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Disgusting Food Museum (Malmö) — 80 “Disgusting Foods” Exhibit + Smell Stations & Optional Tasting Bar (Ticketed Entry)
Highlights
Ticketed entry to the Disgusting Food Museum exhibit (self-guided).
About this experience
The Disgusting Food Museum in Malmö is a weirdly fun, educational museum built around 80 of the world’s most “disgusting” foods — you’ll see (and often smell) items from different cultures, and if you’re brave, you can try selected foods at the tasting bar. Visiting is ticketed, self-guided, and usually takes 1—2 hours.
What's included
- Ticketed entry to the Disgusting Food Museum exhibit (self-guided).
- Access to smell stations and the full exhibition route.
- Optional: tasting bar items may be available during your visit (as offered on the day).
Who it's for
- Perfect for: foodies, curious travelers, couples/groups, rainy-day plans in Malmö.
- Kids: Children 6—15 must be with a guardian; children under 6 have a limited free-entry rule per guardian.
What you'll do
- Walk the exhibit at your own pace, read the stories behind each food, test your limits at the smell stations, and (optionally) try selected tasting items at the end.
Before you go
- Tickets / price (official): Adult 230 SEK (Student/Senior 185 SEK; Children 6—15: 80 SEK).
- Opening hours (official): Mon—Sun 11:00—18:00.
- Last recommended entrance (official): 17:00.
- Closed dates (official): Closed every year on Dec 24.
- Address (official): Södra Förstadsgatan 2, Malmö.
Good to know
- Time needed: 1—2 hours.
- Go a bit earlier if you want a calmer tasting-bar moment (later can get busy).
Why this is worth it
Malmö’s “do you dare?” museum: 80 disgusting foods + smell stations + optional tasting. Open daily 11:00—18:00 (last recommended entry 17:00). Adult 230 SEK.