Malmö

This is a lovely residential neighborhood in the city of Malmo, Sweden, on the Baltic Sea. It has been thought to be an environmentally sustainable area, a role model, in a country with a high quality of life. It is amazing to watch the sunset over the Oresund Bridge, linking Denmark and Scania, a southern Swedish province. This also makes the neighborhood a marina, so supply is very high in regards to hospitality and high quality, the whole neighborhood has an architecture similar to the products of "Ikea", contemporary houses, modern furniture, decoration that is quite minimalist. But what attracts the most visitors in this neighborhood is the famous "Turnin Torso" by architect Santiago Calatrava, a structure 190 meters high .

In the year 2000, the huge bridge over the Öresund Strait was opened (connecting Malmö to Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark) in just 20 minutes you can get from one city to the other. Despite being a small city, it is the third biggest city to be found in Sweden. It is a friendly and pleasant place, where virtually everything is within easy reach, just a short walk away. With a university atmosphere, this cosmopolitan city has "reclaimed" the coastal zone where new neighborhoods were built. The city enjoys interesting and modern architecture and lively streets, you can stroll along pedestrian streets from the main square to Triangeln, where there is a shopping center.