Guidebook for Hägersten-Liljeholmen
Food Scene
Konditori Midsommar
12 MidsommarvägenFreshly baked bread and desserts
Konditori Kalaskransen
17 SvandammsvägenCozy Cafe with lots of desserts
Cozy lunch and brunch place with cool interiors
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Persien på Hörnet i Midsommarkransen AB
4 TegelbruksvägenCozy lunch and brunch place with cool interiors
Zugoi Sushi
5 SvandammsvägenOne of the better Sushi places nearby
Svenska Hamburgerköket
78 TellusborgsvägenOne of the better hamburger joints in Stockholm
Swedish Sushi Kitchen
76 TellusborgsvägenOne of Stockholms more famous Sushi places
Swedish Cuisine in hearthy meals, if you wanna try Swedish food, this is one the places to try out
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Nalle & Kroppkakan
41 SvandammsvägenSwedish Cuisine in hearthy meals, if you wanna try Swedish food, this is one the places to try out
Organic food within a cool interior, this place is one of my favorite breakfast, brunch and lunch places in Stockholm
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Koloni
22 TelefonvägenOrganic food within a cool interior, this place is one of my favorite breakfast, brunch and lunch places in Stockholm
Luzette
25 Centralplan Upscale French with ok price
Smak
14 OxtorgsgatanSally Voltaire & Systrar
50 Klarabergsgatan Cheap Vegetarian/Raw food
Aubergine
38 LinnégatanUpscale French Swedish
Fem små hus
10 NygrändUpscale Swedish
Den Gyldene Freden
51 ÖsterlånggatanUpscale Swedish in the Old Town. A must see.
One of Stockholm's classic inner city bars. Don't miss the back bar 'Lilla Baren' for great DJ sets from every genre and silent films projected on the walls. The restaurant has amazing food. A bit pricey but great. Also great for people spotting. This is great for people between ages of 30-50. Lots of famous faces walking around.
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Riche
4 Birger JarlsgatanOne of Stockholm's classic inner city bars. Don't miss the back bar 'Lilla Baren' for great DJ sets from every genre and silent films projected on the walls. The restaurant has amazing food. A bit pricey but great. Also great for people spotting. This is great for people between ages of 30-50. Lots of famous faces walking around.
Sturehof
2 StureplanTypical high end, classy Stockholm restaurant.
This place is very unique. It has a restaurant, which I don't know much about. It looks expensive and high end. But part of it is a bar with hip hop music playing. On weekends the crowd is between 18-25 and dresses very hipster, despite it being located in Stureplan where people typically dress up a lot.
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Taverna Brillo
6 SturegatanThis place is very unique. It has a restaurant, which I don't know much about. It looks expensive and high end. But part of it is a bar with hip hop music playing. On weekends the crowd is between 18-25 and dresses very hipster, despite it being located in Stureplan where people typically dress up a lot.
Oldest 'fika' place in sweden apparently. Pretty busy but pretty nice.
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Vete-Katten
55 KungsgatanOldest 'fika' place in sweden apparently. Pretty busy but pretty nice.
High end restaurant with great drinks and amazing restaurant design interior.
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Nosh and Chow
24 NorrlandsgatanHigh end restaurant with great drinks and amazing restaurant design interior.
A relaxed bar in Stureplan that is easy to get into. DJs mixing classic house music on vinyl, too
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East
13 StureplanA relaxed bar in Stureplan that is easy to get into. DJs mixing classic house music on vinyl, too
Boqueria
17 JakobsbergsgatanTapas. Try the squid! Mid range prices.
Barobao
66 HornsgatanA restaurant like no other. Try the pork dumplings.
The best food I've had in my life, after Östermalm's Saluhallen. Very expensive but amazing asian inspired small dishes.
48 lokale anbefaler
Miss Voon
22 SturegatanThe best food I've had in my life, after Östermalm's Saluhallen. Very expensive but amazing asian inspired small dishes.
Cheap family restaurant with amazing Italian food made in front of you. About 180 SEK per adult for pasta and soft drink.
35 lokale anbefaler
Vapiano Gamla Stan
8 MunkbrogatanCheap family restaurant with amazing Italian food made in front of you. About 180 SEK per adult for pasta and soft drink.
Drinks & Nightlife
A friendly pub/restaurant for when you feel like eating a hearthy meal or getting drinks in a cozy environment
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Three Friends
2 MidsommarparkenA friendly pub/restaurant for when you feel like eating a hearthy meal or getting drinks in a cozy environment
Awesome summer nightclub for hipsters. Get there before 8 pm or you will wait for over 1 hour to get in.
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Trädgården
2 Hammarby SlussvägAwesome summer nightclub for hipsters. Get there before 8 pm or you will wait for over 1 hour to get in.
Inside you will find "The Wall" and "V". These are some of Stockholm's most exclusive nightclubs. You need to be really hot or rich to get in, or know someone who can get you in.
