City Guide

Gothenburg

Discover the secrets and hidden places of this beautiful coastal city, the second biggest in Sweden.

Places

Places

The Kitchen

When in Gothenburg, one of the few spots I never miss is The Kitchen. The Kitchen is dedicated to carefully selected items for gathering.

Da Matteo

There is a certain relaxed atmosphere at Da Matteo. This time, the terrace was full of people wearing sunglasses and having iced lattes.

Palmhuset

The main botanical garden of Gothenburg is a bit far off the city centre, but this beautiful greenhouse is right by Centralstationen, so it's hard to miss it.

Kafé Magasinet

I kind of wished Kafé Magasinet existed when I lived in Gothenburg more than ten years ago, I would have been a regular, that is for sure.

Haga

Haga is a charming area of traditional wood buildings and cobbled streets, home to 17th-century fortress Skansen Kronan.

Floramor & Krukatös

This is my dream plant shop. Slightly off the beaten path, when you find this inner yard is practically impossible to ignore it and continue walking without peeking in.

Skansen Kronan

In a hill by the streets of Haga, there is Skansen Kronan, an old fortress with a stunning view over the city.
Cafés

Da Matteo
Kafé Magasinet
Bar Centro
Café Biscotti

Restaurants

Sjöbaren
The Barn
Champagnebaren Forssén & Öberg
Hagabion Bar Kino 

Shops

The Kitchen
Artilleriet
Norrgavel
Market29
Rum for Papper
Vallgatan12
Floramor & Krukatös
Grandpa

Garden and views

Trädgårdsföreningen
Palmhuset
Skansen kronan
Haga

Essentials

Essentials

the map
Grab your map, where you can find all my favorite Stockholm places, add it to your Google Maps, and you are set!
USEFUL TIPS
Visiting the city soon? 
Public transport, currency...
These tips may come in handy.
THE LOCALS
A list of creative locals who live in Stockholm and share their love for the city on their accounts.