Brunkeberg Tunnel must be one of the most photographed and yet most secret places in Stockholm. The tunnel is 231 meters long and takes you …
Brunkeberg Tunnel
Swedish newspapers & magazines
One of the first things I looked up when I was learning Swedish (and could already read a bit of Swedish) was which newspapers and …
Feskekôrka, the ‘fish church’ of Gothenburg
Feskekôrka is an indoor fish market in the Swedish city of Gothenburg where you can buy fresh fish and shellfish. There are also some restaurants …
What we can learn from Sweden
There is a lot we can learn from the Swedish people. In terms of equality, care for nature and way of life. Obviously, Sweden also …
Swedish festive days for food
The Swedes are crazy about (sweet) delicacies. So crazy that they have created a festive day for almost all delicacies! Sometimes they invent a certain …
Staying at Hotel Riverton in Gothenburg
When I went to Gothenburg in December to enjoy the Christmas spirit, I stayed at Hotel Riverton. This hotel is located near the Göta River …
Modern art in Malmö: Moderna Museet
Art lovers who are on a city trip in Malmö should not miss Moderna Museet. The little brother of the Museum of Modern Art in …
Room with a view: Story Hotel Studio Malmö
I know the Story Hotels from Stockholm. Last year a Story Hotel also opened in Malmö. In terms of rooms with a view the Story …
Essential Swedish Christmas Vocabulary: Say ‘God Jul’ Like a Native
Happy Christmas! As the festive season is upon us, we hope you’re getting ready to make things wonderfully cosy at home and spend some quality …
The Ultimate Guide to the Swedish Julbord
The Julbord (literally: Christmas Table) is an expansive, traditional buffet that becomes immensely popular across Sweden during the festive season. Far more than just a …