In Malmö there's a place called Lilla Torg which could be mistaken for one big tourist trap. Well, it might be, but Victor's - one of the many places to have lunch - is not one. They have three items on their menu to choose from and they are all amazing. Ok, so the service could be better, but with this many constumers and so few waiters, it's really not that weird that they can't obey our every wish. 
I never envisioned Malmö to be a place of delicate art, but then I ran right into Gustus and there you go. Gustus is not a person. It's a small boutique filled with homemade art of the homely kind (homely not being a bad word this time). Yes, it's filled with tourists, but that doesn't mean that they sell crap. Oh no. This was quality, honey, and I found quite a few items that I wouldn't mind having out in my house. Item for the wishlist: homemadde flies on the wall. Fucking amazing. 
Went to Malmö, Sweden, for a day and came across this place called Mäster Hans which was pretty much a cake shop with an old-fashioned, creepy interior. Okay, so not everyone will find this place as spooky as I did, but there's something about old things that has a tendency to slightly freak me out. Like old, unused pianos in a room filled with dusty painting. That shit's scary. Oh, the cakes are good, too. 
