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| Möllevången |
| This is the part of the city that I live in. The core of the area is the Möllevångstorget square, surrounded by small streets with a good selection of pubs, clubs and small ethnic shops. Mainly young people and immigrants live here. |
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Pubs on the square. |
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Bikes everywhere... |
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Lots of color... |
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Lots
of different religions... |
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Thai shop with an elegant solution for protecting the fruit from the sun. |
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Sweets and pastries from the Middle East |
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"Baghdad Shop" |
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Bosnian supermarket |
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An almost exact copy of the more famous exchange office "Forex" :) |
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In the underground of my house is this "Polish Market" where most of the sellers are from Poland. |
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Fruit market on the square |
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| Västra Hamnen |
| The Western Harbour is a modern area at the seaside. Lots of interesting architecture and an extremely nice place to spend a sunny day, and watch the sun set over the ocean. |
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Grassy fields between the "Ribban" beach and the western harbour. |
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| "Turning Torso" is one of Malmö's most famous buildings. It's the 2nd tallest apartment building in Europe (190 m). |
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| "European village" consist of ecological houses designed by architects from different countries in Europe. |
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Not much privacy here... |
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Sunset over Copenhagen |
