

Haga
Once run-down and on the verge of demolition, Gothenburg’s oldest district underwent a much-needed facelift in the 1980s and today, the historic quarter is one of the city’s liveliest and most fashionable neighborhoods. With its cobblestone lanes and distinctive 19th-century artisan buildings, Haga oozes character and the largely pedestrianized district is crammed with vintage clothing boutiques, independent designers and quirky antique shops.
Join the city’s creative types for a stroll around Haga and once you’ve finished browsing the shops and admiring the unique architecture, stop by the legendary Café Husaren, famous for its giant cinnamon rolls – a Swedish specialty – or relax at the stylish Hagabadet Spa. Another popular pastime is climbing the nearby Risåsberget hill, where the 17th-century Skansen Kronan fortress offers stunning views over Haga below.
Haga Tours
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Haga Sightseeing Tour

Segway Harbour Tour of Gothenburg

Make Your Own Tour - Guided Walking Tour

The Instagrammable Places of Gothenburg with a Local

Photogenic Gothenburg with a Local

The Best of Gothenburg Walking Tour

Gothenburg city tour by traditional tram
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- Haga Sightseeing Tour
- Segway Harbour Tour of Gothenburg
- Make Your Own Tour - Guided Walking Tour
- The Instagrammable Places of Gothenburg with a Local
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