Sports in Malmö
A picture that says "come to the stadium to watch MFF play!"
A picture of the old fotboll arena in Malmö
"the north side of the old stadium" this is the side for the Malmö supporters to sit when its fotball.
This is the new fotball arena in Malmö called Swedbank Stadion.
This the MFF logo on the arena.
This is a picture of a part of the field in the new fotboll arena.
This is a skate ramp in Stapelbäddsparken for many skaters in Malmö.
This is the biggest part of the skate park in Malmö. Its called "stapel" and in located in Västra hamnen.
Interview with a guy we met at the swedbank stadium!
* What is your name?
* My name is Hampus Persson.
* How old are you?
* I’m 26 years old.
* Do you live in Malmö?
* Yes I do.
* What kind of sports do you like?
* I like soccer and I usually go to see MFF:s games. It’s so fun and I have meet a lot of my new friends there.
* Are you into any other sports?
* I don’t go to see any other games than soccer but I look at Handball and Ice Hockey on the TV.
* Do you play soccer yourself?
* I used to play soccer but my job and studies took to much time so I quit. I didn’t play to become a professional soccer player I did it just for fun but now I go to the gym at least twice a week.
* Thank you so much for the interview. Bye !
* Bye !
Sports is a very big thing in Malmö. Fotball and ishockey is very big and poular sports in Malmö. Our team is Malmö fotbolls förening (MFF) and is a famous team in sweden and we won SM-gold in 2010. The ishockey team is called Malmö Redhawks, but they are not as popular as the fotball team.
One of the most popular fotboll players in the world comes from Malmö and started playing in MFF. His name is Zlatan Ibrahimovic. He comes from Rosengård but now he is playing in Milan. Malmö people is very proud to say that Zlatan is from this town.
He is a big rolemodel for young fotball players in Malmö.
Skating is also very popular in Malmö and "stapel" (the skatingpark) is the biggest outside skating park in Malmö. Many kids go there in the summer and skate all day.
There is many more fine places in Malmö if your interessted in sports!
/Kajsa L, Anna, Felicia, Anita, Julia
Pildammsparken
THE INTERVIEW
What’s your name?
How old are you?
What’s your purpose in Pildammsparken?
How often do you come here?
Why do you like Pildammsparken?
What is your favorite part of the park?
Is this your favorite park in Malmö? Why/why not?
Is this a good place to “hang”?
Christopher Jacobsson
17 years old
He goes to John Bauer School with a focus on hockey. The reason why he was in Pildammsparken was because he had to improve his condition to next hockey-season.
He comes to the park five times a week to jog. He prefers to jog in “The Hills” because it´s quit, calm and it has nice views. He thinks it´s the best park in Malmo but not the best place to “hangout” with friends, but maybe in the summertime for BBQ.
Elin Berthoven
33 years old
The reason why she’s in the park is for just taking a walk with her son in his stroller.
She thinks it´s a beautiful park especially in the summertime because of all the flowers.
Her favorite thing to do in the park is to walk by the big pond.
She says that Pildammsparken is a good place to have picnic with friends and family but sometimes there’s too much bird poop so she prefers Kungsparken. She also thinks that Pildammsparken is too big and not as cosy as Kungsparken.
Pildammsaparken is a nice park in the central of Malmö, it's the place to be! Or not really, but it´s a very beautiful park and the nature is remarkable. The park is used by joggers, kindergardengroups, old persons that plays boule, "picnicers", walking people with their dogs, teenagers that doing gymnastik and parents with their children.
Some facts about Pildammsparken:
- The park’s size is 45 hektar.
- The name Pildammsparken is comes from the time as the town got her water from the lake. In this time the lake was tryed to protect with trees, the “Pil”.
- It consist of a big lake with an island inside for the waterbirds next do this lake is a hill with the old water tower of the town. Today it's a museum.
- There is an amphitheater too. Around the stage are some hills that are used by joggers and other sporty people for training.
- In the west is a litte forest with a round grassfield inside.In the nord of the Pildammsparken is an other pond, it’s much smaler than the lake. Two streets are through the park. One of them ends in the middle in a parking.
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Malmö Central Station!!!!!
This is the entrance to Malmö Central Station
This is a big bell inside the train station
They have renovated much of the center, and here is a
picture of Mr. Riindz and a hot dog stand. He seems to like it!
