Feskekörka, Gothenburg's charming seafood haven housed in a Gothic-style market, offers fresh catches, delicious dining, and a lively atmosphere.
"A Tribute to the Fish Feskekörka means "the fish church" and is a fitting name for the indoor fish market, built in 1874, that houses all the glimmering delicacies of the sea. (The name is also an example of typical Gothenburg humor—playing with words and with lighthearted disrespect towards authority.) Inside you'll find stalls packed with fresh fish and seafood, as well as stalls for lunch. Visit the restaurant Gabriel up on the balcony. The owner, Johan Malm, is a multiple-time oyster opening champion, so he can tell you everything you need to know about the briny bivalve."
"Head across the canal to the Feskekôrka fish market to enjoy an array of fresh, caught-daily seafood in a building modeled after Gothic churches." - Travel + Leisure Editors
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Johan Björefeldt
Chaitanya Ravipati
Tim Taylor
Raphael Bartke
MrAsaroV
Ruben Ferreira
Heidi Karlsson
Alan B