Fun and entertainment Norrland

A traditional English pub, the most British of all, here in northern Sweden. It has a very Swedish atmosphere, a perfect mix of the two cultures. To drink a beer or eat an English speciality that will perhaps change you from the reindeer and elk that can be found everywhere. On the menu: Caesar salad, fish & chips, hamburger, classic! It is in any case here that you come with colleagues or friends, to share a good time in a nice and subdued setting. In the summer, we don't refuse a place on the terrace.

Designed by architect Bo Karlberg, the Gävle Philharmonic Concert Hall is an elegant building surrounded by wild greenery on the edge of a peaceful pond. The interior acoustics are designed for flexible adaptation to symphonic and popular music, which has allowed the venue to host rock bands as well as classical orchestras and Mongolian throat singers. Be sure to visit their website to check out their upcoming concerts, as you will be potentially surprised and delighted!

Right in the heart of the city centre, this lounge bar offers a limited but quality food menu. The dishes are quite basic but good. As soon as you come to the choice of drinks and especially cocktails to accompany the meal, the menu immediately becomes much more extensive. Notice to the amateurs! Relaxed atmosphere to go out with friends in an elegant and very modern design. If the place has nothing exceptional it remains a good option to spend a pleasant moment in all simplicity.

This is Luleå's unmissable address for a drink, dancing, going out, staying late, the sun never sets so much! It is simply a boat at quayside that welcomes all the youth of the city until late, very late in the morning. The place is frequented by locals of all ages and you're sure to find a great atmosphere every night, whether it's for a simple drink or to wiggle around on the dance floor. As well as being lively, the Bistrot Bar Brygga is very well located in the heart of the harbour.

A book-lined pub with a very pleasant British atmosphere where you can enjoy a good beer, like the Bulldog from Gotland (the establishment offers 200 beers by the bottle and 30 on draught, a good part of which comes from Swedish and foreign micro-breweries) and why not have a bite to eat: the reindeer meat pita is authentic, and the burger particularly delicious. As far as the clientele is concerned, the Bishop is mainly made up of locals, and in particular the workers of Sundsvall during afterwork.

Formerly Unga Magasinet, this place was created by young motivated volunteers! An open stage with guitars at your disposal, role-playing or board game tournaments, coffee, baked goods (at affordable prices because the goal here is not to make a profit), a fully equipped craft workshop and exhibitions. Access is privileged for young people between 16 and 25 years old. The premises also include armchairs in a cosy corner, a cinema screen and a game corner! You can spend an afternoon drinking a coffee and reading a book...

The Royal isn't just a nightclub. That's where it all happens! It's both the best and the worst, since it's actually the only one around. All the more reason to go there! On Fridays, the track is almost deserted and the most famous international hits are played. On Saturdays, the average age is much lower and the electro hits and remixes follow one another. Don't forget to take a small souvenir photo at the photo booth. In short, a must for those who want to get an idea of the nightlife in Swedish Lapland!

The Tant Sveas coffee is a real little casket of sweetness. A mix of hipster and Scandinavian atmosphere with pastel colours on the wall, green plants in a mess, and frames to dress the walls. Between the many period coffee tables and chairs, velvet armchairs for those who wish to linger. You quickly feel at home here and it's hard to tear yourself away from this bubble. To accompany your drink, you will have the choice between several traditional pastries and some ice cream flavours. You can also have a light lunch.

A few meters from the river Ängermanälven and in the same street as Lilla Cafe, you can enjoy a pastry, a sandwich or indulge in a fika . The place has a slightly faded look, which may not suit everyone. For some, this little café has a vintage charm while being casual. Plus, you can eat there without breaking the bank! Very popular, this café also offers the possibility to sit on the terrace in summer. Very recommended address for a simple lunch or a cup of tea with a good book.