Stromma Malmö

03/07/2025

Ikväll är det äntligen dags för årets Pride- quiz! Åk med på en båttur runt Malmö hamn och kanal och se hur mycket du kan om SRHR, Pride och Malmö. Fin-fina priser från både RFSU och strömma utlovas

02/07/2025

Vi är med i Sydsvenskan !
Blir du sugen att åka på fredagens tur eller Pride-quizet imorgon kan du säkerställa dina biljetter redan nu!

Besökare: ”Allt var typ nytt.”

02/07/2025

Idag är det premiär för årets första tur av Malmös queera historia, säkra dina biljetter redan nu!

18/06/2025

Nu finns årets pridetur uppe och öppen för bokning!
Boka biljetter via vår hemsida eller direkt i kiosken



📸: Nicole Voigt

11/06/2025

För tredje året i rad arrangerar vi den specialskrivna turen om Malmös queera historia. En del av Malmös historia som ofta glöms eller göms bort.

Detta året arrangerar vi turen tillsammans med RFSU Malmö.

05/04/2025

Säsongsstart

22/09/2024

28/06/2024

Nu är det mindre än en vecka till Rundans Pride-tur!! Säkerställ din plats med att köpa din biljett redan nu på vår hemsida!

12/06/2024

Under Malmö Pride kommer Rundan anordna en specialskriven guidad tur om Malmös gueera historia. En del av Malmös historia som ofta glöms eller göms bort.

Guidningen är skriven och hålls av Nicole Voigt som är en av våra guider men också sexualupplysare och snart färdigutbildad sociolog som fokuserat på sexualitet och relationer.

Turen börjar och avslutas vid Rundan och biljetter köps via biljettlänken på vår sida eller direkt hos Rundan på Norra Vallgatan 60.

06/06/2024

Today is Sweden's national day, but when did Skåne and Malmö become Swedish?

Skåne was first mentioned in written sources in AD 811. and was from at least the 9th century a part of Denmark. Skåne was for centuries one of Denmark's most important political, cultural and economic regions. Among other things, Skåne gave the Danish kings control over the entrance to the Baltic Sea and the landscape was the seat of the archbishops of Lund, who at their height had religious supremacy over all of Christian Scandinavia.
Skåne was conquered by Sweden in 1658 during Karl X Gustav's First Danish War. After the conquest, especially under Karl XI (1660–1697), an extensive swedishization of Scania was carried out. Repeated Danish attempts to regain Scania and the other Scanian lands, including the Scanian War (1675–1679) and the Danish campaign in Scania and Blekinge in 1709–1710, were repulsed. Skåne was integrated into Sweden and recovered from war and destruction during the 18th and 19th centuries. Relatively early in the 19th century, industrialization took off in Scania.

Today Skåne is the second most populous region in Sweden (after Uppland). Since the 19th century, Skåne has been distinguished by its agriculture. Today, the landscape accounts for as much as 40% of Sweden's harvest of the most common cereals, crops, potatoes and sugar beets, as well as for almost 70% of the country's harvest of garden plants

(statue of Karl X Gustav)



📸: Nicole Voigt

05/06/2024

Malmö Konsthall

Malmö Art Gallery is an art gallery in central Malmö. It has about ten exhibitions and around 200,000 visitors every year. Malmö Konsthall was inaugurated on March 22, 1975, with an extensive exhibition of Edvard Munch.

Malmö Art Gallery has exhibitions of both international and national art, from the classics of modern art to current experiments. They also carry out peripheral events bordering on other art forms, organize lectures and debates and carry out educational activities aimed at both children and adults

Malmö art gallery, inaugurated in 1975, was designed by Klas Anshelm. It is considered one of his most important works and received the Kasper Salin Prize in 1974. The exhibition area of ​​2,000 m2 is characterised by great flexibility and light.

In connection with renovation in 1994, the art gallery was expanded through a merger with premises in the adjacent brick building, the so-called Hantverkshuset



📸: Nicole Voigt

04/06/2024

Amiralen

The largest dance palace in the Nordics, the Admiral, opened its doors with pomp and circumstance on Boxing Day 1939.

Opened Christmas 1939
Danspalatset Amiralen opened its doors on Boxing Day 1939 to the tunes of trumpeter Allan Wollter and his 12-man orchestra. With a restaurant and space for 1,400 seated guests and an approx. 800 square meter dance floor made of oak parquet, it was the largest dance palace in the Nordics when it opened. In January 1940, the Amiralen Cinema, now Nöjesteatern, was also inaugurated next to the dance palace.

Appreciated new addition to Malmö's entertainment scene
The Admiral Dance Palace was a valued new addition to Malmö's entertainment scene at the time and was a vital part of Folkets Park, not least during the summer months when the glass wall was removed and people took a turn to the big band in return for the delivery of dance tickets.

The Admiral is particularly strongly associated with Harry Arnold, whose orchestra played there in 1942–49 and 1952–54. For Folkets Park and the Admiralty, the 1940s and early 1950s were very successful years, with 1947 setting an absolute record in terms of visitor numbers. Many great and popular artists have been on stage over the years.

Architecture
The admiral was designed by Malmö architect Carl-Axel Stoltz in pure funk style. The building's various functions are clearly presented in the facades, where the ballroom itself is marked with a vaulted ceiling and glazed gables. The interior was lavish and elegant.



📸: Nicole Voigt