- What kind of camera do you use?
I shoot mostly with a Canon Eos 5D 24-70 mm 2,8 and my Iphone.
- Can use your photos on my blog?
You can, if you link back to my site and credit them clearly.
You can not use my photos as icons, headers or something misleading.
And you can not manipulate them (add things to them, change colors,
proportions etc.)
- Who designed your blog?
I did. The site was programmed by Web Creations, is powered by WordPress, and hosted by Binero.
- What kind of a cat is Hiro?
He’s a Devon Rex.
- I’m coming to your town, do you have any Gothenburg tip?
* The areas around Haga and Linné are nice to stroll.
* You should walk by Andra långgatan (in the same area) and check out
Two Little Birds, a café and art gallery, Iris Berså and Hades antique store.
* In Haga you can drink good coffee (says my friends, I don´t drink coffe) and eat good sandwhiches at Le Petit Café. Some nice shops in Haga are Drömma and Bebop.
* Good coffee + bagels at Linnégatan, Bönor & Bagels.
* In Linné you can find three very nice shops in a raw on Olivedalsgatan. Once upon a time, Popitop and Verkstan.
* Second hand shops in Linné, Myrorna, Järntorgsgatan 10, Emmaus, Linnégatan 9.
* Other good places to visit in Gothenburg are Röda Sten, Göteborgs Konstmuseum and Botaniska Trädgården, the largest botanical garden in Sweden.
* One of the best second hand stores in Gothenburg is Holmens marknad, open every day. Another good second hand place is Saron Kyrkan, open at thursdays and saturdays.
* Two favorite shops in the city area, Prickig Katt and Emma & Malena.
* If you visit with kids you should definitely visit Slottsskogen, where you also find Naturhistoriska Museet (Natural History Museum), Barnens Zoo (children’s zoo) and Djurgårdarna (a family animal park). Don’t miss the feeding of the seals at 2 pm!
* The science center Universeum, can also be worth it.
* If you come in the summertime I would recommend to visit the beautiful southern archipelago, Styrsö, Brännö, Donsö, Köpstadsö and Vrångö, nice for bathing and excursions, all accessible by public ferries which leave from Saltholmen.
Unfortunately I don´t have any good tip for hotels or youth hostels, but I´m sure that you can find tip on the web.
Take a look at this good guide to West Sweden for more tips.
- I’m coming to Stockholm, do you have any tip where to go?
I’m not in Stockholm very often, but when I’m there I like to go to:
* The areas around Södermalm, where you can find nice shops like Tjalla Malla.
* For more tips about Stockholm check out Emmas Designblog´s Stockholm guide.
En bra alternativ guide till Göteborg för er som förstår svenska, Göteborg Nonstop.