Things to do at a specific time of the year!

1 Nov - 31 Jan
Like a drop on the southern tip of the Falsterbo peninsula lies Måkläppen. The long sand reef, which today almost forms a circle, has a bottom core of moraine, but wind and water constantly reshape Måkläppen's appearance. Out on the sand reef, both harbor seals and gray seals thrive. Only allowed to visit the gull lip from November to January, always without a dog and remember to keep a safe distance of min 50m from the animals!
To get there: It is 32km with car to Falsterbo, park here: here and walk to the peninsula



June/July
Pildammsteatern - At the edge of willow dam park (Pildammsparken) you will find the small amphitheater where free performances take turns.
To get there: It is 8km with bike to Pildammsteatern.



July
Bring your picnic basket and head to Daniaparken in the western harbor where Peter Tegnér and famous artists say goodnight to the sun when it falls in Öresund. Check out the dates at goodnightsun.se
To get there: It is 9km with bike to Daniaparken.



August
Welcome to The Malmö Festival - a warm, friendly and wide-ranging festival founded in 1985. Right in the heart of Sweden’s third biggest city you can experience everything from ground breaking art, music and culture to a variety of food that reflects the intercultural vibes and people of Malmö. With 1,4 million visits every year we're the largest (and oldest!) city festival in Northern Europe. Everyone is welcome and almost everything is completely free! Check out the dates at malmofestivalen.se
To get there: It is 9km with bike to Stortorget but the festivals are spread out on a bigger area.



December - February
People's Park (Folkets park) - Winter dream is a fairytale-like world, with imaginative conservatories, fairy tales, works of art and a package walk through the park. There is something for everyone, both big and small! Check out the dates at malmofolketspark.se
To get there: It is 10km with bike to Folkets park.