Folkets Park Malmö

What a public park. Visiting with with 2 children from London- we often travel to find a good playground and this is by far the best we've experienced. You could spend a full day here and still want to do more. We came when sunny one morning and again for a rainy hour. Both were great fun! Bouncing pillows, endless climbing opportunities, a paddling pool, scooter ramps, free arena with circus activities (summer only) - What a park!

Folkets Park is a vibrant, welcoming space in the heart of Malmö. Perfect for families, couples, or solo visitors. Playgrounds, open lawns, and cozy cafés make it super versatile. Everything is clean, well-kept, and thoughtfully designed. A bit shout-out to the staff for maintaining it so well. There’s always something happening — music, art, food trucks. Great for a picnic or a lazy afternoon in the sun. Lots of shade, benches, and friendly locals.

Midsummer celebrations here are just wonderful… we get the Swedish celebrations mixed with all the different groups of people. The park itself is fantastic with small bars and different play areas for kids… toilets are ok.

Beautiful parking in the city center. It has facilities for different many activities like skate, basket, golf osv!

A nice park , u can find variety of places u can sit in with wonderfull vew there with or withiut children ✨️ i recommend it very mych .

Best place for families during the day, and nice clubs during the night. The most visited place in Malmö and well worth a visit.

Folkets Park (also people’s park, Malmo) in Malmö is a lively and historic park, perfect for families, friends. It’s among the oldest peoples parks. It offers playgrounds, a mini-golf course, and a children's pool, along with plenty of green space for picnics. It's a great spot to relax, have fun, and enjoy a bit of Malmö's culture. Easily accessible and close to the Möllevången district, Folkets Park is a must-visit for anyone in the city. A lot of interesting places for children. There’s a beautiful building called Moriskan (also called as The Moorish Pavilion), it’s seems like similar to the beautiful building of Nimb Copenhagen. It was inaugurated in August 1902. There are restaurants, and free toilets.

I was really excited to visit that beautiful park. Very interesting 🧐 around Folkets Park, even now for Christmas time, beautiful decorations 🎄 atmosphere is really awesome 🤩 many things to see around park. Interesting 🧐 it was to see some real animals like; monkey 🐒 snake 🐍 and so on... I recommend this place to everyone who will visit Malmö.