil Jansson.

2. Artibus Malmö  

This artist cooperative provides studio space for 30 of Malmö’s ceramicists. Members range from hobbyists to seasoned professionals, with many selling   their reactive-glaze vases and hand-thrown tableware in the shop. The space is usually only open on the first weekend of every month and on weekends throughout December, though it can sometimes be visited outside of these times if you enquire in advance.

3. Moderna Musset

Cross into the Gamla Staden (Old Town) for Malmö’s main contemporary art museum. Housed in a former electricity plant that opened in 1901, it was given a modern makeover in 2008 by Swedish architect firm Tham & Videgård, who replaced its industrial brickwork with a striking electric orange facade. The upstairs galleries stage rotating exhibitions, while the boutique sells minimalist mobiles and other art-themed homeware.  

4. Form/Design Centre

Don’t leave the Old Town without paying a visit to Malmö’s unofficial design headquarters. A workshop and gallery space dedicated to all things craft, it hosts regular exhibitions on thought-provoking topics such as sustainability and semantics. The shop is packed with independent Swedish design, with globular glass sculptures by lighting brand Swedish Ninja sitting alongside traditional throws by Klippan Yllefabrik.

5.   Malmöhus Castle

A museum of two halves, this vast and varied labyrinth displays everything from stuffed leopards to leopard-skin coats. The upper level holds a plethora of highly functional household furnishings and decorations from the 1950s’   ‘golden age’ of Scandinavian design. You’ll also find a recreation of an interior from the Gustavian Era (1772-1809), a period many historians claim laid the foundations for 20th-century Swedish design.  

End with dinner at Aster, a design-focused grill restaurant where the dishes are as aesthetically pleasing as the berrylike lighting fixtures. Expect artfully charred skewers garlanded with herbs and vegetables from the owners’ garden. It’s located in the Västra Hamnen (Western Harbour) and presided over by the Turning Torso, a 623ft-high, twisting skyscraper by Spanish sculptor and architect Santiago Calatrava.  

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Malmö Highlights Bike Tour

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Discover the city during our Malmö Highlights Tour on a bike! A friendly local English-speaking guide will take you on a little adventure and show you the city within 2-3 hours . At a relaxed pace you will ride your bike past the People’s Park , the modern seaside promenade and many more must-see attractions . Of course, you will also get to see some hidden treasures the city has to offer and your guide will be more than happy to give you some helpful recommendations which you can benefit from during the rest of your stay.

Malmö Highlights Bike Tour: Relaxed and fun

The meeting point for our Malmö Highlights Tour is conveniently located close to the central station. After everyone gets their bike, your cycling adventure begins. Ride your bike along the Turning Torso , past the main square and through the old town . Did you know back in the 13th century the city actually used to be Danish? Hear all about the history and the culture first hand from a local while experiencing the city’s atmosphere the best way possible. Of course, there will be enough time for pictures and your guide will be more than happy to answer any questions you may have. The length of the tour is around 12 km (8 mi) and is conducted at a leisurely pace.

This is what you will see:

• Turning Torso
• King’s Park
• Main Square
• People’s Park
• Modern Seaside Promenade
• And much more!

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Have we sparked your interest? Reserve your spot now online. Our booking process is fast and easy. In order to ensure availability, it is necessary to book up front.

Prices Malmö Bike Tour 1 person: 4200 SEK 2 people: 2290 SEK per person 3 people: 1700 SEK per person 4 people: 1320 SEK per person 5 people: 1195 SEK per person 6 people: 1095 SEK per person 7 people: 995 SEK per person 8 people: 895 SEK per person 9 people: 795 SEK per person 10 people or more: 750 SEK per person

The bike rental during the tour is included in the price.

Please note that the availability of the guide will be confirmed as soon as possible. When you receive the payment request, the guide is confirmed.

Our advice: Do one of our guided tours on your first days in the city, so you can get an overview of the most important spots at the beginning of your trip already.

Malmö Highlights Bike Tour: Start your city trip off right with a Baja Bikes tour!

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• Online reservation is necessary
• Payment is in advance, you will receive another separate email for this
• Guide availability will be confirmed as soon as possible
• When you receive the payment request, the guide is confirmed
• Cancel or modify booking for free up to 48 hours in advance
• Distance: around 12 km (8 mi)
• Level of activity: Low
• Use of high quality bike
• Local English-speaking guide
• A great experience!
• Time to take great pictures

Extra options:

• Child bikes: available, as well as tag alongs
• Child seats: available, SEK 75 surcharge
• Tandems: available
• E-bike: available, SEK 100
• Helmets: available, mandatory up to 15 years

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• Bookable from: 2 to 200 participants
• Average group size: 8 participants
• Minimum: 2 participants
• For bigger groups we provide an additional guide

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This is why this tour is good for you and the planet:

• Bike tours are eco-friendly and help promote sustainable tourism
• By doing a bike tour, you save 1.5 to 2 kg of CO2 on average compared to a sightseeing tour by bus
• You stimulate the local economy and employment
• You help to invest in a local green infrastructure
• Cycling is healthy and relaxing
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• Parking nearby: Aimo Park

Reservation in advance is required!

