We need to talk about “Swedish Fika”
“Swedish Fika” is the biggest tourist trap a visitor to our country can walk into. Why? Because it’s nothing but a four-letter-word and fancy marketing.
“Swedish Fika” is the biggest tourist trap a visitor to our country can walk into. Why? Because it’s nothing but a four-letter-word and fancy marketing.
Whenever I have the pleasure of taking guests to show them my city I wonder: will they be happy to see things from the outside
What was once an industrial city is changing, rapidly, into a modern cosmopolitan city Gothenburg as a city is changing. Rapidly. And right now, the
Good question: what if you don’t know what to expect, what to see? In a previous post here, I underlined the importance of talking to
“It’s raining men, hallelujah!” – If only, right? What is it with raining men or “cats and dogs” anyway? I once taught a class in
“Göteborg, we love you!” When I moved to Gothenburg in 1992, it was to study. It was a different city then it is now. The