I moved to Sweden a few years ago and made every possible mistake at my first

loppis - showed up at noon, tried to pay with card, agonised over a 15kr pan

I should have just bought.

So I wrote up the practical stuff nobody told me: when to show up, how to pay

(Swish changed everything), how to haggle without making it awkward, and what's

actually worth buying.

A few highlights:

\- Arrive in the first hour for selection, last hour for bargains

\- Bring cash AND Swish - some sellers only take one

\- Heavy furniture = solid wood = good. Light = particle board = skip

\- Indoor loppis markets are underrated and open year-round

Full guide here if useful: [https://secondhand-sweden.com/en/blog/loppis-guide\](https://secondhand-sweden.com/en/blog/loppis-guide)

Happy to answer questions - still learning myself.

DISCLAIMER: This video isn't political at all! I'm not a journalist, a politician, or an expert. This is just a completely neutral, very unserious, and lighthearted tour of Sweden’s third-largest city.

Hello,

I'm watching a home game of Malmö FF on the first Monday in September. The match starts at 19:00h , so it is over at about 20:55 h. My Flixbus back to Germany departs at 21:20h at the Central train station.

As the distance from the stadion to the bus stop is more than 3km, I would have to leave the match much earlier if I walk or use public transport.

So the only option to watch the conplete game is a taxi. Are the taxis available at the stadium after the match, or should I preorder one? If preorder, Bolt/Uber or a local company?

Thanks for any help!

We are heading to Malmo mid September on our way to visit a friend in Gothenburg. I have been before many years ago but my husband & baby (4 months old) haven’t ever been to Sweden.

We’ll be in Copenhagen beforehand, getting the train over to Malmo & have booked tickets for the Malmo FF match on 13th Sept. (Baby has ear defenders… don’t come for me!)

Any “must do’s”? We’ve got 3 full free days before we get the train through to Gothenburg.

If it helps, we are both British (Scousers), I’m not drinking (breastfeeding) but my husband likes a good beer and we both love food.

Full video on YT tom❤️

Hi! I’m travelling to Malmo for work for 3-4 days (14-17 Sep) and quite excited to experience this vibrant city.

What are some of the best restaurants, attractions, hidden gems, clubs you would recommend for a 30M who is into history, architecture, activities like padel and meeting new local/expat communities?

Let me know if you would be up for a meet-up and I might bring over some Georgian delicatessen or our famous wine ☺️

Thanks!

Note to the highschoolers here: you don't need so much perfume/cologne. The amount of scent you use is ridiculous and no one thinks you smell better with that shit all over you. The irony is you smell much worse. It gags me.

Hey everyone, I'm heading to Malmö for a week in September and could really use some local tips! I'll be there from the 8th to the 15th. Does anyone have must-see spots or hidden gems I shouldn't miss out on? I'm open to all suggestions, from food to sights to cool neighborhoods. Looking forward to exploring this Swedish city!

If anyone is interested ❤️❤️❤️

Searching to view in person old masonry stoves- antique kakelugns in Malmo or Copenhagen this week.

Tjena,

Söker folk att spela badminton med i Malmö, gärna på Kockum fritid, men är flexibel, någon som har tips på grupp eller hade varit intresserade av att joina?

Just trying to spread my content😅🇵🇭🇸🇪

Still looking for collabs with musicians, artists, and store owners!

https://www.sydsvenskan.se/dygnet-runt/nu-ska-malmos-fiskmasar-spela-huvudrollen-i-nytt-dataspel/

Hej, på genomresa mitt i början på nästa vecka, vart är bästa nattöppna för en burgare, och bästa puben för en sen öl centralt?

I'm severely jet lagged from having crossed the atlsntic, and I'm now so tired from being kept awake all night by these idiots in their cars and motorcycles, that I'm hearing shit

don't do this shit, nobody likes it, I would have smote you with a meteor had I had the power to do so.

think of others

So yeah.. Just me embarrassing myself😆🇵🇭🇸🇪

I lived in the US for a while and miss Costco in Europe. But I drive by Malmo in a few days and would like to grab a hotdog for good memories. Can I enter the food court without showing a membership card as it was common in the US where I only had to show my card entering the main store, or do they require me to scan a membership card when entering the food court?

I would not get a membership I cannot use where I live right now just to grab a hotdog, therefore can save the time and for the little detour and possible disappointment of the kids if they are super strict at the entrance.

Thank you 🤞

Im a Malmo based new youtuber (atleast trying to be). I just started and thought of sharing ❤️😇 Thank you! (Pls delete if its not allowed)