Cheap flights to Stockholm

Flights to Malmo

Situated on the southern tip of Sweden and connected to Denmark by a five-mile-long bridge, Malmo is at the intersection of Scandinavian history and culture. The city has its own international airport serving the rising number of visitors arriving in recent years. Many international travellers coming to Malmo also come via Copenhagen Airport, which is a mere 20 minutes away by train.

Which is the main airport in Malmo?

Flights to Malmo arrive directly to the main airport, Malmo International Airport. The airport lies 17 miles from Malmo and 16 miles from the neighbouring city of Lund. The airport was formally known as Sturup Airport, and since 2015, it has welcomed more than two million passengers each year. By comparison, Copenhagen Airport is just 15 miles away and welcomes more than 30 million passengers every year.

Which airlines offer flights to Malmo?

Ryanair has a daily service to Malmo International Airport from London Stansted. From Edinburgh, it is also possible to fly directly to the city with Malmo Aviation.

Why travel by plane to Malmo?

Malmo offers a unique blend of modern and historic experiences, all in close proximity to Denmark by train or car. Direct flights to Malmo from the UK offer a quick and accessible gateway to two Scandinavian countries with many fascinating cities to discover.  Malmo airport is perfectly set up for your arrival and onward travel with coach and train services running every day to all major cities in the region.

Before you travel to Malmo by plane - good to know!

The opening of the Oresund Bridge in 1999 reinvigorated the city of Malmo for the 21st century. Historically, it has been an important trading port for industrial business but now is renowned for its high-tech industries. Today, Malmo offers tourists and locals a modern city experience coupled with its stunning Gothic history. The city's oldest building, St. Peter's Church, dates back to the 14th century yet stands its  ground next to contemporary structures such as Malmo Live, a concert hall and hotel with recreational facilities. Malmo is a compact city that can be explored on foot, by bike or using public transport. The Western Harbour shows the vision of a chic and sustainable city of the future, while Ribersborg beach is a place for young and old alike to bathe and relax in the summer months.

How to Get to Stockholm by Plane

The flight distance between the United Kingdom and Stockholm is approximately 1358 km lasts nearly two hours. British airports with direct flights to Stockholm include Birmingham airport, Gatwick, Heathrow, Manchester and London City airport. Norwegian Air Shuttle, Thai Airways International, British Airways, Finnair, American Airlines, Iberia, SAS and Turkish Airlines operate the vast majority of connections. The nearest airports to Stockholm's city centre are Stockholm Bromma Airport, Stockholm Arlanda Airport, Stockholm-Västerås Airport and Stockholm Skavsta Airport. These airports can be accessed via public transportation and shuttle services to the main bus terminals. For example, the Stockholm Bromma provides private Stockholm transfers and shared Stockholm shuttle buses between the airports and Stockholm city centre.

Stockholm

Stockholm is the capital city of Sweden and has the highest city population both in Sweden and Scandinavia. It is geographically located on the south-central east coast of Sweden. Nearly one third of this city consists of water and another third consists of parks and green spaces. Due to its geographical position, Stockholm has a humid continental climate and it is one of Sweden's great cultural sites. The city still mothers some of the oldest architectural buildings making it a memorable place to be. It has about a 100 museums visited by millions yearly. Most of the city's art collection is kept here and greatly signifies the traditions and cultures of the Swedish. Apart from the art museums, Stockholm also has a number of popular art galleries boasting impressive collections.