Haga District
About
Haga is Gothenburg's oldest and most charming neighborhood, famous for its beautifully preserved wood-and-brick houses dating back to the nineteenth century. The pedestrian-only cobblestone streets are lined with independent boutiques, antique shops, local craft workshops, and cozy traditional cafes.

Highlights
What makes this place special

Preserved wooden houses
Photograph the unique landshövdingehus (governor's houses) with brick ground floors and wooden upper levels.

Café Husaren
Visit the famous cafe known for baking giant, plate-sized cinnamon buns.

Skansen Kronan
Walk up the nearby hill to view the historic seventeenth-century stone fortress overlooking the district.
Things to Know
- •The streets are highly pedestrianized, making it incredibly safe and pleasant to explore on foot
- •Avoid carrying heavy bags as the historic cobblestones can be uneven
- •Most independent shops close early on Saturday afternoons and remain closed on Sundays










