Åhléns City is a large department store in the city centre of Stockholm from a large department…read morestore chain as Åhléns has locations in almost every city in Sweden to the point they have 18 stores in its' capital, Stockholm alone and Åhléns are also the fourth largest group of fashion retailers in Sweden. Unusual for a chain department store, it is notable enough to have its' own Wikipedia page on the Swedish website and it was sadly the sight of the terrorist attack on Stockholm in 2017 which means it is also blue-graded by the Stockholm City Museum, which corresponds to the requirements for building memories in the Cultural Heritage Act. The store is pretty large - it is actually the largest in the Åhléns brand to the point this store alone makes up 20% of the company's revenue according to reports and it is a pretty decent store mainly for fashion and home - there isn't a great deal of food and drink here but there is a Joe's Juice Bar inside the department store, which seems to be common at many Åhléns locations including ones located in shopping malls around Stockholm County. The selection of beauty brands is much better than other department stores, especially other Åhléns locations. A pretty good store and a large department store, it might not be as impressive as NK nearby and lack a decent food selection but it is one of the two great department stores in the city centre of Stockholm and that surely warrants a four-star rating.

Kind of a hard store to figure out. The signs by the escalator are in Swedish so we got off where…read morethere were things we wanted to see. On an upper floor there are Swedish jigsaw puzzles and more upscale souvenirs but you have to roam to find them. On a lower floor where the T is, they have cheaper cosmetics including a Swedish brand, Isadora which is supposed to be good. There is an Apotek (pharmacy) on that same floor. One floor below that is a grocery, Hemkoft, which is quite large and pretty reasonably priced and good quality. I found it enjoyable just walking around and seeing products that are different than what you would find in a Macy's in the U.S..

With the ads in the local papers I thought this place would be easy to get to - but public…read moretransports plots my route to a bus station half a kilometer away and says I have to walk from there. That's a big minus. I've went there by car too, and parking was easy in the garage. If you show your parking ticket at the counter you pay 20 SEK less to cover for the parking cost, so parking is essentially free. Other than that everything is as in your common megastore - they have everything from food to clothes to DVDs to doormats - split up on two floors. The butcher's desk is good, the fruit and vegetable section is too. It's all fine but nothing that lures me off my path between my job and my home. If I had a car, and wasn't limited to public transportation, this could have been different.

This store isn't as good as expected. Produce isn't very fresh, always low stock and the wait for…read morethe fresh fish counter is long as they aren't properly staffed. One person in prime hours on a Friday.

Very nice and helpful staff with wide range of products of the things you expect to find in a…read morepharmacy. Open extra late too which is a great service!

I was greeted almost immediately and this shop had just what I needed! The worker led me right to…read morethe medicine I wanted, she checked me out quickly, and I was on my way. No issues here.

Hotel recommended Apoteket Korpen for some cold medicine. The staff there were so friendly and…read morehelpful. Felt like we had a physicians assistant and personal shopper at our side the whole time as we made or way through the shop. Wonderful service and great product selection. Can't thank them enough for their support.