• Price per person From 750 SEK
• Duration 2-3 hrs.

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The whole of Malmö by bike

Malmo is one of Sweden's most liveable cities, boasting an idyllic combination of medieval castles and catacombs, inspiring architecture, and a lively creative scene.

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And for those with bikes, Malmo offers plenty of opportunities for exploring on two wheels; according to Copenhagenize, almost 30% of journeys in Malmo involve biking.

The City Center

"Lilla Torg", Malmo's charming historic marketplace, offers much to the city. Here you'll find restaurants, cafes and shops combining historical ambience with contemporary lifestyle; making Malmo one of the great cities to live.

Stortoget, Malmo's central square, serves as an invaluable meeting spot. Here you'll find Malmo Town Hall and a horse statue as well as various historical structures of different periods.

Malmo's most notable landmark, The Turning Torso is an architectural marvel standing 190 meters and twisting at an angle of 90 degrees from ground level up. As Scandinavia's tallest building it serves as one of its prime tourist attractions.

Malmo is an exciting city with numerous museums and galleries to discover, as well as strong cultural influences from its diverse resident population of over sixty nationalities.

The Old Town

Malmo offers an intriguing blend of old and new, with its charming Old Town providing the perfect opportunity for anyone interested in experiencing its rich history.

Malmo's oldest building is St Peter's Church (Swedish: Sankt Petri Kyrka). Dating back to 14th-century Sweden, this Gothic church stands as one of its finest examples in Scandinavia today.

The high walls and flying buttresses make this church worth visiting; inside you'll discover historic paintings, an elegant organ, intricate carvings and stained-glass windows - not forgetting its historic paintings!

Malmo is easily navigable by bicycle, thanks to its small and flat terrain and excellent network of cycling routes that wind throughout its city centre.

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Malmo can easily be reached on bicycle, as its flat terrain features an extensive network of cycle paths - the ideal way to navigate this laid-back southern Swedish city.

Malmo offers several rental bike shops such as Travelshop on Carlsgatan 4A or an app, or there are green buses to take you around town.

Cycling is one of the easiest and most efficient ways to explore Malmo, giving you access to all its main attractions while taking in its beautiful scenery along the way.

Malmo's Castle Park and Mill are undeniably highlights of any visit, with free admission. Filled with lush trees, lawns, and lakes - not forgetting its bright red Castle! - this space makes an impressionful statement about Malmo itself.

Turning Torso, designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava and standing at 122m. As Sweden's tallest building and Scandinavian landmark, this incredible design masterpiece stands as an outstanding testament to Swedish innovation in architecture and design.

The New Town

Malmo is a cycling paradise with over 500km of bike paths throughout its city limits! Furthermore, Malmo ranks in Copenhagenize's list of five bicycle-friendly cities thanks to a strong focus on cycling.

An English-speaking tour guide will show you all of Malmo's top sights during a Malmo Bike Tour and help you navigate this laid-back city with ease.

Start off your trip right by exploring Gamla Staden's historic Lilla Torg - home to colourful wooden cafes and restaurants as well as St Petri Kyrka Church, one of Malmo's oldest churches that remains one of Scandinavia's largest structures - located on its cobbled-stoned square.

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This tour is for groups starting on 10 persons. The price shown is from 1-10 persons. Hereafter the price per person goes down to 46 USD per person. On this tour, you will explore how Malmö has transformed from being one of the most industrialized cities in Sweden to now being a showcase for sustainable urban development.

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You will experience the former shipping area of the city now turned into a modern and sustainable district, and later go into the oldest part of Malmö. Malmö wants to lower its climate impact and have a clear goal of cutting all greenhouse gas emissions by 40% before 2020. On this tour, you will experience:

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• 3-4 star hotels
• 6 Breakfasts

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• Stress free mainly coastal cycling from Denmark to Sweden
• Relaxing on Bellevue beach on the Baltic Sea coast
• Exploring castles and cathedrals and appreciating the regions rich maritime history
• Feasting on fresh seafood including smoked fish

Denmark and Sweden are ideal locations for a cycling holiday, offering fabulous landscapes waiting to be discovered. The scenery will change between breathtaking coastlines, small, idyllic harbour towns and extensive nature reserves. Enchanting beaches will entice you to linger or swim, and the small towns will surprise you with their numerous cultural attractions. Experience Kronborg Castle, known as Hamlet's Elsinore, relax on famous Bellevue Beach with its Arne Jacobsen designed lifeguard towers on the Baltic Sea coast and delight in the largest Renaissance residence in Scandinavia, Frederiksborg Castle. For the most part, the route follows the coast, offering great views of the Baltic Sea. At either end of the trip the vibrant cities of Copenhagen and Malmo are easily explored on two wheels. With plenty of culinary highlights along the way and with comfortable hotels to stay in each night, take a break from everyday life and immerse yourself in this wonderful bicycle holiday experience.

