"Margaretapaviljongen" in Malmö (built in 1914) is a beautiful pavilion surrounded by flower beds first designed by Crown Princess Margareta. Nice cafe!

Did you know that in Swedish we call Malmö "parkernas stad", the city of parks? Come discover why, with our no less than 18 parks, each with its own style.

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.

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”...

Walk in to find plastic-free soaps, reusable sponges made of sustainable material, farm-fresh organic eggs, bulk loose-leaf teas, and spices!

Come nighttime, the space transforms into a venue for local music, film screenings, book readings, exhibition openings and all things art and culture.

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.

Tucked away in a sleepy corner of Davidshall, every experience at Riket is unique and associated with the complex and nuanced flavors of the season.

If you're looking for something less common, they have mead – humanity's most primitive form of beer - a delicious apricot mead from Norwegian Mjoderiet.

This family-run artisanal tea shop does a brilliant job of combining high quality teas with a sophisticated palette and just the right amount of sweetness.

Malmö is said to be flat, but this hidden place and its ten hills next to Hyllie Badet is perfect for running training!

"Café Jesusbaren" brings a piece of Spain into the middle of Malmö's hip neighbourhood Möllan. It really feels like someone's living room...