Have you ever heard of Hindby? It’s a small neighbourhood in Malmö, tucked away in the Fosie district. It’s easy to miss, but it holds a fascinating story. Hindby was originally part of the Rosengårdsstaden area, known for its charming detached homes. But before that, it was even older, even more rooted in history. Back when Malmö was still a small, independent village, Hindby was one of two villages in its surrounding parish. Imagine that, two tiny communities, close to what would become a booming metropolis. Today, there are many different types of housing in Hindby. You’ll find apartment buildings near Persborg and beautiful villas, particularly those built around the 1940s. One interesting thing about Hindby is that it’s also home to Malmö’s animal hospital. Next time you’re in Malmö, take a detour through this hidden gem. You’ll be surprised by how much history, and even a hospital for our furry friends, are found within this little neighbourhood.
Frihamnsviadukten
Across the 250-meter-wide Frihamnsviadukten you see a world unfolding. Driving over it feels practical but unremarkable. Walking or cycling however