Curious about authentic Swedish Christmas traditions? Today, we’re diving into the magic of Swedish cuisine with Ingrid from Northern Delight. She tells us all about …
Recipe Swedish Christmas rice porridge
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Nisse, the Swedish Christmas elf
Do you simply love the Christmas vibe? The cosiness, the twinkling lights, the house full of festive decorations… It certainly makes the darker days more …
Discover Sweden’s Best Christmas Markets: Top 10 Ranked by Rail Travellers
Sweden boasts a wealth of charming Christmas markets, but which ones stand out and why? SJ, the Swedish rail company, conducted a major survey among …
Christmas in Gothenburg 2025
Gothenburg, the pearl of Sweden’s west coast, transforms every winter into the enchanting Julstaden (Christmas City). With thousands of twinkling lights, atmospheric Christmas markets, and …
Christmas (markets) in Malmö
Dreaming of a captivating winter getaway? Then Malmö, Southern Sweden, in December is the perfect choice for your next city break! Although the days in …
Christmas markets in Gothenburg, West Sweden
Gothenburg, the city that proudly calls itself ‘Julstaden’ (The Christmas City), is the ultimate destination for an atmospheric Swedish Christmas city break in the run-up …
Lussekatter: Sweden’s saffron buns – recipe
Lussekatter, also known as lussebullar, saffransbullar, or saffransbröd, are a traditional Swedish sweet bun enjoyed during the holiday season, especially on Saint Lucia Day (December …
Your Ultimate Guide to a Festive Stockholm Christmas Trip (update 2025)
If you’re planning a city break to Stockholm in December or over the Christmas period, then this guide is your go-to resource for a successful …
Discover the Magic of St. Lucia at Skansen
Sankta Lucia is, without a doubt, one of my absolute favourite Swedish festivals to celebrate. The moment the choir begins the Sankta Lucia song, I …
‘Novent’: The Swedish Secret to Starting Christmas Early
The calendar says November, but the spirit says Christmas! Combine November and Advent, and you get Novent, a delightful new Swedish trend we think should …