Sweden’s “Lagom,” and Denmark’s “Hygge,” aren’t just trendy words — they’re philosophies that promote well-being and balance.

Sweden is known for its sweet treats, whether that's sticky cinnamon buns, indulgent semlor or bright green princess cakes. The Local's new newsletter will walk you through a whole year of Swedish ...

and culture but for them to actually learn it, they need to talk to someone who knows about it.” One of the things that Lana and Minette enjoy doing together is meeting up for fika (the Swedish term ...

When I was young, a homemade meal coordinated by the local “ladies’ aid” was a monthly event. We all looked forward to the ...

The Porsche showroom’s Cafe Carrera, run by Baker & Cook, is where you’ll find not only fresh coffee but also pastries, cakes ...

No fika, the coffee break Swedes take with their colleagues ... then run down the clock. In this culture of industriousness, people cast rest aside for much of their lives. When some managers ...

With an interesting mix of royalty, culture, history ... enjoy one of the most cherished Swedish customs, fika. The latter is simply taking a coffee break with friends, colleagues and the like.

Sweden’s gastronomy is wide-ranging, reflecting its large north-to-south expanse and four distinct seasons. From savory favorites like meatballs to sweet treats including Princess cakes and cinnamon ...

The Red Barn Studio Museum preserves the workspace of Lester Raymer, a local artist whose creative recycling of materials resulted in whimsical, thoughtful pieces that embody the prairie spirit of ...