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Souvenirs Stockholm
23 Reviews It is the Royal gifts shop where one can buy any souvenir items on the Swedish Royal family like postcards, writing pads, envelopes, pictures and other gift items that is somehow related to the Royal...
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Books Malmö
2 Reviews A great, if somewhat chaotic, place! Mr Schultz has an antiquariat but not like the several others scattered along this street. Nope, his is a place full of books you won't find anywhere else such as...
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Drottninggatan Stockholm
16 Reviews One of the most famous shopping streets of Stockholm is the pedestrianised Drottninggatan. It is packed with all kinds of shops, stores, restaurants and cafes. At the corner to Klarabergsgatan the...
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Markets Stockholm
13 Reviews Hotorget is Swedish for Hay market and there has been some kind of market in this square since the 1600s. Today you can still buy all your fresh produce here, as well as books, CDs, flowers and...
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Gamla Stan (The Old Town) Stockholm
17 Reviews The entire area of Gamla Stan or the old town being very touristy, is impliedly full of gift shops for you to be able to carry home nice souvenirs. Like always I was more attracted to the dolls...
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Nordiska Kompaniet (NK) Stockholm
15 Reviews Stationary Designer clothing Swedish food shop and everything else you would expect from a department store As a designer I'm always looking for nice paper products. Check out the ground floor shop...
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Åhlens Stockholm
8 Reviews Here you can by everything you need. Åhlen´s have things for the kitchen, toys for kids, clothes and carpets. Just go in here and walk around. and see what you wanna buy. What you want. It is usually...
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Gallerian Mall Stockholm
5 Reviews Gallerian is a two-storey shopping mall in the heart of Stockholm and one of the biggest malls in the city. There are stores like: Vero Moda, Benetton, KappAhl, Oasis, H&M (clothing stores), Traditon...
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Stockholm Quality Outlet Stockholm
3 Reviews The "Stockholm Quality Outlet" is in Barkarby. It is a factory outlet consisting of 60 shops. You will find Menswear, Ladieswear, Children, Shoes, Bags Accessories, Interior design, Sport & Leisure,...
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Södermalm Shops Stockholm
9 Reviews The Sodermalm Saluhall is an old roofed marketplace where you can find all kinds of fine food; fish, vegetables, meat, cheeses. Many of the marketstands also have an opportunity to have a drink and a...
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H&M Stockholm
4 Reviews H&M is originally a Swedish store, but it's now seems to be conquuering the world, so chances are you have heard of it. Anyway, H&M is where many many of us Swedes buy most of our clothes. The reason...
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Sturegallerian Stockholm
5 Reviews There are many shops and the Gallerian has just been renovated. You can find nice shops for men and women clothes, sports wears, pharmacy, nice bakery, jewel, book store plus nice cafes and health...
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Music Stockholm
6 Reviews Now, this CD store is something special, anything here later then 1979 will be hard to find, the speciality is the 60’s and early 70’, you will find here things that you thought are long time gone,...
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DesignTorget Stockholm
4 Reviews While wandering around the last day I came across this store in an outdoor mall-like area. It carries all sorts of kitchen things, kids stuff, household items and trendy gifts in every price range....
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Kista Stockholm
3 Reviews Our hotel was attached to this shopping centre at Kista. It was particularly handy for us as it contained two supermarkets plus a food court. This meant we could easily get cheaper food and...
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PUB Stockholm
2 Reviews PUB is the short form of the store that Paul U Bergström founded in 1882. With six restaurants, an Internet cafe and a lot of shops you will find all you need at PUB. My personal favourite is...
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Stadsmission Stockholm
3 Reviews If you like unique second-hand items and vintage clothing, take a look at this chain. Stockholms Stadsmission Second hand stores has as its purpose to sell things others don´t need any more (brought...
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Sweden Book Shop Stockholm
5 Reviews When in Sweden, of course you should get some literature to bring home with you...! As you perhaps know already Astrid Lindgren was Swedish, and her childrens books are classics. Other famous Swedish...
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You can find this meat in special shops or if you buy directy from the Sami people. There is always possible to eat reindeer meat in special restaurants all over Sweden, and especially in the north of Sweden.
Here you can find books abt Sweden in many different languages and abt many different topics from culture to traditions. Here you can almost everything about Sweden in the book world. You find many Swedish authors in all kind of languages. Books abt Swedish history/culture and language. This shop is little more expenisve, and one reason I can think ofis the location. Almost everything in the Old Town is expensive.
Designtorget is a shop which sells things made by Swedish designers, but now they also start their own collection. You will find them when you ask in the shop or under the sign "Egna Saker". I have no idea what they will look like, but it will be very interesting at least. Check more on their web page.
