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Haga Nygatan
Göteborg
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Haga is the oldest area of Gothenburg, dating back to the 1640s. Until the 1980s, Haga was a rundown area, but it has since then been renovated. The old houses are now interspersed with new buildings built in an older style. If you are interested in antiques and arts and crafts, then you should visit Haga. On and around the main street, Haga Nygata, you can find several antiques dealers, antiquarian bookstores, and arts and crafts shops. You can also find other types of shops for all ages and interests. There are many cafés and a few restaurants in Haga, if you get hungry during your visit. Haga is within walking distance from the city centre. If you don't feel like walking, you can catch trams 1, 3, 4 or 9 from Brunnsparken to Hagakyrkan.
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