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Peter
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Hakvingegatan 2019
The area Bunkeflo (of which we are in Bunkeflostrand, “strand” means “beach”) is an old area. In the 1100th century a noble man in Lund, by the name Niels Bunkeflo, was born in Bunkeflo and by his death his entire wealth was given with the purpose of having religious salms written out loud for his and his parents soul. This thus funded a new church in Bunkeflo, which probably had its first churn around year 1.000. In the national museum in Copenhagen you can follow the history on how the Vikings were made Christian. It was a difficult process as the Vikings enjoyed partying and the Nordic Goods like Odin and Thor were all very strong and passionate goods, somewhat different than the image of Jesus. The National Museum is five minutes’ walk from the central station in Copenhagen. You will take bus 6 to Hyllie and the train to Copenhagen Central Station. The train takes about 22 minutes.
This area of Sweden is called “Skåne” and is first time found in a peace agreement in 811 between the danes and the King “Karl the Great” a roman emperor. Harald Blåtand (Bluetooth… yes…. We have always been very advanced here) conquered the area around 970, he was Danish (as I am) and also made the area christen.
You can visit the Viking Center at Höllviken. It is a beautiful sight (although the Vikings have left) and it is just in front of the sea. In car, it is very close to here.
You can also visit Jarles Stenar, which is amazing – about 45 minutes away in car. Jarles stenar is the Nordic Stonehenge.
Harald Blåtand also made the City Lund, which is about 30 minutes drive from here. Today the City is a student city and you can visit the old cathedral in Lund and even see the dead people still lying in the basement…
In the next 200 years various kings ruled the area. Most of them were ruthlessly killed by their opponents, a new king came and he was then killed… A lot of blood has been spilt in this area…
Up until 1700 the area was mostly Danish, but many wars were fought here. In 1611-1613 as an example, the Swedish army attached the area with the order to burn down all houses that were sympathizing with the Danes and kill all people. In 1677 the Swedish army, when they captured soldiers, literally drew a stick up their back and let the soldier hang until he died. It often took a couple of days… When you visit Malmö Center, you will visit Stortorget and see the Mayors house and notice that it is build by the Danish king. All the way up until the 1850, the Swedish people were still working on making the area more Swedish than Danish. If you visit the museum near Västra Hamnen, bus 4 will take you, car will take you in 20 minutes, - you will be able to see not only the fortress against the Danes, but also the brutal prison that was made here.
Sweden was not part of Second World War, the country was neutral or… You can still see remains of the defense line. Just outside the house, some 100 meters toward the bridge you can see a small building that could be used by a machine gun.
Today, up until the building of the bridge in 2000, the area was mostly a rural area. The connection to Copenhagen, essentially made this area a suburb to Copenhagen and the area boomed. The short distance to Copenhagen has ten folded real estate prices and Bunkeflostrand has grown many times in population. Just in the last years, three new schools have been build. Today, local groups are trying to make sure that new home areas are not being build. If you take a walk to the bridge, which is beautiful (about 15 minutes), you can see the old shooting lane, which is the next to be (or not to be) build. One of the barriers is also the owner of the central square, where the local supermarket (ICA) is. You will find ICA´s all over Sweden, it is probably the biggest supermarket chain. To walk to ICA is about 10 minutes from the house, just go the big road, walk towards Limhamn, when you see the roundabout, you will also see the Supermarket. There is a Lidl, if you continue at the road towards Limhamn. In the bridge area there is also a long MTB path, for those of you who endour biking. You can rent bikes.
If you walk in the other direction, you are walking towards Klagshamn. This is the harbor, that you can spot from the front of the house. You will walk through a small forest to get there and you will be at the beautiful sandbeach.
Sandbeach is also found on the other side of the Bridge, this area is called Sibbarp and stretches all the way to Limhamn, the old fisher town. On the way you will even pass one of the many playgrounds in the area, this one is called the “Africa park”.
