Experts' Choice Award Haga Nygata
What the experts agree on
Gothenburg's oldest suburb (since 1648) transformed from a 19th-century working-class neighborhood into the city's trendiest quarter. Distinctive wooden houses with stone ground floors now house independent shops and cosmopolitan cafés.
“Like most buildings in Haga, the buildings' ground floors were made of stone in order to prevent the spread of fire (the upper floors are wood). ”
– Fodor's
Lonely Planet "The Haga district is Gothenburg’s oldest suburb, dating back to 1648." Full review
Michelin Guide 1 Star
"Nowadays considered Gothenburg's trendiest quarter, the charming district of Haga was, in the 19C, the city's working class heart." Full review
Afar Magazine "Formerly a working-class neighborhood, Haga’s wooden houses have been repurposed as independent shops and cafés with a cosmopolitan vibe." Full review
