* To change your impressions, we suggest you get acquainted with the city of Malmo, located in the south of Sweden, 35 km from Copenhagen, on the other side of the Öresund Strait. Today, Malmo is the 3rd largest city in Sweden with a population of about 300,000 people. Malmo is a very hospitable and pretty city, which is one of the fastest growing cities in Sweden, where everything is within walking distance. Figuratively speaking, there is everything here: water parks, panoramic viewing platforms, exhibitions, ancient architecture with buildings from the 14th - 16th centuries, peasant markets with fresh products, the 2nd largest skyscraper in Europe, a medieval castle, festivals, exhibitions and much more. We invite you to travel through the province of Skåne, on the territory of which modern Malmo is located today, where we have to find out how it happened that these originally Danish territories became Swedish, who the locals feel like because 11% of local residents do not consider themselves either Swedes or Danes, why German merchants called the city of Malmo "Elbow", and how the difficult relations between these two nations have developed over the past 500 years. We will race along one of the most picturesque bridges in the Baltic Sea, connecting Copenhagen and Malmo in 2000. On the way, you will learn the story of the creation of this ferry, about which the Discovery channel made a film from the series "The most grandiose structures of the planet”. The Ehresund Ferry is a 4-kilometer tunnel running along the bottom of the Ehresund Strait, which then comes to the surface and turns into an 8-kilometer bridge with adjacent territories, which in total gives about 16 km. We will start exploring this hospitable city at the medieval fortress of Malmøhus, one of the oldest castles of the Renaissance. In the tourist part of the city of Malmo, we will look at one of the local attractions - the 190-meter building "Twisted Torso", take a walk through the area of modern architecture and the embankment.