Walk Malmö's dramatic transformation from a blue-collar shipyard giant to Europe's benchmark for carbon-neutral living. Trace the path from historic merchant canals across Universitetsholmen to the experimental eco-districts of Västra Hamnen. Uncover how the loss of the colossal Kockums shipyard and its legendary gantry crane catalyzed a bold urban rebirth. You will experience world-class skateparks carved into former slipways, Calatrava's twisting skyscraper, open stormwater networks, and wind-powered coastal promenades looking across the strait to Denmark.
- A 5.5 km self-guided tour with 8 stops over 172 min
- Ideal for travelers interested in Urbanism, Infrastructure & Innovation and History & Memory
- Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals
- Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app
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The historical hinge between the merchant Old Town and the expanding industrial harbor.
The flagship cultural and conference complex anchoring the transformation of Universitetsholmen.
Former Shipway Number Seven, transformed into an internationally renowned skate park and community space.
The colossal 1968 supertanker dry dock, adapted into a residential marina and corporate tech hub.
Santiago Calatrava’s iconic twisting residential skyscraper, the symbolic totem of modern Malmö.
The innovative core of the Bo01 European housing expo, pioneering open stormwater systems and biodiversity.
Coastal parkland sculpted over industrial demolition debris, featuring the iconic Scaniabadet swimming terrace.
The dramatic seawall promenade and sweeping panorama looking toward Denmark and the Öresund Bridge.
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