Maypole, flowers under the pillow, dancing, and strawberry cake. Midsummer is full of both old and new traditions. But when did herring and potatoes become the most typical food for Midsummer? And where does the melody to "Små grodorna" (The Little Frogs) come from? This quiz walk will make shine with your newfound knowledge at the Midsummer lunch!

New potatoes are a must on the Midsummer table, but when did potatoes arrive in Sweden?

Midsummer Dance is a well-known oil painting, painted in 1897 by a Swedish artist. The painting is exhibited at the National Museum. What is the name of the artist?

What is the name of the main character played by Florence Pugh in the horror film "Midsommar"?

What are the two main ingredients in "gubbröra”?

Strawberries are a must on Midsummer! What were the berries called when they arrived in Sweden in the 18th century?

The popular crime series "Morden i Midsomer" (Midsomer Murders) started as early as 1997. In the series, we follow the detective... well, what's his name?

In Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream," one of the characters falls in love with a man who has been partly enchanted into an animal. Which animal?

The melody to "Små grodorna" (The Little Frogs) originally comes from another European country. Which one?

How long have we been celebrating Midsummer in Sweden?

Strawberry cake is a classic Midsummer dessert. The strawberry is also the only fruit that has its seeds on the outside. How many seeds does an average strawberry have?

Originally, Midsummer celebrations were dedicated to which saint?

How many flowers should you put under your pillow on Midsummer night if you want to dream about your future spouse?

We eat a lot of herring on Midsummer. How old can a herring become?

Which country does "matjessill" (matjes herring) come from?

When did herring and potatoes become the most typical food for Midsummer?

From which country does the tradition of the Midsummer pole originally come?

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