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1. Wild swimming is the activity of choice at Ribbersborgs kallbadhus (Limhamnsvägen, Brygga 1). It’s free, but if you want to use their changing rooms and sauna, there’s a £5 charge.

2. Ryanair is now flying to Malmo from London Stansted and flights cost from £15.99 one way (including taxes and fees).

3. One of the trendiest eateries in the city is called Bastard and a three-course meal there (Mäster Johansgatan 11) costs around £35 per head).

4. The Swedes love to people-watch, preferably during fika . A great place to fika is at café Noir (Engelbrektgatan 6) where coffee and a cinnamon bun will set you back £5.

5. Lots of hotels will lend you a bike free of charge, but if yours doesn’t, you can rent a bike at Rundan Kanalbåtar (Norra Vallgatan) for £14 for 24 hours.

Visit www.malmotown.com for more information on how to make the most of your time in Malmo.

(Bicycle image by moonhouse)

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Oonagh ShielContent Manager at Cheapflights whose travel life can be best summed up as BC (before children) and PC (post children). We only travel during the school holidays so short-haul trips and staycations are our specialities!

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