Denmark's oldest Christmas bazaar returns to Svenska Gustafskyrkan for the 114th time, bringing a warm slice of Swedish Christmas to the city. The weekend before the first Advent, the church's newly renovated rooms fill with classic Swedish decorations, advent calendars, textiles, polkagris, handmade goods and lottery prizes, and there is a Fyndboden for bargain hunting.
Stop by the café for fika with sandwiches, lucia buns, Swedish cheesecake, mulled wine and other hot drinks, or browse the food stall for Swedish holiday favourites such as herring, salmon, Christmas ham, crispbread, cheese and lingonberry jam. The bazaar is run by volunteers in traditional folk costumes and is an important source of income for the church.
