The Incredible Mälarpaviljongen

One of the hottest places you can go in Stockholm is a lakeside bar and restaurant called Mälarpaviljongen. Every city has that one place where all the chic urbanites hang out, but in Stockholm they raise the bar incredibly high.

Located along the Norr Mälarstrand promenade, you can come here to see the beautiful people of Stockholm. You can’t help but get so completely caught up in the vibe of this place, especially on those magical summer Swedish nights where the sun stays out so long and you find yourself making life-long friends. This remarkable spot really is a bastion for the stylish, fun crowds of Stockholm.

Mälarpaviljongen is not only a great bar that is pretty unique, but the food here is also quite extraordinary. The kitchen boasts a lunch and a la carte menu with different types of food to satisfy anybody’s desires with cuisines from around the world. People can dine among the lively visitors or in a pagoda over-looking the lake, and regardless of which you choose, the ambience dances with the food.

For those looking for more drinks and less food, Mälarpaviljongen makes incredible, unique cocktails and they have a vast selection of wine and beer that make for an extremely good time. Their main bar exists on a jetty that extends into the lake for a wonderfully beautiful environment. They very often have live music which is an added treat to the bar, and between the entertainment, the people watching and the food it’s guaranteed that nobody will leave unsatisfied in any way.

Getting to Mälarpaviljongen isn’t difficult; it’s a little walk from the nearest subway stop, Radhuset. Other than that, any taxi cab in Stockholm will show you the way. During the winter months the venue shuts down only to re-open again when the days get incredibly long and you find yourself getting caught up in that Scandinavian summer evening. The one where the only thing you can do is embrace it and head over to Mälarpaviljongen to make some great friends and see some of Stockholm’s coolest people. www.malarpaviljongen.se.