Not saying it’s not good, but it just wasn’t my type. And it was too small😓

Beautiful old building transformed into an exhibition center. “Material meetings” is the current exhibition on show with interesting tridimensional hand waved fabrics.

Very well laid out. Great message on the importance of sustainability. Would have been better if the text was also in English.

Nice bar with shop but nothing else. At 2nd floor there Is an exibition for free

Free entry. Had some interactive exhibits on the second floor for kids. Worth a visit but won't take long to see everything, 20 minutes in most cases would cover it, perhaps 30 minutes if you take your time and engage with each exhibition.

It is a very nice and interesting little craftsmanship museum. The two exhibitions we saw showed a beautiful and interesting selection of Swedish workmanship and art. The place was well organized and made sure everything looked nice. We didn't try the café, but it was nice an airy with interesting furniture. The shop had beautiful local made items.

Small and has nothing much to see. Free entry. The cafe is lovely. Good enough for a quick stop whilst in Lilla Torg.

This review is for the café not the center. The café is placed just right from the entrance and merges gradually with the gift shop. Its a beautiful old building with modern design elements to the café making it a great place for a fika even if you are not here for the exhibits. The super friendly staff informed me that everything was made in house, fresh by the staff. The pie was good and the coffee was also quite good. Calm and pleasant atmospehere.

A must place to visit in Malmo. I just hope there will be an equally interesting exhibition any time.

Hosted in a traditional Danish cottage, that is probably the main attraction for me.

Great gallery for rotating exhibitions. Nice cafè and gathering place. Shop for gifts.

I allways pop by this place, when I'm in Malmö. Entrance is free, so I don't spend too much time checking what exhibitions are on. Usually I find some inspiring pieces of design - often from upcoming designers - when I visit.

Free access with nice exhibit, activity for children, and nice items and big selection in the shop but they do not accept cash so could not make my purchase! Can't recommend a shop where you can't pay with legal tender.

Our expectations were higher. 2 small exhibits about female designs and Swedish book designs. Can be nice for a short visit, and might depend on the expo and your background

Look like the old part of the City. Very différent from the rest. More charm, more living bar and streets.

A small galery. Quite peicy for me. But beautiful artist products from glass

A hidden gem! Café provides a great place to hang out or work remotely, exhibitions on upper floors frequently changing and often educational, and the gift shop on the top floor always has very cool stuff.

I don't like this kind of muzeums, but loves will like it, so I gave 5 stars. Also it is free, this is a big bonus for budget travelers.

Very nice building and interesting exhibits. There is a store where you can buy books and other design articles. Admission is free.

A cool place for those who have the passion for arts and design. The swesiah designers exhibitions are the main attraction of this place. Free entry so best place for budget travellers, more over located right in lilatorg.

It's nice place to spend some quite time in Malmö. There was an exhibition on second floor. Which was interesting. But honestly nothing much to see or experience.

A contemporary art space in the centre of Malmo. Ever changing exhibitions with free entry. Definitely worth a look.