If you want to eat fresh fish, you can visit Limhamns Fiskrökeri[1]. If you want to have a fantastic view of the whole area, including Denmark (in good weather), you should visit the Clarion Hotel Restaurant at Malmö Live[2]
Opposite Stortorget, in Malmö, is Lillatorget (It means big square and small square). Lillatorget is where you will meet the Swedish people for lunch and dinner, in an outside environment. Friday and Saturday the dance will go on here.
Dear Guests!
Welcome to my house!
For me, the perfect vacation is the one where everything goes easy. This is the ambition of our rentals.
1. Pay deposit and arrive without having to meet us at a specific time. Time is all yours!
You tell us in advance your approximate arrival time, so that we can cool the house on a sunny day or the opposite.
Would you rather check in as in a hotel apartment? Then we will set a specific time for you to be there and the checkin fee will be a payment for 45 min to get to the house and talk to you. We need copy of passports for everyone staying in the house and the price is 500 SEK. If you are delayed, we have to charge you 750 an hour.
2. Covid or just low cost? Bring your own duvets, pillows and towels or prebook for self cost price. 50 per person for the first night and 25 for every other nights.
3. Easy stay in the house!
Access to bathing is made easier by removing one of the doors. Everything in the house for the kitchen is almost brandnew. You have both heating and aircondition and you have your own parking. In central Malmö, parking for one day is about 240 SEK.
I hope that you will enjoy your stay and have a good time. You willl be staying in what is my dream. For many years I have dreamt about bying a house at Strandhem, I finally did and I am happy to share it with you.
We do not stay in the house, but live about five minutes away from the house and are happy to help you and respect your privacy.
The house
The house is small and currently in the process of slowly being renovated. All beds, linned, plates, towels, Microwawe etc. are completely new.
The area is quite upscale and houses here are rented out for very high figures. I have choosen to share the house with you, before upgrading and giving you the opportunity to enjoy the area at a much lower cost. I hope you will appreciate!
I call the house the "grandmothers home". It looks like visiting your grandmother, it is cosy, far from modern and very relaxing. Do not breake into tears if a plate goes broken in this house, here everything is really relaxed.
One important thing! - Never turn on the fireplace. It will probably set the house on fire...
The Rooms
The house is small and I often find it amazing how much space and rooms can be in so few squaremeters. The biggest bedroom holds a 1.40 m bed and even has a in wall dressing room. The smallest bedroom holds a 70 cm bed and barely much else, but nevertheless, there is a small desk and also a cupboard.
The kitchen includes a compact stove, water boiler, coffeemachine, fridge and Microowen. Everything is easy. If you cook, please open the window so that the house will not smell of the cooking afterwards.
Make sure you clean the kitchen after each use and when you checkout.
The bathroom holds the toilet and a shower and an automatic fan. The switch is blocked, as the fan is automatic, so it should always be on.
Washing Clothes
If you need to wash clothes, this can be arranged. The price is 15 EUR for washing.
Internet
There is free wifi in the house and in the garden with high speed. Please respect the freedom though and use the net carefully.
Pickup for payment
If I am available I can arrange pick up at the Hyllie Station, Sturup Airport or other places in Sweden, for a payment that is slightly cheaper than Taxi. Pickup at Hyllie is 10 EUR, a cap is about 15-20 EUR.
If I am available in Copenhagen, even pickup from the Airport is possible.
Hiring Car, Bike, Kajak, Boat, SUP, Playstation, VR, Computer etc.
There is very little that we will not be able to rent you:-), but please prebook otherwise we cannot guarantee you availability. You can rent tennisequipment, bikes, kajaks, barbecue grill, cotton candy/popcorn/bubble Waffle machines just to give you examples.
Breakfast and other arrangements
Only if prebooked or we are available.
Cheaper ticket for the Oresund Bridge by Car
If you plan to cross the bridge to Copenhagen by car, I can sell you a ticket for 456 SEK, the normal price is 650 SEK. https://www.oresundsbron.com/sv/priser
The Area
You are now living in Bunkeflostrand, which is close to both Malmö and Copenhagen. The whole area used to be almost only farming, but when the bridge was built, the area was made attractive for people that either live in Sweden and work in Denmark or want to be close to Denmark. Therefore, most houses have been built within the last 5-10 years.
