A huge park with big trees and a duck pond. It's really a fine place in the "hilly" side of Malmö…read more(read: Kirseberg). I have only frequented this park in late summer so I couldn't see how nice it is in the high summer, but I could imagine lots and lots of people would come and just lie in the sun here. It's a very calm and serene park and lovely just to sit around, have a picnic or just beers, or even sit in the cafe that is very near to the pond. You can do your daily jog / run here as well. I love this park!

Pretty ok and just pretty…read more We spent a day in Malmo during a longer visit to Copenhagen. And the day before heading over to Sweden, we checked out to see what there was to do while in town. Google showed us Folkets Park, which was described as an amusement park. Now, we were there on a Monday and my understanding is that Mondays tend to be less busy and interesting. But I wasn't particularly amused while I was here. None of the little restaurants or stalls were open, neither was the mini golf. So there was just some people walking through as a short cut through the block. There were a couple spots that were colorful and lovely enough for a photo opportunity, but overall it was kind of disappointing. So...I got a really cute photo out of it, but other than that our visit was a bit of a let down. If there is a special event or concert going on, I am sure it is much more interesting.

I guess the place's cleaned up a little since the last reviewer. It's now super popular with…read moreparents and their children (at least now that it's summer), and there's a cool cafe smack in the middle of the place that's very laid back. There is, however, a group of drug dealers that likes to hang out around the park, as they do in many places around town.

Definitely the best park to bring your kids to in Malmö. Lots of space and things to do.read more

My family visited Elisefarm this week and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The food was excellent,…read morethe staff was very nice, and our beds were comfortable.

A small volunteer run mini-zoo. They house sheep, bunnies, birds, pigs and guinea pigs…read more You're not required to pay an entrance fee but it is encouraged and all proceeds go towards feeding the animals. It piggy-backs a stables with a riding school and is close to a huge playground and paddling pool.

Had a two-week trip to Malmö and wanted to keep up with my martial art cardio training…read more The gym was very welcoming and offers trial trainings and 10 session-memberships which is great when you are just temporarily visiting. They have boxing, kickboxing and MMA cardio sessions, both lunch and evening classes. The gym also seem to house the Krav Maga club. Great please, nice people, great coaches and fun training.

Ive been to legoland and bon bon land, this one is the most relaxed of them all, really nice for…read morethe kids, food a bit expensive, plenty of things to try, i think the water world is the main attraction, also find a few animals in the park as bonus!

Putting on my new running shoes is my next action after buying them at Runnersstore in Malmö…read more People in here are experts. Meaning, you buy what you need and that's enough. Not really much more to say, is it?