Haga
Gothenburg, Sweden
A charming historic district known for wooden houses and traditional Swedish cafe culture.
Places in Haga
- Haga cinnamon bun cafes Traditional cafes in the historic wooden-house district, famous for the world's largest cinnamon buns.
Practical notes for Gothenburg
- Best time to visit
- May to September offers warm weather for the city's waterfront dining and Liseberg amusement park.
- Getting around
- Gothenburg's centre is walkable, with an extensive tram network covering the wider city.
- Currency
- Swedish Krona (SEK)
- Language
- Swedish. English is near-universal.
- Timezone
- CET (UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer)
- Current trends
- Gothenburg's vegan restaurant scene continues booming, with plenty of fully vegan establishments and exciting plant-based options appearing even at more traditional restaurants.
Other neighborhoods in Gothenburg
- Klippan — A historic waterfront district home to Sjömagasinet and other seafood-focused dining.
- City centre — The main hub of restaurants, bars, and museums including the Museum of Art and Opera House.
Read the full Gothenburg guide