Mest välbesökta shoppinggata
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Our newsletter hand-delivers the best bits to your inbox. Sign up to unlock our digital magazines and also receive the latest news, events, offers and partner promotions. The Swedes know a thing or two about style, so it makes sense that Stockholm is a modern shopping hotspot. The Swedish capital is packed with delightful restaurants and fascinating things to do, but even the most reluctant shoppers should make time to peruse the cosy bookshops, vintage stores, and world-beating flatpack furniture monoliths.
The best places to go shopping in Stockholm cover all this and much, much more. Luckily, help is at hand.
Stockholm’s best shopping streets
Madeleine Hyde is a writer, philosophy researcher and English teacher based in Sweden. At Time Out, all of our travel guides are written by local writers who know their cities inside out. For more about how we curate, see our editorial guidelines. Been there, done that? Think again, my friend. Arty types will love it on Hornsgatan, which is full of independent art shops showcasing local artists.
If you start at Slussen station, you can spend a few hours on a line of them and then continue on to just beyond Mariatorget, which is home to a ton of great charity shops and secondhand stores. Inside, there are luxurious food halls, pricey mini-boutiques, and the occasional Swedish celebrity signing books. On a budget? The striking main building has been closed for renovation for a couple of years, but its temporary home hosts the same array of local cheeses, jams, pickles, fish, bread and other luxury deli goods.
Check the website for updates on the old building. A feast for the eyes, for sure, but wallet-emptying if you want to take any of it home. An opulent square of art deco hotels, a neoclassical concert house and grand cinemas, Hötorget Haymarket is the scenic backdrop to a weekend afternoon market brimming with secondhand books, homeware, and antiques. The square is also opposite the superb Kungshallen food court on buzzing Kungsgatan.
The Zinkensdamm store on Södermalm, which has a warehouse feel, is perhaps better located for its s Adidas-loving locals. Beyond Retro also organises clothes-swapping events in parks, so check their social media for updates. From decorative homeware to classic Swedish novels in English, artsy postcards to eye-catching wall hangings, expect to walk away with a one-of-a-kind souvenir sorry — present for someone else.
The retailer is relatively new but expanding fast, and there are now small outlets in several Stockholm shopping malls. The flagship is at Sergels Torg, on the basement level outside the giant Kulturhuset cultural centre. Take home a Swedish noir thriller or a chunky compendium of local recipes from this intimate and friendly bookshop.
Doctor Who or Harry Potter fan? The store also offers a geeky range of franchise paraphernalia. About us. Contact us. No thanks Subscribe. Enter email address. No thanks Awesome, you're subscribed! Photograph: Designtorget. The 12 best places to go shopping in Stockholm. Wednesday 3 April Written by Madeleine Hyde. Sign up for our newsletter to get your city's hidden gems and cultural spots away from the crowds.
The 12 best places to go shopping in Stockholm
Swedish high street fashion. Art and secondhand shops on Hornsgatan. Nordiska Kompaniet NK.