• Copenhagen Central Station - The private tour begins at Copenhagen Central Station, a historic and bustling entryway to the city. It’s the perfect place to set the scene before embarking on the exploration.
• Oresund Bridge - Oresund Bridge - Travel from Copenhagen to Malmö by train, crossing the renowned Øresund Bridge. Enjoy a serene 40-minute journey over the strait, with stunning views of the water and coastline. The train ticket is included in the tour price, allowing for a relaxing ride.
• The Knotted Gun - The Knotted Gun, also known as the Non-Violence Sculpture, is a prominent landmark in Malmö, located just outside the central station. This captivating bronze piece, depicting a revolver with a knotted barrel, symbolizes peace and non-violence. Created by Swedish artist Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd, it is a global symbol with versions in major cities worldwide. The Malmö sculpture serves as a gentle reminder of Sweden’s long-standing tradition of peace and dialogue.
• Malmöhus Castle - Malmöhus Castle (Malmöhus Slott) – During the private tour, there is a stop outside Malmö’s historic castle, the oldest surviving Renaissance fortress in Scandinavia. Constructed in the mid-1500s under Danish King Christian III, it has served various roles from royal residence to prison. Today, it is part of Malmö Museum, surrounded by a tranquil moat and green parkland. Although the castle is not entered, its exterior offers a captivating glimpse into the region’s history.
• Castle Mill Slottmöllan - A traditional Dutch-style windmill is nestled in the green surroundings of Slottsparken, just minutes from Malmöhus Castle and the organic gardens of Slottsträdgården. The private tour includes a stop here to discuss Malmö’s canals, its former fortress landscape, and the city’s rich garden tradition. It’s also an excellent spot for relaxed photos with the mill, bridges, and water as a backdrop.
• Slottsparken - The tour continues with a walk through Slottsparken, one of Malmö’s most serene green spaces surrounding the old castle grounds. The winding canals, small bridges, and vibrant gardens make it a favorite spot for locals to relax. It’s an ideal setting to enjoy nature while learning more about the city’s history.
• Stortorget - Located in the heart of Malmö, Stortorget is the city’s grand 16th-century main square. Surrounded by historic buildings like Malmö City Hall, it has been a central gathering place for centuries. Today, it remains a lively hub where architecture, local life, and history converge.
• Little Square - This quaint cobblestone square is one of Malmö’s most charming spots. Dating back to the late 16th century, it features beautifully preserved half-timbered buildings and a cozy mix of cafés, bars, and restaurants. It’s a vibrant area where history seamlessly blends with the city’s modern social scene.
• Ruths - The private tour concludes with a delightful Swedish fika at Ruths Café near Lilla Torg, where coffee and a pastry are included. For those wishing to extend their stay in Malmö, a return train ticket is provided. Guests returning to Copenhagen will travel back with the host for a smooth and easy journey.

• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)
• Snacks
• Tea and coffee

• Lunch

Discover the charm of two countries in just half a day with a private journey from Copenhagen to Malmö. A friendly Danish host will greet you at Copenhagen Central Station, and together you’ll enjoy a seamless 40-minute train ride over the Øresund Bridge. The round-trip ticket is included for your convenience.

Upon arrival in Malmö, your host will guide you on a private two-hour stroll through the city’s most delightful areas, such as the vibrant Gamla Väster, the picturesque King’s Garden, and the historic Malmöhus Castle. You’ll learn fascinating tales about Malmö’s past as part of Denmark, its transition to Swedish rule in the 1600s, and the enduring connection and friendly rivalry between the two nations.

Following the tour, indulge in a traditional Swedish fika at a local café, complete with coffee and a pastry. You can then choose to continue exploring Malmö independently or return to Copenhagen with your host. If you opt to travel back with your host, the entire private experience lasts approximately four hours from beginning to end.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.