Sweden

The Gothenburg archipelago consists of over 30 beautiful islands, easily accessible by car or public transport. The archipelago is split into north and south and both with equally stunning and …

Öland is Sweden’s second-biggest island and is separated from the rest of Sweden by a 6km long bridge. With 500km of coastline, striking nature, rich history and amazing wildlife – …

Marstrand is a sailing town and island located in West Sweden, less than an hour’s drive away from Gothenburg. Surrounded by the sea and the beautiful archipelago, it makes for …

Öland is Sweden’s second-largest island and one of my favorite destinations in the country. Home to an extraordinary amount of windmills, over 350 to be exact, there really only is …

When you think about Sweden, what kind of houses do you generally picture you’ll see? I imagine most of us see a charming red and white cottage or a modern, …

Whether you’re visiting Göteborg on a weekend or a weekday, there’s always a good excuse for brunch! And with new brunch places constantly opening in Gothenburg, you simply must go …

Rocky coastlines, colorful fishing cottages and home to some of the best open-top shrimp sandwiches in the country – Smögen is definitely the most charming seaside town in Sweden. Smögen …

Spring usually arrives in the Northern hemisphere at the mid-end of March, and no one is happier about spring in Sweden than Swedes! As days start getting longer and the …

I just love spring in Gothenburg – the trees and flowers start to blossom, the cafés open their outdoor serving and the days are getting longer by the minute. And …

Gothenburg is Sweden’s second-largest city and home to over 500.000 people. Perfectly located on the west coast of Sweden, the city boasts with beautiful archipelago, cosy city parks, a trendy …

Taking photos in autumn is a real treat for photographers! And since autumn in Sweden is stunning, I decided to gather all my best autumn places in Sweden right here in this …

In the summer of 2013, I decided to do something I literally never dreamt of doing: I moved to Sweden. I, know, crazy. How did I end up here? This …