Malmö IP

The site opened in 1896 on the initiative of Carl Frick.

The playing surface is artificial turf, a change made before the 2008 season that caused IFK Malmö to leave and return to Malmö Stadion. That same shift coincided with FC Rosengård moving in as the primary tenant in 2006, turning the stadium into a regular stage for the women's game. The 2022 Svenska Cupen (women's) final, where FC Rosengård played BK Häcken, was held here.

The ground saw its highest attendance on June 1, 1956, when 22,436 spectators watched an Allsvenskan match between Malmö FF and Helsingborgs IF. Malmö FF played here from 1910 to 1958 before moving to their current home. Before that, the ground hosted athletic legends. Arne Andersson set a world mile record on July 18, 1944, and Gunder Hägg broke it the following year on July 17, 1945. The venue also hosted two Sweden men's national team matches in 1929 and 1949.

The 1999 renovation brought the capacity to 7,600 spectators, with 3,900 seated and 3,700 standing places. King Oscar II's Silver Jubilee was celebrated here on September 18, 1897, with over 10,000 attendees.