Vasastan
Your guide to Stockholm’s homely ‘Little Paris’
About Vasastan
Vasastan, also called Stockholm’s Little Paris, is a tour of beautiful park areas, galleries, and cute cafes.
3 reasons to visit Vasastan:
Beautiful parks and high coziness factor
Brasseries and French neighborhood restaurants
The Public Library
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Find places on the map
| Title | Address | Description |
|---|---|---|
G.A.D | Tegnérgatan 4, 113 58 Stockholm, Sverige | Tegnérgatan 4 |
Pomme Crêperie | Idungatan 6, 113 45 Stockholm, Sverige | Idungatan 6 |
Granqvist Store | Rörstrandsgatan 10, 113 40 Stockholm, Sverige | Rörstrandsgatan 10 |
Systrarna Andersson | Karlbergsvägen 45, 113 37 Stockholm, Sverige | Karlbergsvägen 45 |
Tweed Country Sports | Odengatan 98, 113 22 Stockholm, Sverige | Odengatan 98 |
Tiki Room | Birkagatan 10, 113 36 Stockholm, Sverige | Birkagatan 10 |
Mellow Bar | Birkagatan 10, 113 36 Stockholm, Sverige | Birkagatan 10 |
Buco Nero | Roslagsgatan 4, 113 55 Stockholm, Sverige | Roslagsgatan 4 |
Stockholms Glasshus | Birkagatan 8, 113 36 Stockholm, Sverige | Birkagatan 8 |
Tennstopet | Dalagatan 50, 113 24 Stockholm, Sverige | Dalagatan 50 |
Nyström Stockholm | Dalagatan 52, 113 24 Stockholm, Sverige | Dalagatan 52 |
STHLM TAPAS Vasastan | Torsgatan 55, 113 37 Stockholm, Sverige | Torsgatan 55 |
A.Marchesan | Gästrikegatan 1, 113 62 Stockholm, Sverige | Gästrikegatan 1 |
About Vasastan
Stockholm’s Little Paris is a tour of beautiful park areas, galleries, and cute cafes.
Vasastan is often referred to as a homely neighborhood. The area is full of small vintage shops and cozy cafes. If you’re craving coffee, you can visit Systrarna Andersson for breakfast, lunch, or coffee in a genuine 1930’s environment. Another popular café is Pom & Flora, the vegans’ and superfood lovers’ dream. Don’t miss the chance to find selected vintage pieces and branded garments at Arkivet, or head to second-hand stores such as Nu & Då and Stadsmissionen.
Rörstrandsgatan is a hot tip for those who like to stroll around and check out people. If you are moving towards Odenplan, you can also take the opportunity to visit the Public Library. The famous Swedish architect Gunnar Asplund has designed the library’s rotunda and building. The park Vasaparken is a great picnic area in the summer and offers ice skating in the winter. The park also houses Sven-Harry’s Art Museum, one of the newest additions to Stockholm’s art world. If you’re looking for more art, you can visit Bonniers Konsthall, which shows a wide selection of Swedish and international contemporary art.
Vasastan is sometimes called ‘Little Paris’ with its many French-inspired neighborhood restaurants. Of course, there are other cuisines as well. Tranan at Odenplan offers classic homely cooking, and at Knut at Tegnérlunden you’ll find authentic Northern Sweden food. In the evening you can sip Asian drinks at Farang or take a trip to the South Sea at Tiki Room. The connoisseur should visit Svartengrens, where you can enjoy Swedish, experimental drinks with the taste of lingonberry and maple syrup all night long.
