Huset där restaurang Oliveriet ligger, Kungsgatan 48

This building was completed in 1895 and proudly bears its year of construction on the facade. It was once the site of Pettersson's patisserie - known for its fabulously beautiful and lavish interior and delicious sweets. Rumor has it that parts of the interior are still there, hidden behind newer walls. Potatoes are said to have been grown on the adjacent plot!

Today you can enjoy Italian delicacies at the restaurant.

In the pavement in front of the house, diagonally to the north, you can see a buoy with waving sails in cobblestone. This is a nod to the bojort that is part of Kristinehamn's coat of arms and was created when Queen Kristina gave the place its city privileges in 1642.