Where to shop in Stockholm?
Whether you’re into sleek shopping malls, unique local design, or one-of-a-kind vintage finds, Stockholm offers something for every style. So leave some space in your suitcase – you’ll need it!
Gift ideas from Sweden
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1. Marabou chocolate
A classic Swedish treat loved by both locals and visitors. It’s creamy, smooth, and comes in a variety of flavours, making it a perfect sweet souvenir.
2. A Dala horse
This hand-painted wooden horse from the region of Dalarna is one of Sweden’s most iconic symbols. It’s a colourful and meaningful keepsake rooted in tradition.
3. A troll figure
These small troll figures are inspired by Swedish folklore. They’re charming, a little quirky, and make a fun gift for both kids and adults.
4. Brännvin
Brännvin is a traditional Swedish spirit often infused with herbs or spices. It’s usually served cold and enjoyed during celebrations.
Shopping streets in Stockholm
There are two main shopping districts in Stockholm – Östermalm and Södermalm. Östermalm is known for its luxury stores and high-end boutiques, making it ideal for designer shopping. In contrast, Södermalm has a more hipster vibe, offering an eclectic mix of independent boutiques and quirky shops.
Drottninggatan
Drottninggatan is one of Stockholm’s busiest shopping streets, known for its wide range of high street stores, department shops, and popular retail brands.
Biblioteksgatan
Biblioteksgatan is a more upscale shopping street offering luxury boutiques and designer shops. It’s the go-to destination for high-end fashion and stylish accessories.
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Köpmangatan
People browsing colorful flowers along the cobblestone street of Köpmangatan in Stockholm’s Old Town on a bright day.
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Götgatan
Götgatan is known for its trendy, hipster vibe. The street features a combination of independent boutiques and vintage shops. It’s the place to go for unique, alternative finds.
Birger Jarlsgatan
Birger Jarlsgatan is Stockholm’s luxury shopping destination, lined with high-end designer boutiques such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Prada. It’s the street to visit if you’re looking for luxury fashion and premium accessories.
The city’s best shopping malls
NK
Stockholm’s flagship department store, NK, is the place for luxury shopping, with top brands like Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Chanel. Beyond fashion, you’ll discover gourmet food options and a chic café for a relaxing break.
Åhléns
Åhléns is a large department store with fashion, beauty, and homeware. It features popular brands like H&M, Adidas, and MAC Cosmetics, offering a mix of Swedish design and everyday essentials.
Gallerian
In the heart of Stockholm, Gallerian is a vibrant shopping centre filled with popular stores like Zara and Urban Outfitters. It’s a lively spot to shop for fashion and electronics, and to grab a bite at one of its many cafés.
Westfield Mall of Scandinavia
As the largest shopping centre in the Nordic region, Westfield Mall of Scandinavia features luxury brands like Hugo Boss and Michael Kors, alongside high-street favourites. There’s also a cinema for a full day of shopping and entertainment.
Stockholm Quality Outlet
For those seeking a bargain, Stockholm Quality Outlet offers discounts on top brands like Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, and Nike. It’s the ideal spot to find luxury items at a more affordable price.
Sturegallerian
Sturegallerian is a stylish shopping centre featuring famous Swedish designer brands like Filippa K and Acne Studios. Besides fashion, you can enjoy great food and drinks at its gourmet cafés.
MOOD
MOOD is a trendy and stylish shopping centre where you’ll find contemporary fashion from local and international designers. It’s the perfect place to explore unique boutiques, enjoy art exhibitions, or relax at one of its stylish cafés.
Swedish design stores
Butik Charlotte Nicolin
Butik Charlotte Nicolin is known for its curated collection of home décor, furniture, and accessories, it’s a great place to discover timeless, high-quality Swedish pieces.
Målerås Glasbruk Flagship Store
Wander through streets dressed in lights and festive colors, where markets, carousels, food stalls, and workshops bring the town to life. Families can meet Santa on weekends, enjoy music and the spirit of a Finnish Christmas. The market is open Wednesday to Sunday, 11AM–7PM.
Syster Lycklig
Syster Lycklig is a design boutique that offers a unique mix of Scandinavian home décor, furniture, and accessories. The brand is known for its minimalist yet cosy aesthetic.
Malmstensbutiken
Malmstensbutiken represents the legacy of Carl Malmsten, one of Sweden’s most iconic furniture designers. Here, you’ll find beautifully crafted, timeless furniture pieces, from classic designs to contemporary creations.
ATP Atelier
ATP Atelier is a luxury Swedish brand known for its minimalist yet sophisticated leather goods. Their store offers a range of high-quality handbags, shoes, and accessories, with an emphasis on craftsmanship, style, and sustainability.
Second-hand and vintage shops
Modern Retro Stockholm Vintage
If you’re a fan of timeless design, Modern Retro Stockholm Vintage is the place to be. Find unique furniture and accessories with history, each piece adding its own character and soul to your home. Perfect for those who want style with a story.
Apans Andra Hand
At Apans Andra Hand, second-hand treasures await, carefully selected for their quality and charm. From fashion finds to home décor, each item is a sustainable gem that adds a personal touch to your collection.
Markets
Östermalm Market Hall
Östermalm Market Hall is a food lover’s paradise, offering fresh produce, gourmet treats, and Swedish delicacies. It’s the perfect place to explore local flavours and enjoy artisanal goods in a historic setting.
Hötorgshallen
Hötorgshallen is a vibrant market with a mix of Nordic and international food, from fresh seafood to street food. It’s a great spot to experience diverse culinary delights in a lively atmosphere.
