Restaurant Portofino
Restaurant Portofino
Step into medieval Stockholm's vaulted cellars for mead, live music, and 14th-century feasts amid Gamla Stan's historic charm.
Nestled in Stockholm's Gamla Stan, Sjätte Tunnan transports diners to the Middle Ages with its vaulted cellars, flickering candlelight, and authentic 14th-15th century cuisine. Savor hearty dishes like braised chuck roll, leg of pork with saffron sauce, and medieval desserts amid a lively atmosphere of mead, live music, and historical immersion. Open evenings, this moderate-priced spot offers vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options for a unique culinary time travel experience.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Public Transport
Take the metro to Gamla Stan station, then walk 5-7 minutes through pedestrian alleys; services run every 4-10 minutes until late, no extra cost beyond standard ticket around 40 SEK.
Walking
From central Stockholm's T-Centralen, stroll 15-20 minutes along smooth cobblestones in Gamla Stan; flat terrain suitable for most, but wear sturdy shoes for uneven stones.
Taxi
Hail a taxi from city center hubs like Sergels Torg, arriving in 8-12 minutes for 150-250 SEK depending on traffic; limited drop-off spots due to pedestrian zone.
Bus
Ride bus 3 or 53 to Brunkbergstorg stop, then 7-10 minute walk; operates evenings with 15-30 minute frequency, single ticket 40 SEK.
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