Quite nice and well set up station. Went to this station daily for commute to Copenhagen and other…read morestops in Malmo. Small but well designed with nice old architecture building and well layout. Plenty and varied choices of foods, shops, bakeries, coffees, bars, restaurants and among others shops. Location wise is right nearby the waterfront and walking distance to downtown.

I was impressed by this train station the moment I got off the train. It had plenty of stores and…read morefood stalls with clear and intuitive signs. The gates were easy to find and get to easily even with luggage's. We went through here a few times - including transfer train here from Copenhagen to Stockholm - and it was quick/easily to find what we need (gates, food and rest rooms). Nicely done-'d designed!

We used this service yesterday and it saved the day. We had trouble booking on line, so I sent an…read moreemail and quickly received a response that we were booked. They were at the cruise terminal when we got off, took our luggage. We got to spend the day in Copenhagen luggage-free and picked it up at the airport on the way to our terminal. No hidden fees. We could not have done what we did if we had to deal with our luggage too.

"Plan A" involved walking around Copenhagen with roughly 60kg worth of luggage and a baby . Luckily…read moreI found Airluggage online. They set an appointment for pickup and delivery and smooth sailing. Amazing service. Easy to use and friendly.

Easy to navigate. Very clean…read more Some reviews complain about the lack of other amenities, but that is just fine with me. A small, clean, understandable station is all I need. But also, I am just a tourist, only swinging by and coming through for a single day. I can also understand their wish for something more if they travel through and utilize the station every day. But it is just fine. And if you are making a day trip over from Copenhagen, this station is more conveniently located to interesting attractions than the main Malmo station. So, don't write it off.

The train itself was fine. Simple, clean, efficient. This review is more for the station, or lack…read morethereof. As other reviewers have stated, there is surprisingly nothing here but a platform to catch a train. If the train company were smart, they would let a coffee shop or kiosk (at the minimum) lease some space on the platform level, and make some $$ from it. Guarantee people would make purchases, I know I always do before catching a train. It was kind of weird to be in a station without one option to buy anything, not even a vending machine. This was a first. Other than the lack of anything at all, the station was ok. It was basically just a simple yet clean platform connected to the airport by a long escalator.

Like everyone else, The Knotted Gun is a lot smaller than anticipated. In fact we walked right by…read moreit on the way from the Malmö Central Station to the Malmö Castle. On the way back I specifically looked for it and still took some time to find exactly where it was. It is fairly close to the train station. From the train station walking along Norra Vallgatan Street towards Slottsgatan look to your left while on the bridge. To your right across the street you will see a lighthouse in the back. The knotted barrel of the gun is pointing towards the direction of the lighthouse. The handle of the gun points towards the direction of Lilla Torg. The Knotted Gun, also known as Non-Violence, was created made by Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd. It isn't your ordinary image of a gun, as the end of its barrel twists into a knot. On the other side of the road, you can see its companion, a large square sculpture with a hole in it. Reuterswärd was inspired to create this giant bronze depiction of a Colt Python .357 Magnum revolver after John Lennon was murdered. His artwork is both a symbol of and call for peace and non-violence. Now, the image is the symbol of the Non-Violence Project, which is a nonprofit that is dedicated to changing the world through peaceful means. There are various knotted guns scattered throughout the world. The most famous and most visited version stands outside the United Nations headquarters in New York City.

So I found a link to an itinerary for a walking tour of Malmö and The Knotted Gun was part of the…read moretour. Trying to find this gun was kind of hard as the photos make it look like it's a huge statue. It's quite the opposite! It's quite small and on a large pedestal. But it is quite close to the train station just west of it, across the bridge. If you blink you may just miss it. We were lucky enough to use our resources and eventually found it. It is small but a powerful message. If not anything, it'll be a good activity to try to find it. I know it was quite an adventure for us.