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In Sweden, Halloween is a fairly new tradition, adopted from American traditions. It is also well separated from the tradition of Allhelgona – but celebrated only a day earlier or later than the new Halloween, to honor those who have passed away. Even though Halloween isn’t huge in this city, there are plenty of good places to go for those who want to mix new traditions with old. This collection will guide anyone looking to prepare for a costume party, as well as the family, single, or couple. Pick and choose for a Halloween your way.

Halloween in Stockholm

Gamla Stan or Old Town attracts more tourists than any other area of Stockholm. That doesn't seem like it when you follow the crowd of people snailing down the street full of Chinese souvenirs. Actually, if you move a dozen meters off the beaten track you'll find really interesting tourist-free places full of locals.

Stockholm: the most exciting places in Old Town, or tourist-free sights

Although traditional Swedish cuisine is not too sophisticated, it offers delicious but quite simple fish, meat and potato dishes prepared to old recipes. Modern food culture is at a very high level here. Swedes know that the main guarantee of good taste is a combination of fresh ingredients and a skillful chef. Stockholm cafés and restaurants will satisfy even the most demanding customers. Here are some places you should definitely visit.

Stockholm for Foodies

Swedish design and quality are known all around the globe. So one just can't leave Stockholm without buying something really beautiful. Luckily the best shopping spots of the city can be explored during one pleasant walk.

Beyond the Limits: Shopping in Stockholm

Östermalm is the most expensive district in the center of Stockholm. A bit snobbish but full of entertainment. Local stores and restaurants offer faultless quality, sophisticated style and refined service. An air of culture and many years of tradition, old architecture and dozens of interesting places – everything makes you feel like a local aristocrat. Don't forget to explore the area around Strandvägen promenade.

A perfect day of a bourgeois Stockholmer

Amusement parks, main symbols of the city, pedestrian streets, beautiful gardens and cave-like underground – Stockholm is full of this kind of stuff. It is not a jot industrial: the city is perfectly clean and tidy. Everything you need to know about Stockholm is in our collection.

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