Timeline
13:00
Start with a pastry and coffee at the historic Vete-Katten. The interiors date back to 1928, offering a quiet moment before the afternoon crowds arrive.
13:15
Walk to Kungsträdgården. As a park with frequent stage performances, it is the perfect spot to sit and people-watch. If it is winter, you might see ice skating on the pond.
15:00
Head to Grillska huset for a late lunch. Housed in a medieval building owned by the wealthy Grill family from 1681 to 1800, it offers a more relaxed and less overpriced atmosphere than many other venues in the old town.
Local tip
Vete-Katten is open from 09:00 on weekends and 07:30 on weekdays. Grillska huset closes at 21:00 on weekdays and 20:00 on Sundays and Mondays.
Check before you go
- Vete-Katten is open Mo-Fr 07:30-20:00 and Sa-Su 09:00-19:00.
- Grillska huset is open Mo 10:00-20:00, Tu-Sa 10:00-21:00, and Su 11:00-20:00.
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