Top Rated Nightlife in Malmo

If Malmo would have a centre for cultural activities, then Babel would be the place. This concert venue is spread over a huge area and brings to town some of the most entertaining and exemplary performances of known and unknown artists. Well-equipped with the state-of-the-art facilities, this concert venue also sports a well-stocked bar at the mezzanine level, while the upper floor is reserved for ongoing events. For hosting private functions, this place can also be rented.

Set in a hip and modern space, Centiliter & Gram allows people to spend quality time in the city in the company of live entertainment as well as delicious drinks and meals. The decor of the place is lively with colored lights on the dance floor, lending a discotheque feel. Live DJs spin a series of new wave and beloved classics while the crowd is a cool mix of peppy youngsters who frequent the bar and fill the air with frolic and dance. One can enjoy a wine or a cocktail from their extensive menu of drinks. A menu of tapas is also available to perfectly punctuate your libation. Do dress well as the dress code is smart casuals. If you are looking for a good time, come here and have a drink, spend time with your friends, or make new ones, irrespective of what you do, Centiliter & Gram can turn any evening into a fantastic memory.

Opened in 1996, Vega consists of two state-of-the-art concert halls: Store Vega, a larger venue accommodating 1500, and Lille Vega, a smaller venue for 500 that belts out live acts on a regular basis, in addition to a stylish bar and a lounge. Vega attracts a range of pop, rock and techno bands from Denmark and abroad. Please confirm specific events schedules and nightclub timings on the website.

Bang and Jensen is on Istedgade; the former red-light district of Copenhagen. The interior is fun and kitschy, and the ambiance is friendly. The ancient pinball machines and the table football are popular with the patrons. Most of the clientele at this cafe consist of the young and the trendy, especially women. Breakfast, which is served all through the day until 6p, is the specialty of the house, though the menu leans more toward brunch offerings. The unique thing about Bang and Jensen is that you are given a form on which you fill in exactly how you want your food served. The bar takes over after 8p on Saturdays and after 10p the rest of the week.

Located in the southeastern part of Malmö, the Inkonst aims to be the focus of all cultural activities in Scandinavia. This cultural center is housed in a building that was a former chocolate factory, and it still continues to spread sweetness in the neighborhood, but through art. Inkonst is the host of almost all culturally prominent events in the region, from classical music concerts, to film screenings and other such cultural events. On their premises, they have three venues where these events can be organized. The Teatern, or Theater, has 222 seats and has excellent sound and video equipment. The Klubben, or the Club, comes with soundmixers, microphones, equipment for DJs and even projectors. Please see the website for further information.

This nightclub located just off of Amiralsgatan is one of the hippest after-hours spots in Malmö. Frequented by fairly mixed clientele, it caters to students come in for the evening from Lund, young professionals who live in the area and always features a mix of beautiful people representing all of Malmö's ethnic diversity. The music is mostly techno-poppy but there are special theme nights as well.