They say Malmo is home to people from over 150 countries, making the city the most cosmopolitan in Sweden. So you can expect a Malmo travel guide to feature unexpectedly exotic attractions for this part of the world. While the architecture is typical for Sweden, the city’s cultural life, and its dining opportunities, reflect its citizens. For the Swedish spirit of the place, visit Malmöhus Castle, former residency of the kings of Denmark, today a museum complex hosting a history museum, art museum, aquarium, and terrarium. Folkets park is quite exciting for the little ones, and for those of you who visit Malmo in August, Malmöfestivalen offers many cultural and culinary experiences.