City: Malmo, Sweden
Prices in US$ or Swedish Kronor equivalent. (100KR = $15)
City Overview: Malmö is the third largest city in Sweden. It is large enough that you don’t have to worry about running into people you know, but small enough to make going out easy.
Malmö is a wealthy city, like most cities in Sweden. Many international companies are headquartered here. The shipping companies are especially important to the area.
The central station here is on the mainline route, which goes from Zurich to Oslo. The massive Oresund bridge and tunnel between Sweden and Denmark is a major boost for the area, and also the Kastrup airport just over the bridge in Denmark forces the trains in the area to run 24 hours. Anything running 24 hours in Scandinavia is a massive treat.
Girls: On the weekend, the average girl in Malmö is a 7. This is very high, but girls in Malmö really take a lot of pride in their appearance. I think the legs and asses are the best I have ever seen. Thick muscular thighs, round asses, and killer calves. They also refuse to wear pants, unless they are able to show off their amazing legs. They love to wear skirts and black nylons with heeled short booties.
Sight seeing: There is the old castle and moat right near the old town. The city really revolves around the big square called the Stortorget. There are some nice places to walk along the canals and small side streets.
Lodging: Hotels are quite expensive, so expect to pay around $200 a night for a decent hotel.
Renaissance Malmö: Great location just off Lille Torg (small square). It is in an old building but has been remodeled in sophisticated Swedish design. There is a great lounge in the lobby that attracts some very beautiful women.
Scandic Kramer: Also in a great location right in the Stortorget.
Day game spots: The shopping streets that spur out from Stortorget are good places to meet people. There are a couple gallerias on here as well for inside shopping. If it’s a sunny day, the park around the castle would be a good spot.
Nightlife spots: Almost all the action centres around Lilla Torg. The whole square is full of bars and restaurants. Just find one that looks like it is busy enough to attract the talent, or bounce from one to the next.
Izakaya Koi: In Lilla Torg. A nice Japanese place that also has a small club. The lounge area is a good spot for some Japanese tapas and a few drinks. A nice upscale joint that attracts some of the best women.
Mando Steakhouse: A good place just off from Lilla Torg. It can busy on the weekends to get a table.
Rosen: In the Renaissance Hotel. A good upscale place with great cocktails. It has a very cozy atmosphere so the logistics are a little hard for meeting women. This place attracts some of the best women I have seen in Sweden.
Paddys Pub: Traditional UK pub that gets very busy on the weekends. A bit more of a late 20’s + crowd, and can be a sausage fest. On some nights it can be a great spot with lots of down to earth girls. There is a large patio and a restaurant also attached. The smoking patio is easy to meet people.
TGI Fridays: Oddly enough, this American style place gets all sorts of cute girls hanging out on the weekends. A bit of a younger, non-Swedish crowd. I have met some crazy hot Balkan blood girls here.
Nightclubs
Etage: Upscale place in Stortorget. Lots of beautiful girls.
Babel: A little further in the centre of Malmo 5 minutes from the Hilton Hotel. The place plays the better music in Malmo and can attract some great DJ’s from all over the world. Be sure to check the events to make sure you hit it on a good night.
Ease of approaching: Fairly easy. Swedish girls generally give you a shot, at least for a minute or two.
Language barriers: None. Except with newer immigrants.
Guy/girl ratios: Great early on, but men will be out in force after 1am. In Malmo there is a more upscale crowd and international crowd that goes out earlier.
Prices: High. A good cocktail is around €15, beer about €7.
Logistics: Very walkable. The central station is 3 minutes from the bar area.
Pros: Swedish Women.
Cons: Prices and lack of pub culture and proper drinking culture. It is more of a binge drinking mentality here. Except for Wednesday, there is only things to do on the weekends. The week is dead in Sweden.
Final Thoughts: Malmo is a great small city. Do not come here for the party, but instead come for the experience. Sweden is a great place, but it lacks the grit of other places in Europe. The women are incredible, but also don’t believe all the hype of the easy one night stand culture. Sure, if you have top game, it could be done. Just do not think for a second that Swedish women will throw themselves at you. Swedish men, for the most part, give the women what they are looking for (tall, handsome, wealthy, Swedish blood). You will have to work hard (and probably date) to get better quality women. Lots of men go for low hanging fruit here, and if that is your thing you will have fun here. That is just not how I roll.