Strandhem was founded in 1939 by one of the founders of the, today, large public housing companies (HSB) and there are 339 houses. The area got electricity in 1962. In 1986 the water went all the way up to the fourth road (you are living on the third, so you would have been safe). After that draining was installed and a protecting wall against the sea, which you will see when you go towards the bathing bridge. Now you know why it is there...In 1995, all houses became regular houses but all being members in the Strandhem Community. In 2005 the protecting wall against the sea is raised to 2.5 meter.
If you are arriving in Summer, this picture might seem far away, but the sea is good for many sports activities, all around the year.
In summer, you can swim out 500 m from the bathing bridge and you will see a small floating "island", ready for you to board it with your friends. Another 500 m out, the next one is waiting for you.
I love this area and I am happy to share it with you. In Strandhem there is also, tenniscourt, football field, basketball, playground - all waiting for you to enjoy it.
In fact, Malmö has only two preserved areas and a third one to come. All three are in the area in which you live and are in front of the house, the limestone area (close to the supermarket) and Klagshamn (which you can see from the house).
Fishing is popular in the area around the bridge and towards Sibbarp.
The Oresund bridge is walking distance from here and from there you can continue to both Sibbarp and Limhamn. There are many restaurants in Limhamn and there are two pizzaplaces in Bunkeflostrand, the best one would be the one which is right next to the ICA Supermarket.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%98resund_Bridge
From the house you can go directly to the bathing bridge, just go towards the sea. You can also walk to the bridge. The walk takes about 25 minutes. On the way you will see the nature area. From the highest area you can oversee the whole area and even look to Copenhagen if the weather allows for it.
You can continue to the camping place "Sibbarp" and even the City Limhamn and if you continue from there, you will be at the Malmö beach. There is also a tower for watching birds and the nature, which you will see along the way.
At the bridge is also a MTB track, with varying difficulties.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/340751032937710/
There is a small sandarea just before the bridge and a larger beach at Sibbarp. The sandarea is just in front of the bridge and you walk down three meters from the path. The big beach in Malmö is at Ribersborg and continuing to Västra Hamnen.
By the sea area there is also a football and basket playing field, that you can use. There are balls in the house.
If you walk past the ICA Supermarket you will reach the path that goes around the Limhamn limestone quarry. It is basically a large hole in the ground due to the limestone being used. The hole is big enough to hold a smaller city
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limhamns_kalkbrott
To the other side you will reach the area "Strandhem", which has a bathing bridge, which you can see from the house. Continuing further you will reach Klagshamn where the Harbour is and also a sand beach where you can buy icecream. The whole area will become a preserved area soon.
https://malmo.se/Kultur--fritid/Idrott--fritid/Natur--friluftsliv/Natur--parker/Naturreservat/Klagshamnsudden.html
You can also rent a bike, there are several to choose from, price starts at 3Euro a day. You can also rent SUP or a Kajak, from 10 EUR a day or even a Hoverboard. Hoverboard is 10 EUR for an hour.
The roads from Klagshamn and forward are used heavily by roadbikes, as there is less traffic and beautiful nature. Passing Klagshamn in that direction you can go to Skanör, which has beautiful beach and Höllviken, which has a Wiking Village Center.
https://www.fotevikensmuseum.se/en/
Eating and Shopping nearby
At the trainstation is also Emporia, the largest shopping mall in the nordics. You can find it here:
https://emporia.steenstrom.se/ At Emporia there are a number of restaurants, coffees and fast food opportunities.
You can shop at the local supermarket which is at the roundabout, about 6 minutes walk from the busstop. Here is the link for the local supermarket:
https://www.ica.se/butiker/supermarket/malmo/ica-supermarket-bunkeflostrand-2768/start/
In Sibbarp there is a good restaurant close to the
beach: https://www.strandhusetisibbarp.se/
There is also a beautiful view from the 16th level at the Skybar, at the hotel 100 m from Hyllie Trainstation.
http://www.malmoarenahotel.com/skajbar.aspx'
There is also an interesting restaurant in front of the limestone area (that you just read about). You can find this at
In the summer you can also rent access to the gas barbecue in the garden for 5 euro. It is a Weber grill where you can cook almost anything.
