The cheapest way to travel from Copenhagen to Malmo is to catch a train heading towards Sweden from Copenhagen Airport.
The moment you come out of Copenhagen Airport head towards the red machines which accepts all credit cards/debit cards and take a ticket to Malmo Sweden. Once done look for the train heading towards Malmo and go down from the escalator. Although everything is labelled properly yet you can ask the volunteers or the tourist section. The Copenhagen card does not cover cost of travelling to Malmo. Price for one way ticket was 91 DKK . Although I asked for a return journey some how could not find it.
Once done travel in the train and have a breathtaking journey through Oresund bridge. In Malmo take a Map. I found walking was the easiest option to reach various points marked. Although there were bicycles that would encourage you to download their app and get a bicycle but then you would be confused to navigate while looking at your mobile and cycling which I found out a little tricky.
Best part about Malmo station is it has got a COOP store so you know what I mean, grab your sandwiches and Yoghurt for the day. The currency used will be SEK.
Points to be covered would be :
I walked almost 15 Kms and covered almost everything. COOP did provide enough for a day . Although you can try various cafes as well, but the highlight was fish and chips.
Get a late return train to Copenhagen from Malmo Station.
The moment you come out of Copenhagen Airport head towards the red machines which accepts all credit cards/debit cards and take a ticket to Malmo Sweden. Once done look for the train heading towards Malmo and go down from the escalator. Although everything is labelled properly yet you can ask the volunteers or the tourist section. The Copenhagen card does not cover cost of travelling to Malmo. Price for one way ticket was 91 DKK . Although I asked for a return journey some how could not find it.
Once done travel in the train and have a breathtaking journey through Oresund bridge. In Malmo take a Map. I found walking was the easiest option to reach various points marked. Although there were bicycles that would encourage you to download their app and get a bicycle but then you would be confused to navigate while looking at your mobile and cycling which I found out a little tricky.
Best part about Malmo station is it has got a COOP store so you know what I mean, grab your sandwiches and Yoghurt for the day. The currency used will be SEK.
Points to be covered would be :
- Oresund Bridge ( you came through it )
- Twisted Torso Bridge
- Malmo Castle which has a beautiful garden adjacent to it.
- The local fish stores that would give Fish and Chips ( amazing taste found most of the locals )
- Saint Peter's Church.
- Walk by the side of the river
- Stortoget ( there is a market street as well )
I walked almost 15 Kms and covered almost everything. COOP did provide enough for a day . Although you can try various cafes as well, but the highlight was fish and chips.
Get a late return train to Copenhagen from Malmo Station.
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