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Lilla Torg in Malmö with a large tree in the middle, café umbrellas, half-timbered and coloured houses on the left and a tall red-brick building on the right.
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Lilla Torg

Lilla Torg is a cobbled square in Malmö's old town, created in the 1590s as a market place beside Stortorget. A brick market hall covered it from 1903 until 1968; today it is framed by half-timbered and brick houses, among them Hedmanska gården from the 1590s and the Faxe House from the 1760s, whose ground floors hold restaurants with outdoor tables.

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