Malmö Central Station

Malmo Central Station is the largest railway station in Sweden. Each day about 45,000 people use its trains, subways and buses. It connects Malmo to Copenhagen (20 minutes from Copenhagen airport) and the rest of Sweden. It is built in a mixture of old and modern styles, occupies two buildings that already existed, Perronghallen and Centralhallen, and inside them you'll find everything you could need from Forex (exchanging money) to cafes and restaurants. When you traveling by train in Sweden, you have to consider some things that are not so obvious if you cannot read the local language, and this could make all the difference when on a trip ...

We arrived in Malmö from Copenhagen, a trip I recommend everyone to do if only for the experience of going over the Öresundsbron bridge and underground stretch linking the two countries. At Malmö we found a station under construction, so I cannot comment on all the services offered because half of the premises were in disuse because of this, but it has what every station has to be important, tours, ticket sales area, toilets (look out you have to pay), coffee shops, news-stands, left luggagea rea ... And even a Burger King. To get to know the city this is good starting point because it is next