The Gränby Centrum is the largest shopping centre in the city of Uppsala. It is located approximately three kilometers northeast of the city centre. This one stop shopping mall has six cafés/restaurants and approximately 60 shops including two large supermarkets, i.e. ICA Kvantum and Coop Forum, a large department store viz. Åhléns, two banks, and a large Systembolaget, the largest in the city. You will be able to buy almost all your daily requirements from this one roof shopping mall. Most of the shops deal in clothings, shoes, household products, sports goods and pharmaceutical products etc. Free parking lots for approximately 1,800 motor vehicles are available around the shopping mall. It is a "must-visit" shopping centre if you are having your vacation in the city of Uppsala for several days or for a longer period. Opening hours for most of the shops are between 10.00 a.m. and 8.00...
The Sky City (Shopping Arcade) is located between Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 of Arlanda International Airport in Stockholm. Sky City must not be mistaken with the duty free shops inside the departure and transit terminals. The shopping centre is opened to members of the public, not necessary the pasengers who travel abroad. Of course EU citizens are not entitled to purchase duty free products at tax free prices such as liquors and cigarettes. Wide range of items are on sale at the Sky City. Non tax free items such as clothings, leather goods, souvenirs, postcards, toys, arts and crafts, jewelleries and watches can be purchased by members of the public. Lots of fastfood and elegant restaurants are also located at Sky City. Items that are highly recommended are Swedish souvenirs, arts and crafts, and postcards. As this is the international airport, prices are expected to be a little bit...
A Swedish hot dog you can usually find anywhere. It can be at the football game, in a kiosk, on the square or at the petrol station. A hot dog is typical Swedish fast food. You can have them only with bread or with mashed potato. Very deliciously. I prefer to put on mustard and ketchup too. It taste better then. You also put hot dogs in tunnbrödsrulle (see that word). From 10 SEK to 25 is the normal price. It depends where and when.
Sweden pricesExpect to pay $16 to $18 for a beer in a tourist class restaurant. I went with a group through the Scandinavian countries in 2008 and I, and nearly everyone else on the tour, was shocked by the prices. The Scandinavian countries are socialist. Many of the things Americans have to pay for (health insurance, higher education) are free. The result is that Scandinavians have a higher percentage of ‘disposable’ income than Americans. They pay the same $16 to $18 for a beer and don’t think twice about it. Come prepared to these countries.
Uppsala Åhléns Department Store is located at Stora Torget (literally means the large square) in the heart of the city of Uppsala just in front of one of the busiest bus terminals in Uppsala and along the popular and the only pedestrian street in Uppsala. It is located in a four storey building with abundant shopping spaces for your shopping pleasure.Åhléns is one of the largest chains of department stores in Sweden focusing on fashion, beauty, homeware and media according to their website below and offers a wide range of stylish and trendy products. Opening hours are between 10.00 a.m. and 7.00 p.m. from Monday to Friday, between 10.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. on Saturday and between 11.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. on Sunday. There is a supermarket known as Hemköp on the ground floor. Fashion accessories, handbags for ladies, books and magazines, porcelains and many other trendy products. Prices...
Uppsala Flea Market is held every Saturday from early in the morning until approximately 3.00 p.m. in the afternoon. It is held at Vaksala Torget (Vaksala Square) just opposite the new Uppsala Concert and Congress Hall in the heart of the city of Uppsala. The square is usually packed with locals searching for bargains and the market may sound interesting to foreign tourists.Basically old artilcles and items still in perfect conditions are on sale by the dealers in the market. Most of them deal in porcelains, books and magazines, souvenirs from other countries, clothings, electrical goods, cameras and cds, dvds, video tapes and even old LP records and grammophone. If you are lucky you may even find some antiques in the market. Nevertheless you may also find some dealers dealing in new consumer products especially watches. Don't forget to bargain before making payment for your...
Saluhallen is located at Hötorget (Hay Market) within a stone's throw from Drottninggatan (pedestrian Street) in the heart of the city of Stockholm. This market hall deals in food and drinks ranging from fresh meat such as chicken, beef, pork, mutton and fish to canned food, bread, vegetables, flowers and wide varieties of cheese and nuts. A branch of Systembolaget (Government licenced liquor dealers) is also located in the market hall. For those who are hungry and thirsty, there are never short of cafés, bars and restaurants inside Saluhallen for you to chill out. Outside Saluhallen at Hötorget, fresh flower, fruit and vegetable markets are held from early in the morning until approximately 3.00 p.m. daily except on Sunday which is reserved for flea market.
Sheraton Stockholm
18 Reviews and 1103 Opinions The Stockholm Sheraton, considered one of the best hotels in all of Sweden. I found the place to be...
Hotel Gothia Towers Göteborg
5 Reviews and 438 Opinions This is probably the best hotel for business, either at the Swedish Exhibition and Congress Center...
Clarion Bolinder Munktell Eskilstuna
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Q: Looking to put our rental car on a ferry from germany near sassnitz into sweden , trelleborg. Do ferry operators have problems...
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