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Flickorna Helin

The guide was updated: 2024-01-22

A charming café in a secluded and leafy setting with a large and very popular selection of baked goods. The castle-like building is located along the pedestrian path on Djurgården, and it’s a splendid place for lunch or a coffee break between visits to Skansen, the Vasa Museum, and other nearby attractions.

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Address: Rosendalsvägen 14, Stockholm
Opening hours: Mon–Sat 9am–5pm, Sun 10am–5pm
Website: www.instagram.com/flickornahelin
Phone: +46 8 664 51 08
Email: info@flickornahelin.se

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Flickorna Helin

Flickorna Helin

A charming café in a secluded and leafy setting with a large and very popular selection of baked goods. The castle-like building is located along the pedestrian path on Djurgården, and it’s a splendid place for lunch or a coffee break between visits to Skansen, the Vasa Museum, and other nearby attractions.

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