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Cycling, cake and coffee in HABO

– Enjoy this retro café along highway 195, with its vintage atmosphere and large collection of items.

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Both the Västgötaleden and Runt Vätternleden trail in Habo connect with the Sverigeleden trail (Swedish Trail). Here you can cycle through woods, meadows and fields on cycling paths or small roads with little traffic. There are plenty of places to stop along the way if you're hungry or tired.

Strömbäck Gårdscafé

– a quiet place for a stressed soul. Visit the café in the courtyard or relax on the wide veranda and enjoy the peace of the surrounding woods.

www.strombackscafe.se

Vildmarkscaféet – Experience Wildpark

A café with a wilderness theme. There are plenty of exciting things to experience in the park.

www.experiencewildpark.se

Sjöstugan and Furusjöbadet

– stop for a ice cream at the kiosk and head for the lovely beach at Furusjö, where you can take a dip. Open: June – August, 12 noon–6 pm daily

Landhs konditori

– a traditional bakery located right on the town square in Habo. Here you can enjoy everything from baked goods to a light lunch.

www.landhs.se

Tourist information

Library, Jönköpingsvägen 2 Tel +46(0)36-442 81 11

turistinfo@habokommun.se upplev.habokommun.se

Holmenstugan

– Café and restaurant in scenic surroundings out in the country. Enjoy a a coffee on the terrace by the pond.

www.llagat.se

Glamping & Vintage

Sustainable and eco-friendly shopping is a growing trend. In Habo, you’ll find Vildungar a second-hand shop selling children’s clothing and toys, run by Marika. She says:

“I wanted to offer customers a smart, eco-friendly and economical shop without sacrificing quality. The items are second-hand, but like new. www.

vildungar.se

Reuse, which is part of the municipality's sustainability work, is something that gives both people and items a second chance. Habo has shops with second-hand clothing and furniture that offer assembly and tailoring services. Find your own treasures and give yourself and others added value, while reducing your carbon footprint. www.habokommun.se

Shop from circular businesses for the benefit of children and a better world where their dreams can come true. Erikshjälpen one of Habo’s second-hand shops belongs to ERIKS Development Partner, a non-profit organisation that works to ensure children’s rights to education, health and protection. This is where the dream begins. The organisation believes in a future for children whose parents are unemployed, and in a more environmentally sound world with hope for future generations. www.erikshjalpen.se

After a day of second-hand shopping, it's great to stretch out in a comfortable bed and enjoy the tranquillity of nature. At Julared Glamping you will find luxuriously equipped dome tents surrounded by woods, so you can wake up to the sound of birds chirping in the trees. www.julared.se

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