Bryggartäppan
Crooked handbuilt wooden houses among old fruit trees, with a smithy and workshop where kids use period tools, a stable, an outhouse and a big wooden horse and cart.
Bjurholmsgatan 1A
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A beer hall serving Swedish home cooking since 1904 under painted ceilings: hand-rolled meatballs, herring, pork knuckle with mash and rhubarb pie.
A staffed park playground with mini pigs, goats, sheep and rabbits, trampolines and a zip line, and bikes, stilts and bandy sticks to borrow.
Hummus, zhug and tahini made from scratch, all of it gluten-free, and a deli counter that sells them by weight to take home.
A neighborhood bakery where a warm bun and coffee can rescue everyone before another round of sightseeing.
Restaurant, deli and shop in one, with pancakes, French toast and shakshouka on the all-day menu and a big summer terrace next to Nytorgsparken.
An Italian-Californian restaurant that welcomes families, with a kids' margherita pizza that comes with a scoop of ice cream.