Luggage storage Malmo

Store your luggage around Malmo with Bounce

Malmo Train Station is the first glimpse of Sweden that many travelers get. The southern Swedish city is linked to Copenhagen via the Öresund Bridge. But tourists shouldn't just visit Malmo to check Sweden off their travel bucket lists. The city has lots to offer in the form of Stortorget, the city's oldest square, and Lilla Torg, the picturesque cobblestone square flanked by shops and half-timbered houses. Visitors will also enjoy Malmo Castle, built in the 16th century by King Christian III of Denmark.

As you explore the charming squares and streets in the city center, you won't want to be burdened with extra luggage. Store luggage in Malmo with Bounce easily and for as long as you want. Bounce offers convenient locations for luggage storage in the city center and near the Central Station. Our friendly staff will take good care of your bags so that you can focus on your travel itinerary.

Luggage storage in Malmo

If you're the type of person who prefers a concierge luggage drop service to conventional train station luggage lockers, you're in luck. Bounce offers many places to store luggage throughout Malmo and the rest of Europe. We partner with a local hotel or business to provide luggage storage options wherever you need them. We have generous insurance and can store any size of bag for any amount of time. Just book online or by using our app, and you'll be ready to tour Malmo with your hands free in no time.

Malmo city guide

Top things to do in Malmo

Malmo is full of lovely squares and charming streets to explore. In the summer, restaurant patios and brimming with locals and tourists enjoying the sunshine. You'll likely want to stick to exploring the center unless you have lots of time to spend here. These are some of the best things to do in Malmo while you're in town:

Museums in Malmo

Malmo Museum

This is actually the city's Technology and Maritime Museum, so you get a lot of bang for your buck here. The focus is on engineering and how it relates to transportation, but you'll find everything from motorcycles to a Swedish Navy U3 submarine to farming machinery. Even if you just have a passing interest in transportation technology, this one's worth a trip.

Malmo Museum bag policy

To avoid damage to the exhibits, the Malmo Museum prohibits large bags, backpacks, suitcases, umbrellas, and other cumbersome items. Take advantage of one of Bounce's luggage storage locations before heading to the museum to save yourself the hassle. Otherwise, the location does have a cloakroom with luggage lockers where smaller items can be stored while you visit the exhibits.

Malmo Castle

The stunning fortress of Malmo Castle isn't just nice to look at; it also oozes history. The onsite museum is the perfect way to learn more about the history of Sweden and its split from Denmark in the 16th century. The museum and castle are managed and owned by the Swedish state, so they are very well-preserved and run. Although it's technically part of the Malmo Museum, the exhibits and artifacts in the castle deserve their own entry.

Malmo Castle bag policy

Malmo Castle has the same bag policy as the Malmo Museum, so your best bet is to store things with Bounce ahead of your visit (or on your way).

Disgusting Food Museum

This next museum is a lot more whimsical than the others and is exactly what its name suggests. This isn't your typical museum, and the whole family is bound to either love or hate it here. If you have a weak stomach, give this one a pass, but otherwise, enjoy touring disgusting delicacies from around the world. Maggot-infested Sardinian cheese, Chinese stinky tofu, roasted Peruvian guinea pigs, and pungent Thai Durian are just some of the items you can expect to see.

Disgusting Food Museum bag policy

The space here is small, so large bags are not allowed inside. Store luggage with Bounce before you arrive, and you won't have to worry about finding a locker or paying exorbitant prices.

Shopping in Malmo

In a country that's the birthplace of IKEA, shopping is likely to cross your mind. Modern furniture, avant-garde clothing, and interesting patterns are all characteristics of the Malmo shopping scene. Check out these great retail locations:

Triangeln

For anyone looking for something trendy to take home, this mall is a fantastic option. The stores skew high-end here, so a healthy budget is required. There are also great restaurants to grab a bite and other services, such as banking and groceries. As you walk around browsing the shops, we recommend you snack on a Nordic shave ice to really up the ante.

Emporia Shopping Centre

Near the Hyllie Train Station and Malmo Arena, the Emporia Shopping Centre is actually one of the largest malls in all of Scandinavia. As you can imagine, that translates to a lot of different retail choices in one location. The mall's style is modern, and you'll find familiar favorites here, like Levi's, Sephora, and even Tesla.

Hansa

If Emporia seems a little big for your tastes, head to Hansa, which is surprisingly close to the Disgusting Food Museum. This is another upscale mall with a striking mostly-white interior. The shops are spread over several floors. You can pick up groceries here as well and even sit down to a casual meal between shopping sprees.

Wherever you choose to shop in Malmo, finding luggage storage in advance is a must. You want to carry your new purchases, not your old suitcases!

Restaurants in Malmo

Some Swedish food can be an acquired taste, such as pickled herring, but the flavors floating around Malmo come from all over the world. There's something for every palate here.

Vollmers

White tablecloths, expert decor, inventive food, and fabulous service are all cornerstones of Vollmers' philosophy. The avant-garde cuisine is focused on seasonal offerings, so the menu changes often. Expect to be served a number of courses and plan to spend about four hours dining here. It's a real experience, and the prices do reflect this.

Kitchen & Table Malmo

If you enjoy panoramic views while you dine on fresh seafood and finely cut meats, Kitchen & Table at the Clarion Hotel is for you. The menu is full of funny names and mouth-watering descriptions, like the "Roe Roe Roe Your Boat," which is made up of lumpfish caviar on rye bread. Customers come back again and again for the impressive views, tasty (yet reasonably-priced) food, and excellent service.

Lyran

Since it's recommended that you try Swedish food while you're in Malmo, Lyran is a great option that serves small Swedish plates. That way, you can try many different things. The bar area is a popular place to sit for a drink and a snack, but there are comfortable and cozy tables, too.

Regardless of where you opt to eat, getting in and out of smaller restaurants is so much simpler when you're not carrying more than you need to. You can always rely on Bounce to store anything you don't immediately need.

Conclusion

Visiting Malmo is a great introduction to Sweden and is a must if you're in the area. The country's distinct food, style, and culture are all on display here and just waiting to be explored. And if you're exploring Scandinavia, don't forget that Bounce has convenient baggage storage locations in top-tier cities like Copenhagen, Helsinki, and Oslo. We can be your luggage storage partner every step of the way.