Stockholm Citywalk: Tunnels, Coffee-less Cafes, and Spicy Mala Tang! 🇸🇪🚶‍♀️

#summervacay My recent citywalk in Stockholm led me to some unexpected discoveries! I stumbled upon a curious tunnel in the city center, which I later found on Google Maps as the Brunkeberg Tunnel. It's definitely a lesser-known spot in Stockholm. This tunnel is only for pedestrians and cyclists, and even on a hot day, it felt like walking into a freezer! I heard a fun fact that when it was first built, you actually had to pay to use it, but now it's free. In the afternoon, I tried to visit a famous local cafe, but to my dismay, their coffee machine was broken! A cafe without coffee – go figure! Still, the pastries I tried were genuinely delicious. As evening approached, I headed to "Let's Malatang" and indulged in some Sichuan-style Mala Tang. It was incredibly tasty! After dinner, I popped into a Chinese supermarket and was once again shocked by the prices. Even the Mala Tang wasn't cheap; a large bowl for two plus a soda cost over 300 SEK, but by Stockholm standards, that's actually quite reasonable. I picked up a few rare items and walked home, passing by lively street-side bars packed with people – the city was buzzing! #sweden #stockholm #cityexplorer #uniquecityspots #citywalk