Commuting to Malmö or Copenhagen
You can take the train to both cities, from Hyllie, the nearby trainstation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyllie_railway_station
There is an app skanetrafiken, which you can download to your phone - input your destination and where you want to go and it will help you, including buying the ticket!
Bus 6 goes to Hyllie, the train to Copenhagen Airport is 12 min and to Copenhagen Central Station takes 22 min and about 10 minutes to Malmö. Bus 4 goes all the way to the center of Malmö. Copenhagen is about 4 times as big as Malmö and commuting around a larger city will take some time.
In the Swedish busses you can buy the JOJO card at the trainstation for 20 SEK and then you load it with a value.
I have some cards loaded with 150 SEK, which you can buy for 200 SEK, which is a 30 SEK surcharge. You can also use the card for buying the ticket to Copenhagen directly in the bus. The ticket to Copenhagen includes the busride in both Malmö and also in Copenhagen, just keep the card with you. The Card also gives you a 10% discount on the ticket to Copenhagen.
There are even sharing drives, if you are lucky, between the areas and much further. They can be found at gomore.dk
At Hyllie Station you will find the Shopping Center Emporia, The Skybar at the Hotel (with great views) and the indoor swimming and bathing Center. A bit farther away, you will find IKEA.
Malmö and Surroundings
Malmö is a beautiful City and basically starts with Limhamn, close to here and then continues with Ribersborg, where the beach is, Västra Hamnen, where the high building "The Turning Torso" is. In the center of the City is Lilla torget, where people are always gathering as it is full of cafes and restaurants.
The city is close to the water, no matter where you go, in fact half of the Malmö area is ocean. Malmö is still spacious and close to where we live there are places where you can play golf.
The newest addition is a "green passage", where you can go through the whole of Malmö, from where you live, to the central park in Malmö
Forests, Castles and reminders of the ancient periods are everywhere. A not so far forest area with many activities can be found underneath
There is even a webpage dedicated to places there are useful for taking your wedding photo!
Shopping malls are at Trianglen and Hansa Company, just behind Gustav Adolfs Torg and of course, Emporia at the Hyllie nearby station.
Malmö is part of the region in Sweden called Skåne and is known for its many nature areas including various forests where there are planned works of varying lenghts and hiking.
Beautiful places nearby would be Sandby, you will need a car to go there.
Farther away there is a numerous amounts of forests for camping, nature, hiking. You can also go to caves and even Dales Stenar:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ale%27s_Stones
There is this page, that shows current activities and lots of informations about Malmö
Most activities in Malmö are rather close, by bus or even by bike. Especially with an Electric bike you will go very far, very quickly.
Sweden - a bit further upnorth?
Sweden obviously offers many opportunities, for those of you travelling by car - and maybe on your way up north. Here are a few examples;
https://www.svartabergen.com/om-svarta-bergen/
Oresund
You are now living in the Oresund Zone. This is a zone that is basically between two countries, Sweden and Denmark. In Sweden they use Swedish Crowns and in Denmark... Danish Crowns. You can find the exchange rate here
If you need help with exchange or want to exchange your USD or EURO into SEK or DKK, I can help you.
Copenhagen
Copenhagen consists of the primary central townparts, - Vesterbro, Nørrebro, Østerport, Frederiksberg and Amager. Amager is the first part and is where the Airport is located. The train to the Airport takes 12 min from Hyllie. From here you can take the Metro, which will take you through Amager and then to Christianshavn, where i.e. Christiania is located. From Christianshavn the center of the City with the pedestrian shopping street is walking distance away (like 10 min).
You can also continue with the train to the Central Station, the train ride will take 22 min from Hyllie. From the Central Station you will have Tivoli, The Carlsberg Glyptotek and the National Museum within walking distance.
There are also busses between Malmö and Denmark.
http://graahundbus.dk/999-koebenhavn-malmo-centrum (Is close to 50% cheaper than the train)
https://www.flixbus.se/bussresor/malmoe-koepenhamn (also very cheap, but I think it only goes to central malmö)
Remember that Copenhagen is capital city, although one of the smaller countries in the world. Expect travelling time within Copenhagen to be easily 30 min to go from different parts of the city to other parts of the city. Most people, within Copenhagen will expect at least 30-45 minutes to go from their home to their work. From the house, your distance will be greater than for most, but the train is faster.
Going by bike is a big thing, as you will see in Copenhagen. It is so big, that there are now "Bikequees" in the morning and intelligent traffic signals that will tell cyclists to choose different routes through the city.
The largest mall in Copenhagen is Fields, which is located one stop before the Copenhagen Central Station, when you ride the train.
If you want to go even further North, there are beautifull places to go, like the Castle of Shakespeare (Kronborg http://kongeligeslotte.dk/en/palaces-and-gardens/kronborg-castle.html)
There is also the art center Louisiana https://en.louisiana.dk/
There is a page which shows current activities in Copenhagen:
Other opportunities for rent
If you are interested, I also have a garden house for rent in in Copenhagen and an apartment in Gran Canaria (San Agustin).
Dear Roommate(s)!
Welcome to my house!
I am Peter, I mainly work as a CFO and associate professor, my two kids, which you may meet, are Alice and Elias and they are 6 and 11 years old. I am Danish and have been living in Sweden for the last 15 year. My kids are also the reason for you staying in our house as I wish to teach them the value of openness - and seeing is believing.
I hope that you will enjoy your stay and have a good time. You will be staying in a normal Swedish home and our routines are accordingly, - we go to work most morning and we enjoy weekends:-)
If there is anything that you are missing or would like to change, please just take it with me directly and make sure that your stay will be a good one. My intention is that you never leave this home without being content, must of all, that you have the chance to enjoy your stay, whether for business or for pleasure. We are happy to talk to you, we respect your privacy and hope that you will respect our hospitality.
Please book bicycles and other arrangements before arriwing, if you can. Also, please let me know your time of arriwal and of check out.
This short note is also created with the intention of making your stay easier and let you know of some of what this area offers. It also shows what you can rent from me. The intention of this is not to make money, but to easen your stay. My own experience is that sometimes when you are abroad, you use to much of your vacant time to fix internet, bikes etc. If you have any other ideas on what I can do, to make your stay easier, do let me know.
The house
The house is about 230 m2 big and your room is in the part of the house that has an entrance, that goes through the small area with washing machine and has a large bathroom. Even though the room is part of the house, you are very private here. We do not use the bathroom and you do not have access to the rest of the house. Only you and guests in the second room will normally be in this area.
Please do not use shoes inside the house.
Please feel free to use the garden. There are parking space just at the beginning of the street, you see them easily.They are non paid, but set the time on your parking for the unlikely event that the municipalities arive. The parking is for 24 hour parking.
We use video surveilance to protect the house fro intruders. The keys to the house can not be copied, so please be careful with the key.
The Room
When you arrive the room and the toilet and the outside area has been cleaned and linned is changed. Let me know if it is not to your satisfaction. When you leave you do not have to do anything. Everything will be cleaned again and you do not need to redo the bed. Again, should you miss anything or anything is not to your liking, do let me know and we can probably solve it.
The room has a water boiler, cups, the, plates, knife, spoon and forks. If you need more just ask for it. You can leave used dishes etc. to me, you will have new and I will wash.
The room is meant for sleeping and not more than that. You are welcome to use the garden.
The bathroom has a collection of soaps etc., which is on the shelf, just use whatever you like. There are towels ready for you in the room and you can have towels for the beach also.
You can ask for keys to the door, I will not enter the room while you are there, unless windows are open and needs to be closed. If you stay for a longer period, I will clean the room along the way.
The bathroom is cleaned, also while you are here. If there are other guests, the bathroom will be cleaned at least daily. You can ask for other cleaning patterns at anytime.
If in the winter, close down to the heating when you are not here and increase it slightly when you come back. Do not turn it all up, it will not heat any faster, but will increase the temperature above 21 degree, which is the room temperature when it is pleasant.
When you leave the house, please close the windows and lock the door. When you checkout and I am not available, lock the door and leave the key in the postbox in front of the house, if nothing else is agreed.
Washing Clothes
If you need to wash clothes, this can be arranged. The price is 3 EUR for washing and 3 EUR for drying or if summer, just hang up the clothes and it will dry within half a day.
Internet
There is free wifi in the house and in the garden with high speed. Please respect the freedom though and use the net carefully.
Internet and mobile speaking is generally cheap in both Denmark and Sweden, if you use local sim cards.
If you need internet outside the house you can rent a wifi box, smaller than the size of a packet of cigarettes, which you can use in both Sweden and Denmark. It is 5 EUR a day and the battery lasts for some 8 hours and it is easy to recharge. You will have about 10 GB available and the box shows the status. !0 GB is so many emails, sms and photos that you will not have an issue. The only thing that will make you use that much traffic is downloading movies.
You can also buy Sim Cards that can be preloaded, but you will have to install it in your phone then. You can also rent a Phone for 5 EUR a day, currently it is an Huawei p8 lite.
If I have Sim Cards freely, you can rent this for 1 euro a day. You can charge the Sim Card at this website, which will also give you an idea of prices.
https://mobile.lebara.com/dk/da/prepaid-packages/10-hours--60gb-/p/450029
And here is one from Sweden
https://www.lycamobile.se/se/bundle
Some of them sees the other country as a roaming country, and then suddenly the price is different. The one below does not have roaming between Denmark and Sweden
https://www.tre.se/privat/handla/bredband/3bredband-kontant/oversikt/
Pickup for payment
If I am available I can arrange pick up at the Hyllie Station, Sturup Airport or other places in Sweden, for a payment that is slightly cheaper than Taxi. Pickup at Hyllie is 10 EUR, a cap is about 15-20 EUR.
If I am available in Copenhagen, even pickup from the Airport is possible.
Hiring Car, Bike, Kajak, Boat, SUP, Playstation, VR, Computer etc.
There is very little that we will not be able to rent you:-). There are many bikes to choose from, including Tandem and Electric Bike, but also MTB and Racing bike. Kajak and SUP are available and if arranged, there is sometimes the opportunity to rent and old car, by the hour, which can take you for longer rides.
A normal Citybike/Tandem is 3 EUR, Electric bike is 15 EUR a day. Kajak, SUP is 10 EUR a day.
We have normal computers and Nvidia equipped gaming computers or even Playstation VR or Samsung Mobile VR (Virtual Reality)
Breakfast and other arrangements
Breakfast or other meals, drinks etc. can be arranged also, if I am available. Beer or Cola is 2 EUR. A bottle of wine is 10 EUR.
Cheaper ticket for the Oresund Bridge by Car
If you plan to cross the bridge to Copenhagen by car, I can sell you a ticket for 400 SEK, the normal price is 560 SEK. https://www.oresundsbron.com/sv/priser
The Area
You are now living in Bunkeflostrand, which is close to both Malmö and Copenhagen. The whole area used to be almost only farming, but when the bridge was built, the area was made attractive for people that either live in Sweden and work in Denmark or want to be close to Denmark. Therefore, most houses have been built within the last 5-10 years.
The area where you live is just in front of the sea and among the few housing areas which have always been here. The area in front of the sea is a preserved area and cannot be built upon. Most other areas, as you will see, around the area have been fully built. We are both happy to live in the area and proud to share it with you.
In fact, Malmö has only two preserved areas and a third one to come. All three are in the area in which you live and are in front of the house, the limestone area (close to the supermarket) and Klagshamn (which you can see from the house).
Fishing is popular in the area around the bridge and towards Sibbarp.
