
Colourful 17th-century buildings, narrow alleyways and an ever-lively atmosphere: the old town is a must-see for everyone.

A visit to a museum, a cycle ride or a picnic in the unique Ekoparken; culture and nature go hand in hand on these two islands.

It’s just a short walk from the main station into this neighbourhood. There’s a huge range of shops, cinemas, restaurants and hotels; everything’s just round the corner.

For fine dining, a night out until the early hours and (window) shopping, this is the upmarket and exclusive neighbourhood to visit.

Apart from the town hall, there are no tourist attractions on this island, so here you’ll find yourself by the water’s edge amongst the locals.

Once a working-class neighbourhood, now the city’s trendiest district. Full of trendy (vintage) shops, laid-back cafés and creative types.
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Shopping (antiques, curiosities or boutiques), having a drink and simply grabbing a bite to eat in a neighbourhood with a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere.