“From Haga to the Archipelago: A Real Gothenburg Experience”

📅 Itinerary Day 1: • Morning: Walked around Haga, one of the oldest neighborhoods cozy cafés, vintage shops, and cinnamon buns the size of your face. • Afternoon: Explored Universeum – indoor rainforest, aquarium, and science center in one. • Evening: Relaxed at Feskekôrka (Fish Church) and had seafood dinner at a riverside restaurant. Day 2: • Morning: Took the ferry to the Southern Archipelago – no cars, peaceful islands. Styrsö was a highlight. • Afternoon: Biked around the island, chilled by the coast, and had fika by the sea. • Evening: Back to the city for drinks in Magasinsgatan trendy area with food trucks and bars. Day 3: • Morning: Visited Slottsskogen Park, saw moose and penguins for free. • Afternoon: Went up to Skansen Kronan for panoramic city views. • Evening: Final walk along Avenyn, the main boulevard, and quick shopping at Nordstan Mall. 🏨 Accommodation Stayed at STF Göteborg City Hotel – clean, modern, perfect central location. Around €80/night. Great access to trams and shops. 🍽 Food Recommendations • Sjöbaren (Haga): Had shrimp sandwich and fish stew – fresh and full of flavor. • Café Husaren: MUST try the giant cinnamon bun (Kanelbulle). Iconic. • Barabicu: Stylish grill with a good vibe for dinner and drinks. 📌 Tips • Buy a 24/72-hour tram pass – public transport is smooth and covers even the ferries to the islands. • Fika is a real thing — slow down and enjoy your coffee and pastry like a local. • Many places close early (even supermarkets), so plan evening meals or snacks in advance.