Personalized Star Map of Malmö
55.6050°N, 13.0038°E
At the crossroads of Sweden and Denmark, Malmö looks up at a sky where the Öresund meets the stars. From the Turning Torso to Ribersborg Beach, the stars of this cosmopolitan city tell stories of bridges and encounters.
Famous Landmarks
Turning Torso
55.6050°N, 13.0038°E
The Turning Torso is a 190-metre residential skyscraper designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, completed in 2005. Inspired by a twisting sculpture, its 54 floors rotate 90 degrees from base to top, making it the tallest building in Scandinavia and a bold symbol of Malmö's urban renewal.
Malmöhus Castle
55.6050°N, 13.0038°E
Malmöhus Castle is Scandinavia's oldest Renaissance fortress, built in the 15th century by King Eric of Pomerania. Surrounded by moats and green parks, it now houses the Malmö Museum, with collections spanning natural history to fine art, as well as an aquarium and a World War II submarine.
Ribersborg Beach
55.6050°N, 13.0038°E
Ribersborg Beach, affectionately called 'Ribban' by locals, stretches nearly three kilometres along the Öresund strait. Its iconic Kallbadhuset, an open-air bathing house dating from 1898, offers saunas and cold-water pools on a wooden pier, with sweeping views of the Öresund Bridge and the Danish coast.
Why gift a star map of Malmö?
Gifting a star map of Malmö means celebrating a city where Sweden meets Denmark, where the modernity of the Turning Torso stands alongside the heritage of Malmöhus Castle. Whether for a wedding anniversary or a new birth, this map immortalises a sky reflected in the calm waters of the Öresund. A gift as bold and cosmopolitan as this ever-reinventing city.
The sky of Malmö
At 55° north latitude, Malmö shares a similar latitude with Copenhagen across the strait. Winter nights are long and well suited for observing boreal constellations. The low light pollution along Ribersborg Beach provides a clear maritime horizon, ideal for stargazing above the Öresund.