Kids – Guides to Sweden

Are you looking for something fun to do with kids in Malmö? No problem - Malmö is a family-friendly city with masses of exciting activities to choose from. In this guide we've listed things to do to suit children of all ages, that adults will generally enjoy too. From shopping to cinema to culture a...

Thursday evening, starving and refused entry to an empty restaurant because of a buggy? Finding a children-friendly restaurant in Stockholm isn't always child's play; despite the fact the city is packed with places to eat. And it gets even more difficult when you are looking for an eatery that is bo...

Whether you're visiting Stockholm with your kids over the school holidays or you live here and are looking for new ideas, there are plenty of fun things for young people to do in the capital. Climb a climbing wall, try out amazing experiments, watch films on the big screen, swim in the open air or d...

Sportlovet - the February half-term holiday - is a wonderful opportunity to spend some time with the family and engage in some fun activities together. Whether you fancy some snowy winter sports, getting fit on a sandy beach or doing something completely non-sport related, there are plenty of exciti...

Going out to eat with the whole family may sound like a nice idea. But finding a restaurant in Gothenburg with space for buggies, a children's menu and tolerance from fellow guests when the kids start to get restless can be a challenge. We've picked out family-friendly restaurants in Gothenburg that...

If you happen to be in Stockholm with your children over the Easter holidays, there's plenty to do both in the city and just outside. Visit one of the city's many museums, get creative with Easter arts and crafts or run and play outdoors. Stockholm is full of activities that are fun for both large a...

Pretty little dresses, smart shoes in mini sizes, gloves for tiny fingers, woolly hats with little ears... Going into a shop filled with cute clothes for babies and children can make you want to buy one of everything, but the most important thing is to find clothes that are hard-wearing, long-lastin...

If you find yourself in Stockholm around the time of the Swedish autumn school break (October 30 - November 3) you'll find a wide range of great activities on offer for kids. Halloween falls on this week, so there are plenty of spooky happenings and ghostly goings-on. The guide includes current muse...

Children have a magical ability to play with pretty much anything - sticks, pine cones, a scrap of material or a made-up imaginary friend. But sometimes it's even more fun to play with 'proper' toys as they can really fire the imagination and help the child learn new things. Save the world in a Batm...

Whether you live in the city or are just passing through, Stockholm is a fun and atmospheric place to be over the Christmas holidays, with plenty of activities for old and young alike. You'll find festive activities to boost your Christmas spirit, but also activities for when you need a break from a...

When the summer warmth finally spreads over Stockholm, you need to know where you can cool off with a refreshing dip. There aren't many capital cities where you can swim from sandy beaches and bathing rocks right in the city centre, but Stockholm is a real outdoor urban swimmer's paradise. Follow ou...

Sweden has a wide range of amusement parks, theme parks and water parks that are suitable for families with children, groups of friends and holidaymakers. In this guide we have collected the best amusement parks in Sweden, from classic fairgrounds to summer parks, zoos and theme parks. Whether you'r...

The Christmas holidays are a wonderful time for rest and relaxation, as well as fun activities for the whole family during the school break. Follow our guide to an enjoyable Christmas break in Malmö, with plenty of ideas for things to do when you're free from work or school - everything from boules...