Tourist attractions in Malmo

HSBTurningTorso is a skyscraper in Malm?, Sweden. It was designed by Spanish architect Santiago Carlo Trava and officially opened to the public on August 27th, 2005. Height190m, with 54 floors, it is the second tallest residential building in Europe and the tallest building in Scandinavia. The building is divided into nine floors, each with five floors. The direction of each floor is different from that of the lower floor, and the top floor is at right angles to the bottom floor. It looks as if the whole building has changed. The design of this building comes from the sculpture "Twisted Trunk". The first and second floors are offices, the third to ninth floors are residences, and the top 53rd and 54th floors are conference rooms. In residential areas, there are three to five units on each floor.

One of the reasons for the construction of the rotating center is the relocation of the old landmark in Malmo and the shipbuilding crane Kockumskranen (the original site is less than one kilometer away from the rotating center) in 2002. The center of rotation can be used as a new landmark of Malmo's internationalization and modernization.

Storage acquisition (storage acquisition)

This square is the oldest square in this city. It was built by the then mayor Cook more than 470 years ago. His former residence is near the square, which is a typical Hanseatic brown-red building. The city hall was built in 1546, which is a Dutch Renaissance style building. On the right side of the city hall, there is a beautiful brown-red building called Lion Drugstore, which was built in 157 1 and named after the old drugstore on the first floor. In the center of the square is the riding statue of King Carl X of Sweden, who conquered Denmark and turned Malm? into a Swedish city.

Little Square (Lilatog)

Built in 159 1 year, it is surrounded by semi-wooden houses from 16 to18th century. At first, it was the main market of the city, and now it has become the most lively place in Malmo, and it is also the most concentrated place for restaurants, cafes and gift shops. Malmo City Library/Malmo &; OumlCityLibrary reads in a quiet and beautiful reading environment in Malm?, Sweden. Malmo Library is one of the most modern libraries in Northern Europe, which provides free lending services for citizens. Can provide self-service from inquiry, borrowing, leasing to return. If there are special needs, each library has professional librarians to help. In addition, disabled people in wheelchairs and women pushing strollers can read in any hall. The library was founded in 190 1 year, with a total area of 15000 square meters, 500,000 books, 20,000 music CDs, more than 2,000 magazines and weekly newspapers, and more than 60 daily newspapers in various languages of the world.

Malm Hus/malm Hus

Malm Hus (malm? Hus), composed of Hus Castle in malm and its surrounding castle gardens, kings park, Castle Park and several surrounding museums. Marmuhus Castle is surrounded by two moats. It was the Danes who first built the castle here, and the Danish king used it as his palace. 1937, the castle was converted into a museum. Including natural history museum, city museum, art museum, science and technology museum and navigation museum.

Libesburg Beach/Libesburg

Ribersborgsstranden is near Malmo Castle on the Ohlson River. It is about 2 kilometers long, and there is a large green area beside the beach. You can also overlook the Long Earle Strait Bridge. Liutang Park/Pildames Park

Pildammsparken is the largest park in Malmo. It was built for the Baltic Expo 19 14. This park has large forests, green spaces, ponds and small lakes. There is also a pavilion called Margaret, which was built by Stafford VI, the king of bone marrow, in memory of his beloved wife.

St Peter's Cathedral/Kelkka, Szentpetery

St Peter's Cathedral (SanktPetriKyrka). This14th century Gothic church is the oldest preserved building in the city. At that time, Malmo was still under the control of Hanseatic League, so the design of the church was based on Maria Church in Lubeck.

Nordic Modern Design Center/Scandinavian Modern Design Center

Nordic Modern Design Center is located in Malm? Rotating Center, a city in southern Sweden, where you can buy top international home design and traditional specialty goods.

Malmo Castle/Malmo &; Ouml

The castle is located in the west of Malmo, surrounded by moats and green trees. Built in the 5th century, this castle is the oldest Renaissance castle in Scandinavia. Part of the castle is open to the public as a museum. The opening part is as follows: exhibition of textiles, clothing and handicrafts with local traditional styles. There is also a historical corner showing the historical changes of Marma. Traditional furniture and handicrafts from the Middle Ages to the present are on display. Animals, plants and geographical models from Sweden and all over the world were exhibited.

St. Patrick of St. Kurt Petrelli Church

This red Gothic building is located next to the city hall and was built in the middle of14th century. The interior of the church is decorated with gorgeous murals, with an 88-meter-high steeple and a chapel built for medieval businessmen. After the demonstration of building a bridge between Sweden and Denmark lasted for a century, the Earl Bridge was completed on July 1 2000. The total length of the bridge is 15.4 km, which is the longest cable-stayed bridge in the world, with train lanes and motor vehicle lanes nearly 8 km.

You can enjoy the charming scenery of the bridge from both ends of the Oresund. From the farce in southern Sweden to groome CERF in the north (Glumsl &; Oumlv) and Steffens in southern Denmark to Langsted in the north, you can see the 204-meter-high harp-shaped cable-stayed bridge tower.

From Lenaken in Sweden to Kai stroop Airport in Denmark, the curved bridge integrates the independent subsea tunnel, artificial island, approach bridge and Gao Qiao into a complete whole. When crossing the Earl Bridge, you will be deeply moved by its condensed architectural concept and the iconic Gao Qiao Tower of the whole bridge.

The materials and overall design used in the construction of Earle Bridge reflect the traditional Nordic architectural style of environmental protection, simplicity and rationality. The main architect of this bridge is Georg K. S. Rottner.