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A unique architectural setting and a matchstick industry that sparked global impact
In the heart of Jönköping lies the Matchstick District – a unique neighborhood where cultural heritage, culinary experiences, and creativity come together in beautifully preserved industrial buildings from the 19th century. Cobblestone streets, historic architecture, and a vibrant mix of shops, restaurants, and artists welcome you to this lively part of the city.
The area is home to several shops and creators focused on design, interior decor, and sustainability. Katrin Bååths Ateljé, you’ll find vintage pieces and carefully curated products, while Blankdays offers Swedish-designed clothing and Bikupan stocks organic goods. Friendly Corner combines an interior design shop with a co-working space, and for gaming enthusiasts, Gameffect is the place to be.
The Matchstick District offers a wide range of restaurants and cafés. From classic Nordic cuisine at Brasserie NÒR to the city’s only seafood restaurant, Pescadores, there’s something for every palate. Cook your own meal at Blackstone Steakhouse or explore local brews at Idlewild Beer Café.
In the heart of Jönköping’s Matchstick District lies Kulturhuset – a vibrant hub for culture, creativity, and connection. Here, associations, workshops, performing arts, film, flea markets, and a cozy café come together in a historic setting where ideas are welcomed and people are invited to meet. For over 40 years, the house has been run by a nonprofit association with the goal of being an open space for anyone who wants to create, experience, and be part of the cultural scene.
Visit Sweden’s only fully preserved industrial site from the matchstick industry. The Matchstick Museum, housed in a beautiful wooden building from 1848, tells the story of how Jönköping became a global center for matchstick production and how the area has evolved into today’s cultural meeting place. Discover its fascinating past through a digital walking tour and learn more about the people and machines that put Jönköping on the world map