Tessinparken Playground
A little town after the 1930 Stockholm Exhibition, with functionalist playhouses, a crane and a tram, lots of swings, a wading pool and staff who lend out toys.
Tessinparken
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Juicy cinnamon buns are what this bakery is known for, alongside cardamom buns, croissants and sourdough, all baked from scratch.
A casual burger meal with fries and shakes is useful when nobody has the bandwidth for another long restaurant experience.
A city playground built around a silver horse leaping out of a giant mirror.
Free for anyone 18 and under, with the Viking World exhibition, the Gold Room and a lunchroom with a microwave for food brought from home.
Hotel apartments from studios up to two bedrooms and 95 square meters, every one with a kitchen, and a grocery store and a SATS gym in the building.
The name is Neapolitan for 'thank goodness', and the pizzas are made Naples-style, at one of six branches around town.