The Oresund bridge is walking distance from here and from there you can continue to both Sibbarp and Limhamn. There are many restaurants in Limhamn and there are two pizzaplaces in Bunkeflostrand, the best one would be the one which is right next to the ICA Supermarket.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%98resund_Bridge
There is a path in front of the house which leads to the bridge in one direction and in the other, to access to the sea by walking across the football playing field and behind the red cottages.
From here you can walk to the bridge by following the path in front of the house. The walk takes about 15 minutes. On the way you will see the nature area. From the highest area you can oversee the whole area and even look to Copenhagen if the weather allows for it.
You can continue to the camping place "Sibbarp" and even the City Limhamn and if you continue from there, you will be at the Malmö beach. There is also a tower for watching birds and the nature, which you will see along the way.
At the bridge is also a MTB track, with varying difficulties.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/340751032937710/
There is a small sandarea just before the bridge and a larger beach at Sibbarp. The sandarea is just in front of the bridge and you walk down three meters from the path. The big beach in Malmö is at Ribersborg and continuing to Västra Hamnen.
Just around the corner of the house is a Tennis Court, which is free to use. You can rent Tennis Equipment for 10 EUR for two people.
If you walk past the ICA Supermarket you will reach the path that goes around the Limhamn limestone quarry. It is basically a large hole in the ground due to the limestone being used. The hole is big enough to hold a smaller city
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limhamns_kalkbrott
To the other side you will reach the area "Strandhem", which has a bathing bridge, which you can see from the house. Continuing further you will reach Klagshamn where the Harbour is and also a sand beach where you can buy icecream. The whole area will become a preserved area soon.
https://malmo.se/Kultur--fritid/Idrott--fritid/Natur--friluftsliv/Natur--parker/Naturreservat/Klagshamnsudden.html
You can also rent a bike, there are several to choose from, price starts at 3Euro a day. You can also rent SUP or a Kajak, from 10 EUR a day or even a Hoverboard. Hoverboard is 10 EUR for an hour.
The roads from Klagshamn and forward are used heavily by roadbikes, as there is less traffic and beautiful nature. Passing Klagshamn in that direction you can go to Skanör, which has beautiful beach and Höllviken, which has a Wiking Village Center.
https://www.fotevikensmuseum.se/en/
Eating and Shopping nearby
At the trainstation is also Emporia, the largest shopping mall in the nordics. You can find it here:
https://emporia.steenstrom.se/ At Emporia there are a number of restaurants, coffees and fast food opportunities.
You can shop at the local supermarket which is at the roundabout, about 6 minutes walk from the busstop. Here is the link for the local supermarket:
https://www.ica.se/butiker/supermarket/malmo/ica-supermarket-bunkeflostrand-2768/start/
In Sibbarp there is a good restaurant close to the
beach: https://www.strandhusetisibbarp.se/
There is also a beautiful view from the 16th level at the Skybar, at the hotel 100 m from Hyllie Trainstation.
http://www.malmoarenahotel.com/skajbar.aspx'
There is also an interesting restaurant in front of the limestone area (that you just read about). You can find this at
In the summer you can also rent access to the gas barbecue in the garden for 5 euro. It is a Weber grill where you can cook almost anything.
Commuting to Malmö or Copenhagen
You can take the train to both cities, from Hyllie, the nearby trainstation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyllie_railway_station
There is an app (reseplaneraren), which you can download to your phone - input your destination and where you want to go and it will help you, including buying the ticket!
Bus 6 goes to Hyllie, the train to Copenhagen Airport is 12 min and to Copenhagen Central Station takes 22 min and about 10 minutes to Malmö. Bus 4 goes all the way to the center of Malmö. Copenhagen is about 4 times as big as Malmö and commuting around a larger city will take some time.
In the Swedish busses you can buy the JOJO card at the trainstation for 20 SEK and then you load it with a value.
I have some cards loaded with 150 SEK, which you can buy for 200 SEK, which is a 30 SEK surcharge. You can also use the card for buying the ticket to Copenhagen directly in the bus. The ticket to Copenhagen includes the busride in both Malmö and also in Copenhagen, just keep the card with you. The Card also gives you a 10% discount on the ticket to Copenhagen.
