AHLENS
Klarabergsgatan 50, Stockholm. Departmentstore. On the ground floors you will find cosmetics and books, higher up fashion, textiles etc. On the top floor a spa and a coffee-shop where you can relax. A large supermarket is to be found in the basement. .
BIBLIOTEKSGATAN
The street is Stockholms answer to New York´s Fifth Avenue and one of the hottest shopping streets in Stockholm. Exclusive clothes, jewellery, furs and watches are for sale to anyone not mind opening their wallets. If not, window shopping is recommended, you will find plenty of nice things to dream about.
BIRGER JARLSPASSAGEN
Birger Jarlsgatan 9 / Smålandsgatan 10, Stockholm. Beautiful arcade with several very nice stores, restaurants and cafés.
DROTTNINGGATAN
This former royal street leads straight from the Royal Palace to Observatorielunden. It is lined with numerous shops, both smaller and larger ones. The street is also very popular among street vendors selling everything from dustcloths to African artwork.
GALLERIAN
Hamngatan 37, Stockholm. Stockholms first shopping mall is recently totally renovated and is offering more than 60 different stores and shops, restaurants and coffee-shops on two floors. .
GAMLA STAN
The Old Town could easily be called the largest shopping center in Stockholm. Along the street Västerlånggatan there are small shops and restaurants squeezed in next to each other. Tourist trap? Well, some of them are but most of them are fun, curious and different. Find your way into the narrow alleys to explore and botanize! Österlånggatan has a wide selection of expecially art work- and fabrics shops.
GOTGATSBACKEN
Götgatan in Stockholm. Götgatsbacken is not only about pubs and coffee-shops. It also offers a rich and varied selection of small, intimate stores offering an unordinary assortment. Many design stores are located here, for example Tiogruppen, Ordning & Reda and Designtorget. Newcomers are the small but very interesting galleria Bruno with among others Filippa K, Energie, Whyred and Miss Sixty. Latest news at Götgatan is Skrapan. It’s the old tax building that has been transformed into campus and a mall at the ground floor. Here you’ll find around 30 different stores and even restaurants, coffee shops and gyms.
KRUKMAKARGATAN
This small residential street has become a destination for designers like Nitty Gritty, APC, Fred Perry and Carhartt. Needy Greedy is a fun second hand store.
NK
Hamngatan 18-20, Stockholm. The number 1 place to shop! Today the former department store accommodate many exclusive stores selling different brands. Delicious fancy dishes is served in Restaurant Boberg and culture breathingspace is given in the well-assorted bookstore.
PUB
Drottninggatan / Hötorget, Stockholm. Old dear Paul U. Bergström, where Greta Garbo used to work as a model, is now a lifestyle mall in six floors with different themes at each floor.
PUCKELN
Hornsgatan in Stockholm. Center for galleries and artwork. In old, good conditioned houses art galleris and work-shops shows and sells art work of different styles. Tradition is mixed with modern design. .
SOFO
This name-copy of London SoHo is the district situated south of Folkungatan. The hot blocks are the ones between Folkungatan, Götgatan, Renstiernas gata and Skånegatan is invaded by hot design stores and interesting shops, nice restaurants and bars. Laidback, trendy and very hipp. Bondegatan is also a hot spot with fun Tjallamalla, elegant Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair, kitsch inferno Cocktail de Luxe and Lisa Larsson second hand.
STOCKHOLM QUALITY OUTLET
Stockholm-Barkarby. The largest factory outlet in Scandinavia. More than 60 stores selling over 100 brands in fashion, interior design and sports. Prices are about 30-60% lower than in downtown Stockholm. .
STUREGALLERIAN
Stureplan in Stockholm. Continental in-door streets and squares lined with shopes, restaurants and coffee-shops.Sturegallerian is a pleasant mix of brand stores and small boutiques. For sore feet, the health club Sturebadet is recommended. Next to Sturegallerian you’ll find top fashion stores as Gucci, Hugo Boss, Louis Vuitton and Versace.
