12 kommentarer

1. 

   Hanna

   2013-06-11 at 17:44

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   Haven’t been to Stockholm for ages but visit Malmö from time to time. My favourite restaurant is Atmosfär offering small plates of typical Swedish food. Also Salt & Brygga in the West Harbour has lovely food and offers a summery feel. A drive along the south coast past Skanör/Falsterbo and maybe all the way to Ystad makes a great day trip and the beaches are all fab.

   And if you love design the Form/Design Center in Malmö is a must combining a great shop with exhibitions.

   Enjoy!

   Hanna

2. 

   Elin

   2013-06-11 at 21:45

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   At least one icecreamstop at Stikki Nikki that you find on 4 locations in central Sthlm.

3. 

   Elin

   2013-06-11 at 21:50

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   And for some local food, I suggest the little caravan that sells herring down at Slussen (same name on the subway station), good value!

   Here’s a pic on the caravan!

4. 

   Fleur

   2013-06-12 at 8:22

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   Thank you to everyone who has suggested so far! There’s nothing like local recommendations 🙂

   @Hanna will definitely check out the restaurants and design center! I had thought that Ystad was too far away but if it’s only a day trip then I will definitely look into hiring a car. Great tip, thanks!

   @Elin, my boyfriend is obsessed with ice cream so I expect we will be visiting Stikkinikki everyday! And I’ve heard so much about Swedish herring – We don’t eat herring here in Oz, so I can’t wait to try it. Thank you!

5. 

   Charlotte

   2013-06-13 at 21:18

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   If you rent a car and go to Ystad I recommend a visit to Olof Viktors.

6. 

   Maria

   2013-06-14 at 13:53

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   Don´t miss the Jean Paul Gaultier exhibition at the Architect & Design Museum in Stockholm or the restaurant Råkultur.
   Also try the Swedish Afternoon tea in the famous design store Svenskt Tenn.

7. 

   Isabell

   2013-06-15 at 12:20

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   When you are in Malmö I would recommend renting a car and taking a trip to Österlen. You could start with Ystad and Olof Viktors(as I saw in the comment above) and then go to Simrishamnfor a strawl, up to Orelunds trädgård, near Vik, where you can buy fantastic tomatoes, strawberries, jams, bread and more. Continue to Mandelmanns trädgård near Rörum for coffee, pastries and loooking at the garden and the animals. Finish off with dinner at restaurand Friden, the best pizzas in Skåne, and also a beautiful garden and atmosphere. This is a whole day trip that I love and try to do every year!

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   Isabell

   2013-06-15 at 14:26

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   Oh, and here´s a great Stockholm guide in english I found just now on a great blog:
   http://www.greenkitchenstories.com/our-stockholm/

9. 

   Elin

   2013-06-17 at 13:23

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   Fleur, i just read this and thaught it might be a stop for you, those sweets are absolutely lovely; http://www.davidlebovitz.com/2013/06/parlans-konfektyr-caramel/#more-13080

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      Elin

      2013-06-26 at 8:21

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      And the added summary about Stockholm here ; http://www.davidlebovitz.com/2013/06/stockholm-sweden/

10. 

    Eva

    2013-06-17 at 22:53

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    A few restaurant suggestions in Malmö:
    http://restaurangrebell.se/ No website in Swedish but really nice foid
    http://www.bastardrestaurant.se/home/1.html
    http://www.saiko.se/english.html
    http://www.lillakafferosteriet.se/en/ When in need of a really good cup of java
    Food shops:
    http://greenmatmarknad.se/butiken/
    http://www.osterlensmatmarknad.se/ Not in Malmö, but if you take a daytrip to Österlen
    And, finally:
    http://www.culinary-heritage.com/region.asp?sprakid=5&regionid=47#.Ub93BcsaySM

    Eva

11. 

    Linnea

    2013-07-08 at 10:55

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    When in Malmö you have to pay a visit to Te & kaka (tea and cookie), world class afternoon tea!