Fisktorget

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Fisktorget

Fisktorget or Fisktorg (English: Fish Market) is a former public square in Malmö, Sweden.

The square was built in 1894 at Bastion Älvsborg immediately west of Hjälmarbron. Here fish was sold and transported by railway. In 1969 the square was removed and the name was deleted, but the statue "Fish Gumma" (1949) by the sculptor Clarence Blum is reminiscent of the fishing trading spot.

v t e Malmö

History	History of Malmö Malmöhus Treaty of Roskilde

Districts	Väster Innerstaden Norr Söder Öster

Buildings and landmarks	Drottningtorget Fisktorget Kronprinsen Malmö Castle Ribersborg Turning Torso

Parks	Beijers Park Bulltoftaparken Cronhielmsparken Dania park Gerlachs Park Käglingeparken Kroksbäcksparken Kungsparken Öresundsparken Pildammsparken Rönneholmsparken Rörsjöparken Scaniaparken Slottsparken

Places of worship	Caroli Church Malmö Mosque Malmö Synagogue St Petri Church

Culture	Malmö Concert Hall Malmö Film Festival Malmö Opera and Music Theatre Malmö City Library

Galleries and museums	Malmö Konsthall Moderna Museet Malmö

Education	Malmö University College Malmö Academy of Music

Sports venues	Aq-Va-Kul Malmö Arena Malmö IP Malmö Stadion Malmö Isstadion Stapelbäddsparken Swedbank Stadion

Transport	City Tunnel Hyllie station Malmö Airport Malmö Central Station Svågertorp station Triangeln station Øresund Bridge

Coordinates: 55°36′26″N 12°59′49″E / 55.607294°N 12.996986°E / 55.607294; 12.996986

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