There are many restaurants and cafes which are very nice and cozy
Here is a picture of a ticket machine and Mister Li .... no comments!
Here is a picture of the train station
And there the train goes.... Bye bye!
This is outside the Central Station where many people put their bikes
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE CENTRAL STATION IN MALMÖ
Malmö’s central station is the third biggest in Sweden and every year the central station is visited by about 17 million travellers. The central station works as booth a bus- and train station. Recently the central station was renovated, which means that there’s now a underground train station as well. It also means that there are a lot of new restaurants and shops. The most unique thing about the our central station is probably the “video-slide” which is considered as art and is placed in the underground station.
Here is our interview at the Central Station in Malmö.
Hi Kerstin! Can you tell us about yourself?
Sure. My name is Kerstin Hermodsson and I’m 48 years old. I work as an employee in a flower shop here at the Central Station in Malmö.
Can you describe a normal day here at the Central Station?
A normal day at work for me can be very stressful. There are so many people here, and it’s quite loud. I stand in the shop all my work time except for when I have lunch, then I can go around and choose what to eat, there are so many restaurants here now! I try to vary my lunches but I often end up in the “Street food” court, they have amazing onion rings. My work is not only to sell flowers to travellers and their relatives and friends, a chore that often comes up is to help confused foreigners to find their way in here (it’s easy to get lost) and since I’m kind of an expert nowadays, I’m glad to help them.
What is your favourite place in the Central Station?
My flower shop of course! Just kidding, I like it but you sometimes can get bored when you don’t get a lot of customers. Anyway, I like Starbucks; their coffee is both awakening and delicious!
STYLES IN MALMÖ!
During the last two days, we had the honour to be a part of the styles in Malmö.
We’ve been seeing styles from punk to bohemian, and we love it. We feel proud to come from a city were people are brave enough to show us who they really are.
It’s a city with love, multicultural and styles.
We look around in Malmö and found some interesting styles. We talkted to the people, and it was very giving, because we in the group got very inspirerd ourselves.
Here's some of the people we met:
Interwiev
The first person we interwived is named Frida. She is 16 years old and lives in Vellinge. She gets her inspiration from magazines and television. Her rolemodel in the fashionindustri is a swedish blogger named Elin Kling.
Fridas most important detail in her closet is her white converses.
We asked her how often she shops per month, her answer was 4 times a moth.
Her three favorite stores in Malmö are:
o ZARA
o H&M
o BIKBOK
The second person we interwived is named Maja. Maja is also 16 years old and she lives in Höllviken.
She gets most of her inspiration from different streetblogs, but also from people that she sees on the streets. Her rolemodel in the fashionindustri is Emil Wall.
Majas most important detail in her closet is her docs.
She loves to shop, and she shops about ten times a moth.
Her four favorite stores in Malmö are:
o MONKI
o WEEKDAY
o H&M
o MYRORNA
Today Maja’s wearing a shirt from Gina Tricot, tights from MONKi, a sweater from H&M and shoes from H&M.
By: Anna N, Aleksandra, Hedda, Ida & Maxi.
Cool houses in Malmö
S:t Petri
S:t Petri is a school in central Malmö. It was first used in 1908 as a school for boys only. The architect was John Smedberg. The building, in which the school is located, had an unsatisfying ventilationsystem and this is the main reason for the building being renovated during the years 2008-2009. The activity were then moved to the old ”Pildammsskolan”. When renovation was finished the school moved back, and this was the autumnterm 2009.
Turning Torso
Turning Torso is the tallest skyscraper in all of the nordic countries and it is located in Malmö, Sweden. It is also the tallest residential building in the EU and the second tallest residential building in Europe, after the Triumph Palace in Moscow. The tower is twisted and 190 metres tall, with 54 stories.
S:t Petri Church
The S:t Petri church is a church in Malmö, Sweden. It’s build like a basilica in gothic style. The current church is dedicated to two saints; Saint Petrus, and Saint Paulus.
Parkinghouse Anna
It’s a really awesome parkinghouse in central Malmö. It is legal to spray it with graffiti and the local youngsters go there a lot.
Casino Cosmopol
The casino is one of the four legal casinos in Sweden. It has 26 tables and 206 gamingmachines. It also have 370 employees divided into different parts of the casino.
The Windmill
The windmill is standing in stottsparken in malmö and was buildt in 1851. The windmill is inspired by windmills in holland.
