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What makes food delicious - or disgusting? Take a walk on the weird side with a visit to Malmö’s infamous Disgusting Food Museum! From fermented shark to maggot-infested cheese, this exhibit challenges your senses and your assumptions about what’s considered edible. Explore the bizarre, the revolting, and the culturally cherished as you learn about the history, science, and surprising stories behind the world’s most stomach-churning dishes. Equal parts educational and nauseating, this is not your typical foodie experience - but it’s one you’ll never forget! Please note: There will be 2 timeslots per Day, after buying a ticket you will be sent an Email where you can choose a timeslot (Limited to 25 people per slot). Read more

Start your NordicFuzzCon week with a splash! On the early arrival evening (Monday 16th of February) we rented the Högevall swim bath in Lund for three hours of exclusive furry fun. From 19:00 to 22:00, the entire pool area is reserved just for NFC attendees! One of Sweden's exciting indoor water parks! Högevall Swim Bath has something for everyone. Zoom down twisting water slides, challenge your strength on the climbing wall, or take it easy in the relaxing hot pool. With access to both excitement and relaxation, this is a perfect afternoon whether you're a water-loving wildcat or just here to soak it all in. Read more

Curious about craft beer? Join us for a flavorful journey through Hyllie Bryggeri, one of Malmö's most beloved local breweries. You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at how their beers are brewed - from grain to glass - while hearing stories straight from the folks who make it all happen. Of course, no brewery visit would be complete without a tasting! Sample a paw-picked selection of their finest brews, from bold IPAs to smooth lagers and maybe even a surprise seasonal special. Whether you're a seasoned beer badger or just a hop-curious bunny, this tour is a relaxed, tasty way to learn something new and share a drink with fellow fuzzballs. So raise a glass and make a toast to good company, great beer and the craft behind every bottle. Read more

On Tuesday, 17 February 2026 from 17:00 to 21:00, NordicFuzzCon attendees are granted exclusive access to three of Malmö's most iconic museum venues: Malmöhus Castle (Malmö Castle) - The oldest preserved Renaissance castle in Scandinavia, originally built in the 16th century, stands majestically on Slottsholmen. Inside, explore the Malmö Museum, including the natural history diorama displays, a quirky aquarium, and exhibits tracing Malmö's layered past—from medieval history to its time as a prison. Technology & Maritime Museum - A treasure trove of interactive wonders—from Sweden's industrial and transport development to aviation and maritime history. Marvel at real historic machinery: horse-drawn trams, steam engines, vintage cars, and even a horse-drawn tramcar. Why not climb aboard the U3 WWII submarine, exploring its tight quarters and hearing first-hand experiences from submarine veterans. Malmö Art Museum (inside the Castle) - Showcasing Nordic modern and contemporary masterpieces, it houses over 40,000 works, spanning from the Renaissance to the present day. Read more

Love food and want to experience more? Get into a deep dive with Matkaravan at Saluhallen! Step into the flavors of Sweden and let your tastebuds guide you through centuries of tradition. From classic dishes like pickled herring and hearty meatballs to artisanal treasures such as creamy cheeses, tangy Nordic lingonberries, rich chocolate and velvety ice cream from small-scale producers – every bite tells a story. Along the way, you’ll also get to discover the uniquely tradition of folköl, a Swedish cultural curiosity. And of course, no Swedish culinary journey would be complete without the beloved ritual of fika – sharing coffee and pastries in true Swedish style. Please note that we cannot support food allergies or dietaries for this event. There will be 2 timeslots per Day, after buying a ticket you will be sent an Email where you can choose a timeslot (Limited to 50 people and 2 groups per slot). Read more