Prices in US$ or Swedish Kronor equivalent. (100KR = $15)
City Overview: Malmö is the third largest city in Sweden. It is large enough that you don’t have to worry about running into people you know, but small enough to make going out easy.
Malmö is a wealthy city, like most cities in Sweden. Many international companies are headquartered here. The shipping companies are especially important to the area.
The central station here is on the mainline route, which goes from Zurich to Oslo. The massive Oresund bridge and tunnel between Sweden and Denmark is a major boost for the area, and also the Kastrup airport just over the bridge in Denmark forces the trains in the area to run 24 hours. Anything running 24 hours in Scandinavia is a massive treat.
Girls: On the weekend, the average girl in Malmö is a 7. This is very high, but girls in Malmö really take a lot of pride in their appearance. I think the legs and asses are the best I have ever seen. Thick muscular thighs, round asses, and killer calves. They also refuse to wear pants, unless they are able to show off their amazing legs. They love to wear skirts and black nylons with heeled short booties.
Sight seeing: There is the old castle and moat right near the old town. The city really revolves around the big square called the Stortorget. There are some nice places to walk along the canals and small side streets.
Lodging: Hotels are quite expensive, so expect to pay around $200 a night for a decent hotel.
Renaissance Malmö: Great location just off Lille Torg (small square). It is in an old building but has been remodeled in sophisticated Swedish design. There is a great lounge in the lobby that attracts some very beautiful women.
Scandic Kramer: Also in a great location right in the Stortorget.
Day game spots: The shopping streets that spur out from Stortorget are good places to meet people. There are a couple gallerias on here as well for inside shopping. If it’s a sunny day, the park around the castle would be a good spot.
Nightlife spots: Almost all the action centres around Lilla Torg. The whole square is full of bars and restaurants. Just find one that looks like it is busy enough to attract the talent, or bounce from one to the next.
Izakaya Koi: In Lilla Torg. A nice Japanese place that also has a small club. The lounge area is a good spot for some Japanese tapas and a few drinks. A nice upscale joint that attracts some of the best women.
Mando Steakhouse: A good place just off from Lilla Torg. It can busy on the weekends to get a table.
Rosen: In the Renaissance Hotel. A good upscale place with great cocktails. It has a very cozy atmosphere so the logistics are a little hard for meeting women. This place attracts some of the best women I have seen in Sweden.
Paddys Pub: Traditional UK pub that gets very busy on the weekends. A bit more of a late 20’s + crowd, and can be a sausage fest. On some nights it can be a great spot with lots of down to earth girls. There is a large patio and a restaurant also attached. The smoking patio is easy to meet people.
TGI Fridays: Oddly enough, this American style place gets all sorts of cute girls hanging out on the weekends. A bit of a younger, non-Swedish crowd. I have met some crazy hot Balkan blood girls here.
Nightclubs
Etage: Upscale place in Stortorget. Lots of beautiful girls.
Babel: A little further in the centre of Malmo 5 minutes from the Hilton Hotel. The place plays the better music in Malmo and can attract some great DJ’s from all over the world. Be sure to check the events to make sure you hit it on a good night.
Ease of approaching: Fairly easy. Swedish girls generally give you a shot, at least for a minute or two.
Language barriers: None. Except with newer immigrants.
Guy/girl ratios: Great early on, but men will be out in force after 1am. In Malmo there is a more upscale crowd and international crowd that goes out earlier.
Prices: High. A good cocktail is around €15, beer about €7.
Logistics: Very walkable. The central station is 3 minutes from the bar area.
Pros: Swedish Women.
Cons: Prices and lack of pub culture and proper drinking culture. It is more of a binge drinking mentality here. Except for Wednesday, there is only things to do on the weekends. The week is dead in Sweden.
Final Thoughts: Malmo is a great small city. Do not come here for the party, but instead come for the experience. Sweden is a great place, but it lacks the grit of other places in Europe. The women are incredible, but also don’t believe all the hype of the easy one night stand culture. Sure, if you have top game, it could be done. Just do not think for a second that Swedish women will throw themselves at you. Swedish men, for the most part, give the women what they are looking for (tall, handsome, wealthy, Swedish blood). You will have to work hard (and probably date) to get better quality women. Lots of men go for low hanging fruit here, and if that is your thing you will have fun here. That is just not how I roll.