Malmö Castle
The Malmö Castle is a fortress located in Malmö. Eric of Pomerania found the first castle in year 1434, after it Christian III of Denmark built a new castle. It was a prison, but now it is just a museum.
House in the Water
This building is called ”Atlantis”. It was createt by Tea Mäkipää and Halldór Úlfarsson. The house is going to remind us of the vulnerability of our modern lifestyle.
Interviews
Evelina Brorsson, who is 16 years old, thinks that the coolest building in Malmö is the S:t Petri school, because it is a beautiful old building that’s been well preserved.
And Isabella Lind, also 16 years old, thinks that the coolest building in Malmö is Zlatans house, because Zlatan lived there. And she says that we here in Sweden like houses where famous people live.
What to do on a rainy day in Malmö
1. Library
2. Cinema
3. Restaurant (Espresso House)
4. Bowling
5. Shopping (Triangeln, Entré)
6. Laserdome
7. Aq-va-kul
8. Malmö Museum
We have also interviewed two people to ask about their opinions on rainy days and what places they like to visit when the sun is hiding behind the clouds.
Interview #1
What’s your name? How old are you?
Malin Johansson, 16 years old
Do you like rainy days? Or do you prefer sunny days? Why/why not do you like rainy/sunny days?
No, I don’t like rainy days because it’s cold, and that makes it hard to be able to stay outside for long.
What do you do on a rainy day?
I stay at home or meet up with some friends. I also like running when it’s raining outside.
What is your favorite place to visit in Malmö?
B01, Hansa, or just a random friend’s house
Interview #2
What’s your name? How old are you?
Martin Ängström, 16 years old
Do you like rainy days? Or do you prefer sunny days? Why/why not do you like rainy/sunny days?
No, I prefer sunny days. I don’t like sunny days because it’s cold and you get wet.
What do you do on a rainy day?
I stay at home and play some xbox
What is your favorite place to visit in Malmö?
Sibbarp
We noticed that both of the people we interviewed answered that they didn’t like rainy days, and therefore we decided to ask ten people whether they like rainy days or not. 8 out of 10 people don’t like rainy days.
In Aq-va-kul you can go swim for exercize or you can go swim for fun with your friends!
Big bowl is a bowling place and you can go bowl, play games and eat with your friends!
If it's cold and rainy outside you can go to Espresso House and have some hot chocolate or have something to eat
If you're angry at someone you can go release your anger at Laserdome and shoot people with fake guns
It's always nice to go see a movie on a rainy day and Royal is the biggest cinema in Malmö!
You can also go to a shopping mall when it's raining and shop all day long!
If you're a reader the library is the place for you! You can sit in a nice quiet environment and read
Malmö Museum is an exicing place to visit in Malmö, and it's indoors so you can go there when it's raining!
// Helena Wollter, Ellen Burman, Vera Rönngard, Sofia Nagy & Dennis Dittrich
Welcome to Möllan
The statue that represents the honour of the work!
Möllan
Möllevångstorget is the place to go if you’re in Malmö. It consists of many bars and fruit stands. Möllan, short for Möllevångstorget, has loads of different cultural types of restaurants, such as Middle Eastern, Indian, Asian, and Swedish.
Bodil Nilsson that works at one of the flower stands says, ”It’s very culturally mixed, which I think is good. The people that work here are friendly and we get along well.”
The square itself isn’t that old. One hundred years ago Möllan, as we know it today, was only a piece of land surrounded by a few industrial factories that you can see today. In the beginning of the 20th century, buildings were built because the workers from the factories needed somewhere to live. This was the beginning of Möllevångstorget.
The big statue on the square is called ”Arbetes ära”, in English, ”Honour to the work.” The artist Axel Ebbe wanted to show how cooperation builds and keeps society together.
Unfortunately Malmö’s criminality has affected Möllan. With the bars open until early hours and crime just around the corner, Möllevångstorget isn’t the best place to be at night. Just last summer a man was shot dead in an apartment due to gang related issues. However, it’s definitely a place you have to visit day-time!
Sibylla, a typical swedish fastfod restaurant. and its pretty cheap to! (Y)
The interwiew:
We meet a flower seller named Bodil Nillson.
Tell me about your job?
Well i love it and i get to meet a lot of people thats wonderful!
What do you think about möllan?
At daytime its the best place in malmö but im not here at the evenings so i dont know.
