Malmö stadion, Football stadium in Stadionområdet, Sweden.
Malmö Stadion is a sports venue in the city featuring a football pitch surrounded by an athletic track and two main stands seating around 26,500 people. The open layout allows spectators to follow matches and competitions from various vantage points.
The stadium opened in 1956 and was officially inaugurated in 1958, coinciding with the FIFA World Cup held that year. This timing made it a significant venue on the international sports calendar.
For decades, the stadium served as the beating heart of sports in Malmö, drawing crowds who gathered to cheer for their teams. It became a place where the community connected over shared passions and memorable moments.
The venue is easily accessible by public transport, with several bus routes serving the entrance and Triangeln railway station nearby. Plan extra time for travel and check which routes operate during your intended visit time.
The architectural design by Fritz Jaenecke and Sten Samuelson mirrors the construction approach of Ullevi Stadium in Gothenburg, completed around the same period. Both venues reflect the Nordic sports architecture style of the 1950s.
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