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Not at all. Malmö is one of my favorite cities in the world... I've visited there every year for the last 3 years, and it's still very Swedish. Granted, I hav
by SyneRyder 11y ago
Not at all. Malmö is one of my favorite cities in the world... I've visited there every year for the last 3 years, and it's still very Swedish. Granted, I haven't been since the Syrian refugee situation began, so it may have changed somewhat this year.
Worth pointing out there is something of a rivalry between Copenhagen (Denmark) & Malmö (Sweden), which are just 14km apart via bridge. The difference between the cultures is explored in an excellent crime drama called Brön/Brøn (The Bridge)... imagine a Swedish female Sheldon Cooper solving murders with her Danish counterpart. Worth watching if you can ever find it.
- JohnDuh 11y agoSorry for nitpicking, but the Swedish/Danish name of the crime drama is spelled Bron/Broen. Brön could mean breads in some Swedish dialects (and is also slang for boobs). Glad to hear you like our city! :)
- SyneRyder 11y agoNitpicking is entirely welcome, it's the only way I'll learn! And a very worthy nitpick, since I misspelled both the Swedish & Danish... ouch! Next time I'm in Malmö I owe you a coffee at Espresso House! I wonder if they still have the Australian flag at their cafe in Emporia. Malmö made my friends and I feel so welcome in May 2013 and we've never forgotten it!