Would you recomend tourist to visit Möllan?
Ofcourse its a beutyful square wich mandy different people and restaurants.
How are the people here?
Really nice! just look at my selling neighbor, he is so nice!
If you compare Möllan to the others places of malmö, are there many differences?
Well we have many cultures and you get to meet so much kind people here.
Unfortunately she didn't let us take a picture of her but it was okay to take pictures of her flowers so here i am with her beautiful flowers!
This are parts of the selling market. you can find lots of good fruits and vegetables! :)
Interwiew with Lenart Hagelsson:
What do you think about möllan?
At the day-time it´s quite nice, because you can meet so much cultrures. The people is also very friendly and very helpful. At night-time I try to avoid to go out because then it might be a bit dangerous. I don't want to get into trouble.
Would you recomend tourist to visit Möllan?
Absolutly! its a nice part of Malmö in day-time.
How are the people here?
They seem to be friendly but im not sure im not here so often.
If you compare Möllan to the others places of malmö, are there many differences?
I think this is a speciall place because here are so many cultures meeting.
This is Lenart Hagelsson ! :)
This is a cozy place to hang by night-time. Its The Restaurant & Pub Named BOB! :)
BOB's restaurant and pub.
And here you have a shop you don't want to miss, its the Store were you can buy lots of tasty cheese.
"Möllans ost" is probably the best store in Möllan!
AND IF YOURE HERE DONT, MISS ALL THE COOL FOOD RESTAURANTS!
Keep in touch!
/ Marcus, Maria, Viktoria, Fikreta, Adrian & Abdul!
People in Malmö
Introduction
Malmö is a very multi-cultural city. You can find people from many different countries with different religions and traditions. This variety makes Malmö a very interesting and fun city to live in. We talked to 10 different people in Malmö in all different ages. They all said that the best thing about Malmö is all the variety. No one is the same here. You can find Christians, Muslims, atheists and so on… We interviewed people from many different countries, for example people who originally are from Iraq and Iran.
All people we talked to said that the segregation was something positive but you could notice that some of them had a problem with it, even if they didn’t say it out loud. So a problem is that the people in Malmö are split up, the immigrants and the swedes.
So it’s not only good things about Malmö. A lot of the people agreed that there is too much criminality in Malmö and they found the shooting in Malmö very scary. One person even said that she never goes out alone in Malmö during the evenings because she’s too scared.
But disregarding the criminality, all the people agreed that Malmö is a great city with a great mix of cultures, religions and tradition.
This is Kaki he's 17 years old and ha has dropped out of school and works in a clothes shop in central Malmö. He is a Muslim but he's not an active one. His parents are from Iraq but he's born and raised in Sweden.
The best thing about Malmö: The best thing to do in Malmö is the parties.
The worst thing about Malmö: He thinks that Malmö is kind of boring, there's not much to do.
This is Segway-Mona , she's 49 years old and lives in Slottstaden. She's born and raised in Sweden and works as a personal assistant. She lives in Malmö because she has always been living there because of her family and work.
The best thing about Malmö: Malmö is a welcoming city and it's close to the sea and Denmark
The worst thing about Malmö: The worst thing is all the noise from the traffic and the unhealthy fumes from the vehicles.
This is Tintin he’s 24 years old and he lives a few minutes outside of Malmö. He’s not religious and he’s Swedish even though he’s not a typical one. He works at “läkare utan gränser” which is an humanitarian organization that saves lives
The best thing about Malmö: The city has everything, it’s close to the sea and Denmark and it has a nice mix of cultures
The worst thing about Malmö: The criminality
This is Anders Larsson and he’s 52 years old. He’s born in Malmö and lives at ”Fridhemstorget”. He is Swedish and a Christian. He works as a therapist.
The best thing about Malmö: He likes the atmosphere and the welcoming aura.
The worst thing about Malmö: He doesn’t like the busses and their drivers because he thinks they’re rude.
This is Royo, he is 63 years old and he lives in a village nearby Malmö. He’s not religious and he is originally from Iran. He works in a kiosk and seems to be a very nice old man.
The best thing about Malmö: The weather
The worst thing about Malmö: The weather as well (?)
This is Ditte and she’s 21 years old and lives in Malmö, Södervärn. She’s not religious and works at “Läkare utan gränser”.
The best thing about Malmö: There is a nice atmosphere
The worst thing about Malmö: People in the poor areas have to move because their taxes are being raised, and they can’t afford to pay them.
