Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Malmö's best bet for gay clubbers, Wonk works up the crowd with three bars, two dance
floors and a karaoke lounge.
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downloadable PDF of the Copenhagen chapter from Lonely Planet's Denmarkguide.
Entertainment
Pick up (or check online) local newspaper
Sydsvenskan
(
www.sydsvenskan.se
)
on a Fri-
day, when it contains the listings mag
Dygnet Runt
(which covers Lund as well as Malmö).
Also, scan the weekly street press
Nöjesguiden
(
www.nojesguiden.se
). They're both in
Swedish, but the club and film information is decipherable. Alternatively, take the regular
train to Copenhagen for a huge array of options.
Kulturbolaget
LIVE MUSIC
Some pretty big names have performed here, but even if there's no one playing, 'KB' has a
kicking bar and nightclub (usually Friday and Saturday).
Inkonst
LIVE MUSIC
This multifunction cultural hang-out serves up some brilliant club nights, pumping out
anything from underground UK grime and garage to hip hop and rhythm and blues. It also
stages theatre and dance performances.
Filmstaden Malmö
CINEMA
(
MAP
040-660 20 90; Storgatan 22)
Hollywood releases.
