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This Food Walk takes you on an adventurous journey into the tastes, flavours, delights and historical significance of the Swedish cuisine through some of best markets and eateries of Stockholm.
You’ll meet your guide in the rich and famous Östermalm area for an introduction to the traditions of Swedish food – from richly flavoured and exquisite cheeses to seasonal game, and get it down with “The Gold of The North”(beer). You’ll get a red-carpet like infusion into the world of Swedish delights at the high end of the famed Östermalms Market Hall.
Heading towards the heart of the city you’ll have the chance to indulge in a traditional Swedish lunch. This will also include the crown jewel of a proud Nordic kitchen; the meatball! You’ll learn what types of potatoes to serve with it, which specific jams accompany them and other fun facts.
Next you’ll be guided through the beautiful Kings Garden. You’ll pass the area that Vogue Magazine voted the “third coolest district in the world”. The tour ends in historic Old Town, dating back to the 13th century and consisting of medieval alleyways and architecture. You’ll finish off here with some traditional candy and sweets… the perfect ending to a great foodie day!
Enjoy the tastes of Stockholm as you visit historic and charming areas
Experience the real Sweden through its food traditions
Visit a selection of Stockholm’s older and newer markets
The founder of these amazing Foodie tours, Peter Rasmussen, grew up in Copenhagen. He has travelled extensively around the world experiencing a colourful variety of foods and cultures. He believes that learning about food is critical to learning about culture - that through food you can appreciate the history and the way people live.
Each guide is passionate about the food and history of the country they represent. The primary guide and trainer, Maria, is a native of Copenhagen, and makes sure each guide she works with has a passion for food and culture and an unrivaled knowledge of both.
Stockholm loves it’s food steeped in Nordic traditions and the riches of the land and sea. Think game, seafood, the famous meatball, berries and greens, and fresh game of the season. Warm up with some glogg and wash it all down with a golden beer, and you’ll be a fan in no time!
You’ll meet your guide in front of the main entrance of Östermalm Saluhall at 10am – come hungry!