Treasure hunt trail
Take our quiz here and find out how much you know about Malmö!
How well do you know Malmö?
Our topic was Treasure Hunt Trail and we had to walk through the city and take pictures of details of special places without revealing the whole place. For each picture we had to write a clue so it wouldn’t be too difficult for people to guess what place we have photographed. We interviewed two young students from S: t Petri high school to see how much they really know about the city that they live in. We decided to interview a boy and a girl to see the difference.
The first interview we did was with Aleksandra Dimovska, a 17-year-old girl from SA11A. Aleksandra have lived in Malmö her entire life.
The second person we interviewed was Henrik Säll Nilsson, 16 years old from class SA11C. Henrik has also lived in Malmö his entire life.
The questions we asked was:
1. What do you think about the city?
2. How much do you think you know about Malmö?
3. Do you think you could find places in the city just by seeing a small part of it on a picture?
Aleksandra answered:
1. I think it’s a lovely city because we have kept the culture and old buildings. I like the people who live here.
2. I think I know pretty much about Malmö sense I’ve lived here so long.
3. Yes, I think so.
When we did the quiz on Aleksandra she got 8 out of 10 correct answers.
Henrik answered:
1. I think it’s a small town but it’s perfect for me.
2. I don’t think I know Malmö very good.
3. Yes.
Henrik also got 8 out of 10 right answers.
This shows us that there is no difference between the knowledge of a girl and a boy in our age. The both know their city pretty well.
Can you guess where this is?
A clue: Symphony
A clue: Our rivals
A clue: Electic
A clue: In a park close to S:t Petri.
A clue: This is for kids.
A clue: Improving knowledge.
A clue: You all see in the morning.
A clue: Ghosts
A clue: King
A clue: Money
Made by: Amina, Rita, Maxim, Evelina and Salomé
Photo safari group J " Västra hamnen"
Hi this is our photo safari about "Västra hamnen".
One of the places that we decided to document was the famous building Turning torso.
It was built during the years 2001-2005. It is 190 meters high, has 54 stories and is famous for its twisted architecture.
In “Västra hamnen” there are a lot of restaurants and among them is one called “Salt och brygga”.
If you want to relax or get a good workout then Kockum fritid is the place for you. Here you can swim, ice skate, play tennis, yoga, sunbath and do many other things.
We got very excited when we got “Västra hamnen” as our topic because it´s a wonderful place to hang out with friends or family and to enjoy the beautiful view.
We asked a few people what they thought of “Västra hamnen” and what they thought was important for a tourist to see.
· What do you like best about “Västra hamnen”?
· What do you like least about “Västra hamnen”?
· Are you here often?
· What place in Västra hamnen would you recommend a tourist to see?
· What’s your favorite restaurant/café here?
This is what they said:
1. I think that the best part of “Västra hamnen” is the café Espresso House.
2. The thing that I like least about it is that it is so windy all the time. Because of the wind it gets cold.
3. I´m here quite often. Everyday if I’m working but even though I’m free I’m here three or four times a week.
4. Food wise I would recommend Espresso House but the most important attraction would be the famous building Turning torso.
5. My favorite café is of course Espresso House.
Jacqueline Swärd
1. It’s so fricking windy.
2. It’s so fricking windy. *Laughing*
3. Everyday but I never come here if I don’t have to. I only come here to work.
4. I would say that the Turning torso is the most important thing to see.
5. I don’t know of many restaurants but the one that I do know of has awful food so I would have to say Ica Maxi.
Johan Böös
This is the famous building turning torso
During the summer we can recommend that you buy an ice cream from this lovely café.
Ribersborg!
Ribersborg is one of the most beautiful places in Malmö, where you’re close to everything; the beach, called ”Ribban”, the city-center, Turning Torso and the skate park. It’s one of the most attractive places to live right now.
Ribersborgs is also a center for the training-interested; the joggers, the footballers and the horse-riders all come here to exercise and to do their sports. Especially in the summer, there’s many outside activities: gym-programs, American football-games, dog-agility and the annual Malmö City Horse Show.
The beach is a popular place for barbecues, parties and a great place to hang out at in Malmö. If you don’t want to make your own food you can eat at Restaurant Ribersborg, the only restaurant in the neighborhood. If you’re not that hungry there’s many small candy stands with ice cream and other sweets along the beach walk.
