Spring in Stockholm means that the days get noticeably longer, the city starts to feel alive again, and people grab any bit of sunshine they can find. Early spring can still feel like winter (yes, even snow), but it usually doesn’t last for long. March can swing from -2°C with snow flurries to 8°C and … Read more
Stockholm’s autumn is a quiet kind of magic. The city’s parks and islands turn golden and red, the air gets crisp, and the low northern light makes everything feel calm and cinematic. Whether you’re strolling through central parks or taking a short trip into nearby nature reserves, there are plenty of beautiful spots to enjoy … Read more
Bergianska trädgården (Bergius Botanic Garden) is a botanical garden in the northern part of Stockholm, not far from the University metro station. It’s a peaceful place to step away from the city and wander among plants, trees, and green spaces. The outdoor garden is free to enter and open all year round, making it an … Read more
As a city built on islands, Stockholm is not only surrounded by water but is also home to an abundance of green spaces where you can escape the hustle and bustle of urban life. From tranquil retreats to lively gathering spots, these parks offer a glimpse into the city’s harmonious blend of nature and modernity. … Read more
Rosendals Trädgårdskafé is a garden café and restaurant in the biodynamic garden, Rosendals Trädgård, in Djurgården. The garden uses sustainable and organic farming methods, focusing on biodiversity and ecological balance. Here you can explore the lush gardens, which include vegetable plots, orchards, and flower gardens. The café offers fresh food using produce from the gardens, … Read more
