The Swedish word for a coffee and a pastry or cinnamon bun with it is called "fika". And we fika all the time.

SOFO offers a lot to its visitors. You'll find both designer clothes, second-hand, cool bars, intimate restaurants but also crazy shops, tiny shops and the odd wine bar.

The ambiance is cozy, yet modern, and the open kitchen provides a captivating view of skilled pizzaiolos crafting each pie with passion and precision.

It takes about 30 minutes for the train to "leave" the suburbs. You'll pass by stables and farmers. Look out for the typical Swedish countryside houses!

StikkiNikki is my no.1 ice cream place in Stockholm. They're all homemade at the same small-scale local production facility — and have no additives!

Karlbergs Castle in Stockholm is not open to visitors, but the beautiful and interesting park around is open daily and entry is free of charge!