27 must do´s in Linköping

Stroll by our magnificent cathedral, Linköpings Domkyrka and the castle, Linköpings Slott. Make sure to visit the picturesque museum, Slotts- & Domkyrkomuseum located in Linköping´s castle. A great way to learn about or fascinating history is by a guided city tour with Linköpings Guideklubb.
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Learn about Sweden and 100-year old traditions at the open-air museum Gamla Linköping! Stroll the cobblestone streets, have a Swedish fika at one of the cozy cafés and visit the charming shops in the area. Enjoy delicious waffles at Skönfärgaregården, fika at Dahlbergs café and wonderful ice cream at Gelato House (spring-autumn). Charming accommodation is also available at Hilma Winblads B&B. Best of all – there is no entrance fee!
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Linköping has an amazing aviation history! Flygvapenmuseum attracts heaps of visitors each year, irrespective of gender and age.
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Bergs Slussar (10 km north of Linköping) is the most famous attraction along the Göta Canal. Watch boats going through the locks, join a cruise, play mini golf, enjoy a nice meal or an ice cream! If you´d like to stay overnight – try the hostel or glamping by Go Glamping Sweden (May-September).
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Welcome to a museum featuring a variety of cultural treasures. Discover the different exhibitions with various themes such as contemporary art, fashion and design, photography and currents social issues.
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Bjärka-Säby slott, Ekenäs slott, Linköpings slott, Ljungs slott and Sturefors slott all offer marvellous architecture and historical experiences. Some can only be visited from the outside but are still worth the visit!
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Take the time to experience art while you are here! Except for the many traditional art galleries and museums, lift your gaze once in a while and marvel at the Artscape project´s murals, painted on buildings around Linköping.
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Stroll along Hunnebergsgatan, one of Linköping´s oldest streets and imagine life back in the old days! Or marvel at modern architecture at Vallastaden (living exhibition 2017), right next door to the university!
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The Right of public access gives everybody the wonderful freedom to roam Swedish countryside. Why not pick some blueberries or mushrooms while experience nature?
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For those seeking beautiful natural experiences and tranquility welcome to the Kinda canal.
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There are plenty of nice spots to go swim at outside, Stureforsbadet, 10 km south of Linköping and Viggebybadet, 25 km south of Linköping are two of them. Indoor pools are available in central Linköping at Tinnerbäcksbadet.
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No swimming, but minigolf, ice cream, kayaks, bikes and happy people at Mickey´s Strandfik right by Scandic city hotel. (May-September)
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Either nearby at the city park Trädgårdsföreningen or why not at Tinnerö nature reserve.
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You don’t need to be an experienced hiker to embark on the Östgötaleden trail. The key essentials are a pair of comfortable shoes, hydration, and a packed meal. The areas around Kinda kanal and Rängen runt are easy to access by bus.
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An excellent way to experience Linköping and our beautiful nature is from the water. Join a guided kayak tour, venture out on your own, or with a group of friends. There are numerous options for wonderful kayaking excursions in Linköping!
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We dare you to challange yourself of heights from 2.5 meters to 15 meters at Höghöjdsbanan treetop adventure in Vidingsjö.
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The absolutely best way to get around Linköping is by bike. Did you know that there is even a special bicycle map showing all the best and safest bicyle routes?
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If and when the weather has been cold enough, it´s amazing to go ice-skating on frozen lakes. But never go alone – always stay in the company of someone experienced! Indoor facilities are also available.
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Go to Vreta Ski Center just north of Linköping city for trails and ski rentals.
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There are plenty of cozy cafés in both central Linköping and the surrounding areas. Try some of the Swedish classics like cinnamon buns, princess cake or cookis.
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Linköping is home to award-winning restaurants, local breweries and tasty treats that will keep you coming back for more. Our main square – Stora Torget has a lot of restaurants with great vibes and delicious food!
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Shop at a loppis (flea markets), second-hand, Swedish designs, and other shops in central Linköping or the Tornby shopping area.  If you´re looking for Swedish handicraft and gifts, a good idea is going to the shops at Gamla Linköping!
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Try Nordic lifestyle and go for a classic sauna. Available at Vårdnäs Stiftsgård and at Linköping´s public swimming pool Tinnerbäcksbadet.

We swedes are nuts about our traditions! Celebrate Fettisdagen – Shrove Tuesday in februari or march. Pick seven kinds of flowers and take part in the celebration and festivities of Midsummer in June, throw a Kräftskiva – Crayfish party in august. Or why not eat lots of kanelbullar – cinnamon buns on the 4th of october?
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Both LHC´s (Linköping Hockey club) women´s and men´s teams are one of the best in Sweden.
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LFC (Linköping fotball club) is one of Sweden´s top women´s soccer teams, go cheer them on!
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Saab Arena and Linköping Konsert & Kongress are the two biggest live music venues in Linköping. You can also go to other venues to enjoy live music like Skylten and Palatset. Linköpings biggest outdoor scene is Stångebrofältet right next to Saab Arena.
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Once you´ve learned a bit of swedish, go enjoy a play at Östgötateatern. The theatre in Linköping is set in the beautiful Stora Teatern building.
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