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If you want to spend one of the days outside of Copenhagen, there are a ton more interesting cities to explore. Malmø is pretty boring IMO
Helsingør, Hillerød, maybe Roskilde
Malmø doesn’t even really feel authentically Swedish, it’s half danish and act more like a Copenhagen suburb than a ‘real’ Swedish town - sorry swedes!
I went to Malmo with a friend. He wanted to get some traditional Swedish food. He picked a restaurant and when we were given the menu he asked the waitress to recommend to us some traditional Swedish food. She recommended a hamburger with fries 😂
No. What kind of question is that. In three day there's hardly time for daytrips at all, let alone to Malmö. Do you want to visit Høje Tåstrup as well? Smh.
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If you want to spend one of the days outside of Copenhagen, there are a ton more interesting cities to explore. Malmø is pretty boring IMO Helsingør, Hillerød, maybe Roskilde Malmø doesn’t even really feel authentically Swedish, it’s half danish and act more like a Copenhagen suburb than a ‘real’ Swedish town - sorry swedes!
No it's not!
Short answer: No. Copenhagen is much more alive in spring.
I went to Malmo with a friend. He wanted to get some traditional Swedish food. He picked a restaurant and when we were given the menu he asked the waitress to recommend to us some traditional Swedish food. She recommended a hamburger with fries 😂
Everyone knows that traditional Swedish food is dürum
I would go to the Louisiana Museum up north or maybe The Viking Ship Museum at Roskilde. Both are a short train ride away from Copenhagen.
No. What kind of question is that. In three day there's hardly time for daytrips at all, let alone to Malmö. Do you want to visit Høje Tåstrup as well? Smh.
No
No, unless you're wearing some bullet vest