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Sturecompagniet
4 SturegatanInside you will find "The Wall" and "V". These are some of Stockholm's most exclusive nightclubs. You need to be really hot or rich to get in, or know someone who can get you in.
The Soap Bar
1 ÖstermalmstorgSuper nice nightclub.
Essentials
Coop
20 SvandammsvägenGrocery store and post office with decent selection and friendly staff
Coop Medborgarplatsen
7 FatburstrappanLarge and central grocery store.
Parks & Nature
A beautiful park with water and nature just a few minutes away, there is a café/restaurant there as well
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Winterviken
A beautiful park with water and nature just a few minutes away, there is a café/restaurant there as well
Mariatorget
MariatorgetAn upper class, arty, hip area with amazing eateries.
A secret summer park looking over the city. Go for a run along here and stop for a breather to enjoy the views.
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Ivar Los Park
26 BastugatanA secret summer park looking over the city. Go for a run along here and stop for a breather to enjoy the views.
Entertainment & Activities
Tellus
46 VattenledningsvägenA movie theatre and café which is famous for it's cozy interior
Getting Around
The subway station takes you into the city within 12 minutes
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Midsommarkransen T-bana station
The subway station takes you into the city within 12 minutes
Arts & Culture
This is a museum featuring amazing people from the last 100 years who fought for human rights, Diesel's ironic marketing campaign and plenty of other weird stuff.
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Fotografiska
22 StadsgårdshamnenThis is a museum featuring amazing people from the last 100 years who fought for human rights, Diesel's ironic marketing campaign and plenty of other weird stuff.
Moderna Museet is Stockholm’s modern-art maverick, its permanent collection ranging from paintings and sculptures to photography, video art and installations. Highlights include work by Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí (The Enigma of William Tell ), Andy Warhol, Damien Hirst and Robert Rauschenberg (Monograph , affectionately known as 'the goat in a tire'). There are important pieces by Francis Bacon, Marcel Duchamp and Matisse, as well as their Scandinavian contemporaries, and plenty of work by not yet household names.
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Moderna Museet
4 Exercisplan Moderna Museet is Stockholm’s modern-art maverick, its permanent collection ranging from paintings and sculptures to photography, video art and installations. Highlights include work by Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí (The Enigma of William Tell ), Andy Warhol, Damien Hirst and Robert Rauschenberg (Monograph , affectionately known as 'the goat in a tire'). There are important pieces by Francis Bacon, Marcel Duchamp and Matisse, as well as their Scandinavian contemporaries, and plenty of work by not yet household names.
The world’s first open-air museum, Skansen was founded in 1891 by Artur Hazelius to give visitors an insight into how Swedes lived once upon a time. You could easily spend a day here and still not see it all (note that prices and hours vary seasonally). Around 150 traditional houses and other exhibits from across the country dot the hilltop – it’s meant to be ‘Sweden in miniature’, complete with villages, nature, commerce and industry.
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Skansen
49-51 DjurgårdsslättenThe world’s first open-air museum, Skansen was founded in 1891 by Artur Hazelius to give visitors an insight into how Swedes lived once upon a time. You could easily spend a day here and still not see it all (note that prices and hours vary seasonally). Around 150 traditional houses and other exhibits from across the country dot the hilltop – it’s meant to be ‘Sweden in miniature’, complete with villages, nature, commerce and industry.
A good-humoured glorification of some dodgy calculations, Vasamuseet is the custom-built home of the massive warship Vasa . The ship, a whopping 69m long and 48.8m tall, was the pride of the Swedish crown when it set off on its maiden voyage on 10 August 1628. Within minutes, the top-heavy vessel tipped and sank to the bottom of Saltsjön, along with many of the people on board. Guided tours are in English every 30 minutes in summer.
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Vasamuseet
14 GalärvarvsvägenA good-humoured glorification of some dodgy calculations, Vasamuseet is the custom-built home of the massive warship Vasa . The ship, a whopping 69m long and 48.8m tall, was the pride of the Swedish crown when it set off on its maiden voyage on 10 August 1628. Within minutes, the top-heavy vessel tipped and sank to the bottom of Saltsjön, along with many of the people on board. Guided tours are in English every 30 minutes in summer.
ABBA-museet
68 DjurgårdsvägenNobelmuseet
2 StortorgetThe epic Nordiska Museet is Sweden’s largest cultural-history museum and one of its largest indoor spaces. The building itself (from 1907) is an eclectic, Renaissance-style castle designed by Isak Gustav Clason, who also drew up Östermalms Saluhall. Inside you’ll find a sprawling collection of all things Swedish, from sacred Sami objects to fashion, shoes, home interiors and even table settings.
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Nordiska museet
6-16 DjurgårdsvägenThe epic Nordiska Museet is Sweden’s largest cultural-history museum and one of its largest indoor spaces. The building itself (from 1907) is an eclectic, Renaissance-style castle designed by Isak Gustav Clason, who also drew up Östermalms Saluhall. Inside you’ll find a sprawling collection of all things Swedish, from sacred Sami objects to fashion, shoes, home interiors and even table settings.