Street in Gothenburg

Haga District

Haga is Gothenburg’s oldest neighborhood, a pedestrian street of wooden houses, vintage shops, cafes, and the Hagabadet (a historic public bathhouse). Free to walk. The cafes serve the famous Haga cinnamon bun (a plate-sized pastry for a few euros). Budget travelers walk Haga, eat a giant cinnamon bun, and discover that Gothenburg’s charm is quieter and cheaper than Stockholm’s.

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Södra Allégatan 3, 413 01 Gothenburg
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