Malmö Centralstation

Klein aber fein und vollgepackt mit reichlich Möglichkeiten sich den Bauch vollzuschlagen. Und wem das nicht reicht, der findet sicher was im Supermarkt. Tolle Architektur!

Now that I have been here so many times, I noticed that there are so many new shops, along with pretty OK supermarket that you can get salad, yoghurt, wraps and sandwiches from and new eating places, this place’s got to be a little better than Copenhagen central station when you ask bunch of hungry people.
The station is well connected to the rest of Sweden with the SJ train, the Øresundstrain and the more local cute purple train pågåtåg (I love that word!). It’s modern, with glassy buildings and has lots of natural lights in on a sunny day. There’s also a bookshop (pocketshop) that I really like. I think all stations need to have bookshop (I’m looking at you, Copenhagen!), not just magazines to go.
Bus platform is right outside with the green local buses and the yellow commuter buses.
If you come here often from Copenhagen or just go around the city, do a favour and get your Jojo card from the Skånetrafiken office just next to the exit /​entrance. It gives you 20% discount on your travel throughout Scania and Øresund train ticket as well if you use the Skånetrafikken machine to buy ticket.
Overall, no complaints.

I usually don’t get to excited over train stations, but this one is better than most. Easy to use” central to all the key touristy spots in the city and free super fast public wifi is a nice welcome into Sweden.
The food court offers plenty of delicious offerings. There is everything from local specialties, cheap fast food and even a Starbucks for those quirky Americans homesick for a familiar taste from home.
The station is also located directly across the street from a very helpful tourist information desk and are more than happy to direct you the cities tourist spots.

Clean, noisy, packed with people walking/​running back and forth.
My kind of place.
The selection of stores there is good.
There is a Starbucks, two Espresso Houses, smoothie bar, sushi, Thai, Chinese, Burger king, kiosk, pocket book store, money exchange and a COOP — mini supermarket.