“Did you know Malmömässan boasts Sweden’s largest sedum roof?” I ask my tour group. We stand before the impressive structure its green roof a striking contrast to the modern architecture.
Malmömässan isn’t just any convention center. It’s a hub of activity a place where ideas blossom and businesses connect. It’s a testament to Malmo’s modern spirit its dedication to innovation and sustainability.
Did you know this remarkable building has a fascinating past? Before becoming Malmömässan it was a manufacturing hall built by the Kockums shipyard. After the Swedish shipyard crisis of the late 1970s and 1980s it was transformed into a SAAB factory. Its rebirth as a convention center in the early 1990s marked a new chapter in its history. The current building a far cry from its industrial past opened in 2012 designed by architect Erik Giudice. It’s a modern marvel a sleek space perfect for trade fairs conferences and even large-scale events.
Imagine the buzz of Skånemässan a major annual event drawing around 25000 visitors. Imagine the energy the excitement. Malmömässan accommodates them all. This convention center is more than just walls and floors. It is a space that witnesses history. It’s where the future unfolds.
With 10000 square meters of exhibition space 17 meeting rooms and a plenary hall accommodating up to 3000 people. Malmömässan can handle nearly any kind of event. The two on-site restaurants offer convenient dining options for attendees. There are even 700 hotel rooms within easy walking distance. An additional 4000 within a short commute complete the experience.
The location is perfect. Hyllie station is just a three-minute walk away offering excellent transport links. It’s a quick train ride to Copenhagen airport and city centers. This makes Malmömässan exceptionally convenient for both local and international attendees. This facility even prioritizes sustainability.
In 2014 the center hosted Bröllopsmässan Malm a wedding fair reflecting the wide range of events it can accommodate. Malmömässan exemplifies Malmo’s modern identity. It’s a symbol of growth adaptability and a commitment to environmental responsibility. So next time you are in Malmo take a moment to appreciate Malmömässan a place where the past meets the present and the future takes shape.