There are even sharing drives, if you are lucky, between the areas and much further. They can be found at gomore.dk
At Hyllie Station you will find the Shopping Center Emporia, The Skybar at the Hotel (with great views) and the indoor swimming and bathing Center. A bit farther away, you will find IKEA.
Malmö and Surroundings
Malmö is a beautiful City and basically starts with Limhamn, close to here and then continues with Ribersborg, where the beach is, Västra Hamnen, where the high building "The Turning Torso" is. In the center of the City is Lilla torget, where people are always gathering as it is full of cafes and restaurants.
The city is close to the water, no matter where you go, in fact half of the Malmö area is ocean. Malmö is still spacious and close to where we live there are places where you can play golf.
The newest addition is a "green passage", where you can go through the whole of Malmö, from where you live, to the central park in Malmö
Forests, Castles and reminders of the ancient periods are everywhere. A not so far forest area with many activities can be found underneath
There is even a webpage dedicated to places there are useful for taking your wedding photo!
Shopping malls are at Trianglen and Hansa Company, just behind Gustav Adolfs Torg and of course, Emporia at the Hyllie nearby station.
Malmö is part of the region in Sweden called Skåne and is known for its many nature areas including various forests where there are planned works of varying lenghts and hiking.
Beautiful places nearby would be Sandby, you will need a car to go there.
Farther away there is a numerous amounts of forests for camping, nature, hiking. You can also go to caves and even Dales Stenar:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ale%27s_Stones
There is this page, that shows current activities and lots of informations about Malmö
Most activities in Malmö are rather close, by bus or even by bike. Especially with an Electric bike you will go very far, very quickly.
Sweden - a bit further upnorth?
Sweden obviously offers many opportunities, for those of you travelling by car - and maybe on your way up north. Here are a few examples;
https://www.svartabergen.com/om-svarta-bergen/
Oresund
You are now living in the Oresund Zone. This is a zone that is basically between two countries, Sweden and Denmark. In Sweden they use Swedish Crowns and in Denmark... Danish Crowns. You can find the exchange rate here
If you need help with exchange or want to exchange your USD or EURO into SEK or DKK, I can help you.
Copenhagen
Copenhagen consists of the primary central townparts, - Vesterbro, Nørrebro, Østerport, Frederiksberg and Amager. Amager is the first part and is where the Airport is located. The train to the Airport takes 12 min from Hyllie. From here you can take the Metro, which will take you through Amager and then to Christianshavn, where i.e. Christiania is located. From Christianshavn the center of the City with the pedestrian shopping street is walking distance away (like 10 min).
You can also continue with the train to the Central Station, the train ride will take 22 min from Hyllie. From the Central Station you will have Tivoli, The Carlsberg Glyptotek and the National Museum within walking distance.
There are also busses between Malmö and Denmark.
http://graahundbus.dk/999-koebenhavn-malmo-centrum (Is close to 50% cheaper than the train)
https://www.flixbus.se/bussresor/malmoe-koepenhamn (also very cheap, but I think it only goes to central malmö)
Remember that Copenhagen is capital city, although one of the smaller countries in the world. Expect travelling time within Copenhagen to be easily 30 min to go from different parts of the city to other parts of the city. Most people, within Copenhagen will expect at least 30-45 minutes to go from their home to their work. From the house, your distance will be greater than for most, but the train is faster.
Going by bike is a big thing, as you will see in Copenhagen. It is so big, that there are now "Bikequees" in the morning and intelligent traffic signals that will tell cyclists to choose different routes through the city.
The largest mall in Copenhagen is Fields, which is located one stop before the Copenhagen Central Station, when you ride the train.
If you want to go even further North, there are beautifull places to go, like the Castle of Shakespeare (Kronborg http://kongeligeslotte.dk/en/palaces-and-gardens/kronborg-castle.html)
There is also the art center Louisiana https://en.louisiana.dk/
There is a page which shows current activities in Copenhagen:
Other opportunities for rent
If you are interested, I also have a garden house for rent in both the area and in Copenhagen and an apartment in Gran Canaria (San Agustin).
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