Top Rated Attractions in Malmo

In operation since August 2015, Malmö Live is the home of the Malmö Symphony Orchestra. Set in a modern, dynamic space covering an area of 43,000 square meters (462848.15 square feet), the event center and entertainment venue comprises of two concert halls as well as a conference room. Besides the event venues, the site also features a hotel, space for offices as well as housing while the larger of the concert hall can easily accommodate up to 1707 people. Hosting events of all musical genres, theatrical performances, dance shows and the like, the venue ensures there is something on offer to suit every kind of taste and preference. If you want a glimpse of the local culture, check out the schedule of Malmö Live and head here for a great time.

Malmo Opera is rated among the premier music venues of the country which hosts some of the finest performances by local and touring ensembles. Constructed in 1944, the opera house features an enclosed amphitheater with a splendid foyer adorned in artwork by the likes of Isaac Grünewald and Carl Milles, while a fountain by Nils Sjögren greets audiences by the door. Equipped with an advanced acoustic and modern lighting system, it ensures the musical ensemble and the actors, both get the attention that they deserve. This huge theater has a seating capacity of 1,500, marking it as one of Scandinavia's largest. It is the home of the Malmo Opera Company, and showcases an annual season of operas, operettas and other musical performances that have garnered much acclaim.

Built in 1901, Moriska Paviljongen is a historic structure in Folkets Park. Its Moorish architecture was one of its kind in the nation when it was erected and it still is a sight to behold. But besides its architecture, it is also one of the most popular cultural spots in the city. Comprising of a main hall, hall of mirrors, foyer, outdoor garden and a bistro, their Middle Eastern inspired spaces are used for a variety of events. The historic pavilion also hosts concerts, theater, children's acts and more. It is most for its entertaining programs showcasing the culture of North Africa, the Balkans and the Middle East. These are mainly musical events by well-known artistes from these regions.

Located in the heart of Kungsparken, the Casino Cosmopol brings high-class entertainment to Malmö. This casino has over 200 slot machines and more than 32 tables where old favorites like poker, roulette, and blackjack are played out in a very jovial atmosphere. Besides these games, the casino also organizes a range of events like stand-up shows, parties, live musical performances and even wine tasting events. The Casino Cosmopol can also be the venue for your events, be it a private affair or a business affair. The facilities available here can accommodate about 2200 people and they also have a special staff that will help you every step of the way. Their restaurant has rooms like the Cosmopolsalen and the Tornrummet that are available for events. Please see the website for further information.

The Black Diamond, simply known as "The Diamond," is an extension of the Royal Library, designed in a modern architectural style, smooth as a mirror, by the architect firm Schmidt, Hammer and Lassen. The main entrance to the Royal Library is from Søren Kierkegaards Square, and you'll find the ticket office as well as restrooms, the cloakroom and a bookshop here. The entrance to Restaurant Søren K is from the vestibule. The entrance to the Queen's Auditorium is from Christians Brygge 9. This hall is hired out for different arrangements of rhythmic and classical music, as well as for some lectures and conferences. Tickets for the musical arrangements can be bought at the ticket office.

Located on Kongens Nytorv, the Royal Danish Theater was built by architect Wilhelm Dallerup in 1874. The building is especially impressive at night when crowds flock to the theater in evening dress. Home of the Royal Theater Company, the Royal Ballet and the Opera, the theater has two stages: Gamle Scene (old stage) and Ny Scene (new stage). Gamle Scene has a magnificent auditorium. The ceiling is decorated with Constantin Hansen's Nine Muses. Sculptures of two of Denmark's most famous playwrights decorate the entrance: Ludvig Holberg (1684-1754) was sculpted by T. Stein in 1875 and Adam Oehlenschläger (1799-1850) made by H.W. Bissen in 1861. In 1929-31 the Ny Scene was built in a separate building, the controversial, art deco Strekassen. The ticket office is open from 1p to 8p, Monday to Saturday. Leftover tickets are sold at half price from 5p on the evening of the performance.