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Visiting Sweden: Malmö and Lund via the Øresund Bridge

The Øresund Bridge
Views of Malmö
Modern architecture of Malmö
View of Malmö from above
City square in Malmö
The Knotted Gun, Malmö
Everyday Life on the Streets of Malmö
A street in Malmö
Stortorget, Malmö
Stortorget, Malmö
A street in Lund
Historic Architecture in Lund
Lund cathedral
he Eastern Façade of Lund Cathedral
University building, Lund
Western Harbour and the Turning Torso, Malmö

Set off on a journey from Denmark to Sweden across the iconic Øresund Bridgean engineering masterpiece linking two kingdoms and two cultures. Crossing the 16-kilometre bridge is an adventure in itself: the route begins in a deep-sea tunnel that gradually emerges onto the bridge, offering breathtaking views of the strait and the skylines of Copenhagen and Malmö

The first stop is Malmö, Sweden’s third-largest city, where medieval streets meet striking modern architecture. Once part of Denmark, the city still bears traces of the shared history of the two nations. You will see Malmöhus Fortress, the oldest surviving Renaissance castle in Scandinavia, whose walls have witnessed royal celebrations as well as periods when it served as a prison. A walk through the historic center, with its narrow streets, old houses, cafés, and small shops, gives you a chance to experience the atmosphere of the old town. 

Malmö’s contemporary side reveals itself in the Western Harbour district, home to the futuristic Turning Torso skyscraper — a symbol of Sweden’s architectural innovation and modern vision. 

The route then continues to Lund, Sweden’s oldest university city, founded in the 10th century. Here you will visit the majestic Lund Cathedral, the spiritual heart of southern Sweden. In its dim interior, centuries seem to breathe, while the famous 15th-century astronomical clock still shows the movement of the Sun and the Moon through the signs of the zodiac. A walk through Lund offers a sense of warmth and happiness: historic university buildings, leafy streets, cozy cafés, and the youthful energy of a city where nearly every second resident is a student. 

On the return journey to Copenhagen, you will once again cross the Øresund Bridge — a powerful symbol of Scandinavian unity and the living dialogue between two cultures. 

This tour offers a rare opportunity to visit two countries in one day, experience both the contrasts and the close ties between Denmark and Sweden, and connect with their history, architecture, and northern spirit.

Sights
Malmö:
  • Malmö Old Town (Gamla Staden)
  • Malmöhus Fortress
  • St. Peter’s Church (14th century)
  • Stortorget Square and City Hall
  • Western Harbour district of modern architecture
  • Turning Torso skyscraper
Lund:
  • Lund Cathedral
  • Lund University buildings
  • Historic city center of Lund
What's included
  • Professional guide services throughout the entire tour
  • Transportation
  • The Øresund Bridge crossing fee
What is not included
  • Entrance tickets to Malmöhus Fortress
  • Meals
  • Other personal expenses
Meeting point
your hotel lobby/ another location as agreed Open with Google Maps ⟶
Tour length
135 km
Duration
7 hours
Important information

Please note that the order of sightseeing stops may vary

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