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Day 1 Arrive Copenhagen, personal welcome briefing and bike handover in early evening

Meals:   Nil

Day 2 Cycle north along the Öresund via Bellevue beach to Vedbæk area (30km/18.75mi)

Day 3 follow the coast to helsingør then ferry to helsingborg in sweden (25km/15.6mi), day 4 cycle the swedish coast to landskrona, option to visit ven island (30km/18.75mi), day 5 ride from landskrona to lund (50km/31mi), day 6 continue past the flat beaches of lomma to malmo (25km/15.6mi), day 7 trip concludes, what's included.

• 6 breakfasts - buffet style with breads, spreads, cheese, often meats and cereals, coffee, tea, juice
• 6 nights comfortable 3 to 4 star hotels on a twinshare basis with ensuite facilities
• Information pack including route notes - one per room booked, GPS Tracks available on request
• Luggage Transfer, 1 piece maximum 20kg, supplement applies for excess
• 21 or 24 speed rental bike with pannier, handlebar bag, panniers (water repellent), anti theft device and repair kit (premium and electric bikes available on request - supplement applies)
• Bike rental insurance
• Ferry ticket from Helsingør to Helsingborg (incl. bikes)
• Welcome briefing and bike fitting
• Emergency hotline - 7 days, 8am to 8pm

What's not included

• Travel to Copenhagen and from Malmo
• Meals not listed as included, drinks
• Helmets (not available for rent)
• Travel insurance - mandatory
• Guide – this is a self guided cycling holiday
• A supplement will apply if you are travelling solo or book a single room
• Entrance fees
• Transfers not listed as included
• Transfers by taxi or public transport if you need to skip a stage
• Hotel taxes if applicable – payable directly to the hotel
• Handlebar phone holder
• Excess luggage
• Items of a personal nature

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Hybrid 21 or 24 speed bike.

You will be supplied with a KTM 21 or 24 speed men's or ladies bike which is solid, easy wheeling and sturdy. They are equipped with V-brakes, aluminium-rims, almost indestructible tyres, high-resistant aluminium frame, lights, mudguard and a comfortable saddle.

Premium bike

A premium bike is available on request - supplement applies. Equipped with high quality components and a more sporty attitude. 27 speed Shimano Deore XT guarantees high comfort, hydraulic Magura brakes HS 11 and a high-quality suspension fork from Suntour are some of the bike's advantages for those preferring high quality with a sportive design. Please note: This rental type is only available with a cross bar.

An electric bike is available on request. A supplement applies, see below.

Electric bikes, or e-bikes, are designed to make cycling easier. The pedaling ‘boost’ provided by an e-bike opens up more options, allowing people of different fitness levels to cycle together or for cyclists to take on routes they may otherwise consider too tough for their current fitness capabilities. Please note that e-bikes are heavier than normal bikes and given the higher speed possible, should only be ridden by confident cyclists. Minimum age for e-bike rental is 14 years and a minimum height requirement is 160cm / 5ft25".’

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INTRODUCTORY TO MODERATE - Grade 2 This trip involves 5 days cycling along cycle paths and backroads with minimal car traffic (except in larger towns). Leaving Copenhagen the way is on dedicated cycle roads. The cycling distance is from 25km to approximately 50km / 16 to 31mi per day - distances are given as a guide and will vary according to the town and accommodation you are booked into. While the terrain is quite flat, there can be quite strong winds at times. This trip requires a reasonable to good level of fitness. Suitable for capable children - kids bikes are available and also trailers / trail-a-bikes. Premium (more sporty) and e-bikes are available for a supplement.

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Making Europe Affordable

We offer different levels of accommodation and comfort so that even the most budget conscious can treat themselves to active holidays on Europe's most celebrated tracks and trails. Our trips are great value for money because you only pay for what you want.  

Self-Guided Specialists

Our wide range of self-guided itineraries embody the UTracks philosophy of exploring Europe your way. We handle the logistics so all that's left for you to do is enjoy exploring Europe at your own pace. Most depart daily with a minimum of two people, meaning maximum flexibility.

Our Wide Range

With close to 400 trips in almost 50 countries, including the largest range of bike & boat holidays in Europe, we're confident that we can organise an Alps walk, Camino de Santiago or Via Francigena experience, Food Lovers' trip or a tour in a lesser-known pocket of Europe that you will love. 

Sweden: Archipelago Cycle Adventure

Introductory

Sweden: Land of Lakes and Castles

Denmark North Zealand Cycle

Introductory to Moderate

Sweden Summer Family Adventure