When we interviewed a 25-year old woman she said that Ribersborg was good for the kids and she like it very much. She likes it especially in the summer and she often goes there to take a swim and just hang out with her family. The kids love it because they can clime on the trees and run around.
So if you want to have a wonderful time, come to Ribersborg!
Come here and practise your sports!
Familliar with Zlatan Ibrahimovich? This is his house!
A neighborhood called "Potatisåkern"!
Play minigolf with your friends and have fun!
Take a swin in the wonderful ocean!
Warm your feets in the hot sand!
Have lunch at the one and only restaurant!
Feeling hot? Eat an ice cream!
Gustav Adolfs Torg - "The meeting place"
Facts about the square:
· It is Malmö’s most loved square
· You can choose from many different kinds of food
· Gustav Adolfs Torg is right in the center of Malmö
· There is lots of shopping! You can choose from both more expensive and cheaper stores like H&M
· The square is a huge meeting place and buses from everywhere in Malmö stop here
· Many street musicians play here to earn money
Gustav is a very central place in Malmö where lots of people from all over Malmö meet for shopping, having fun with friends and sightseeing. It is also the place where most of the buses connect and you could say that it is a mini central station. Malmö's biggest cinema is also nearby Gustav.
Interview:
1.
Name: Maria Svensson
What are you doing here?: I am passing by the square to get to my bus.
Are you here often? Yes, I often pass by when getting to the bus and I come here often to shop and go to cafés.
What do you like about the square? That there are fountains, that it is green and that people come here.
What would you like to be better in the square? More decorations, not only at Christmas and Easter.
2.
Name: A fruitvendor
What are you doing here? Selling fruit
What do you like about the square? Everything, I don’t want to change anything, I love it here. People from all over Malmö gather here and there are always people here
Statues and official monuments in Malmö
Malmo is a city not only known for its criminality and violence, but also by its beautiful surroundings. A big part of this is the statues and monuments all over the city. Through the statues you get a picture of Sweden and Malmo’s history. For example Karl X Gustav sitting on his horse looking over “Stortorget” keeping his people safe from the Danish.
As a Tourist these are the kind of statues you notice. With the help of our guide we hope to help you explore and enjoy the history of Malmo’s monuments and statues. Maybe you would be surprised to find out these facts.
We decided to interview one of the Swedish students and one of the German students to get a youth perspective of the monuments in Malmö
The first interview is with the Swedish student Vanillia Hinderot Flogin:
What is your favourite monument or statue in Malmo?
My favourite statue is the Deers made by Ernst Billgren, in slotssparken
Why?
It’s pretty and is placed on a great spot.
Do you know what It actually stands for?
It just looks nice and I’m not going to analyse the deers.
Our next interview was with the German student Lisa-Marie Klauck
What is your favourite monument or statue in Malmo?
My favourite is the Lighthouse
Why?
In Germany we don’t have that many lighthouses
Do you know what It actually stands for?
Just to warn the boats.
We thank our fabulous guests for being so pretty and kind. Here is some pictures from our adventerous photo safari:
Happy day together in Sweden.
What to do for 50 SEK in Malmo
We have thought about many things to do in Malmö for fifty SEK, mostly things like food (kebab, falafel, bread, cookies, cupcakes, soda etc.) but there is actually more things to do in Malmö.
You can take a bath at the river, even though it is kind of cold and disgusting. You can go jogging in the parks around Malmö, you can even feed the ducks.
It’s actually hard to find anything to buy because everything is expensive in Sweden, also to visit places like Aq-va-kul. (Aqua Fun). Therefore our list is more of things you can do outside and different food.
We think there are a lot of free things to do in Malmö, but those things are free for a reason. They are boring. So we decide to buy bread for the ducks and the homeless.
When we walked around Malmö we discussed what to do with 50 SEK and everyone said kebab at first, then when we were supposed to interview someone and Vera Rönngard said “Go and get a coffee with a friend”. So we decided that the main thing you can do for 50 SEK is to eat and drink.
If you are a foreigner you can just walk around in Malmö, or take the bus (which is cheap), and watch old buildings, new buildings, old people, Zlatans house. There are a lot of things to you can for example watch a football match.
What we now have discovered, is that 50 SEK is not much, but you may eat or drink something if you don’t want to do stuff for free. Here are some examples for what you can do for 50 SEK:
