Another great souvenir shop. Located on the popular strip known for the numerous shops and…read moreeateries, A great range of textiles, shirts, kitchen items, scarves, and of course, my favorite moose magnets. Customer service again was nice and friendly.

This small store is in the midst of a touristic pedestrian mall, but it doesn't have any junky…read morestuff; it has a really good selection of sculpture glass in particular. The owner never said anything to us initially, so I thought he was indifferent - but when I later asked him some questions, he was very sweet-natured and I realized he was shy about speaking English.

Gamla Stan has lots of shops. Lots of souvenir and crafts shops.... so it's quite difficult to…read morechoose from. We walked around and compared products and prices. Ended up in this shop. Nice and helpful staff, friendly and never pushy. A good selection of products and best of all: very fair prices. Bought some typical tourist stuff (first time in Stockholm, so why not). Some caps, some fridge magnets and other items. Quality was fine and - a few months later - everything still in good shape. A good shop. Would come back.

One of the oldest shops in Stockholm for buying Swedish souvenirs at cheap prices! Highly recommend…read moreif someone looking for buy Swedish souvenirs and gifts for their friends and family!

What a delightful store. Be sure to look at the windows. I wanted something to take back, that…read morewasn't the typical souvenir shop and that could fit into my very small suitcase. They have quite a collection of Christmas ornaments and decorations to remember your time in Stockholm. But they also have postcards, trays, kitchen towels and stuffed animals. All at differing price points that I felt were more than reasonable. The delightful owner indicates they are closed on Sunday but otherwise open until 5. You will definitely find something nice here in this cute shop far away from the main tourist drag.

Very quaint shop that includes many Christmas and other items not found in the typical tourist…read moreshop. I love coming here annually to add to my collection of Swedish Christmas items.

My last day in Sweden and I hadn't really gotten much in the way of souvenirs for friends and…read morefamily. From the shop window, it appeared Indus should do the trick. I entered the small shop and scanned the various offerings for the perfect little knick-knacks to take home. The shop keeper was ok with me touching and moving things around in my attempts. Prices were fair and the selection was plentiful. So, if you need to get a few gifts, Indus is probably worth checking out.

Excellent , friendly service. The products are beautifully made in stunning colors. I had many…read moreoptions to choose from. A bit expensive., but worth it for genuinely Swedish made.

I am an American but my family lives in Sweden. For a couple of generations they have been…read moreenthusiastic owners of Hilda Hilda items. I have received some as gifts but had never visited the store itself until now. IMO this is a unique place in Sweden, or anywhere. There are two sewing machines right in the store, and everything is made in Sweden. The designs are delightful and the fabrics are workmanship are quality. Also, I was pleasantly surprised at the prices! The dollar is strong right now and these items were much less than I thought they would be. I bought a computer case, a makeup case, some dish towels and other gifts. Don't miss Hilda Hilda when shopping in Stockholm!

Cute shop with interesting objects. I believe all the items are made locally. This place is great…read morefor souvenir shopping

It was cool to see a shop purely dedicated to selling Viking related items…read more Bought a cool ring designed with the Viking alphabet written on it and for a cheap 59 SEK or $11. The customer service is questionable. We dropped by here on two separate occasions and let me just say that the second time was a better experience. The guy basically told my friend she can't try on the helmet display by the window unless she's buying it. Hello, rude!

There is a kind of shift when walking through the street here from the mass market to the…read morehandcrafted souvenirs and crafts. This store may be small but it seems to have the best curated selection of handcrafted Swedish goods compared to others. It does mean one may have to look up and down in addition to sideways as yours truly did in order to find something :) I was about to walk out with something small when I saw a very nice necklace for my wife just below my field of vision in the showcase at the checkout. The owner will gladly explain everything about the merchandise. Highly recommended.

Amazing quality, hand made stuff from Gotland and small hamlets all around Sweden. Personal.read more

Östermalms Food Hall is ranked one of the world's best food halls. Walk inside and you'll see why…read more In one large room with a towering ceiling painted beautifully, this food hall is a wonder. Inside a 19th century building, there are rows of food options for all the day's meals. However, unlike other food halls, there are only a few options. For example, the restaurant Lisa Elmqvist takes up at least a third of the stalls. If you want traditional Swedish food in a gorgeous space, go here. There are restrooms in the lower level.

Blown away. My wife told me this food hall is ranked the 7th best in the world. I think such…read morerankings are silly, but between its historical feel, the variety of its offerings, and its pure aesthetic appeal, we thought Saluhall was an amazing place to eat. We came specifically for a Skagen toast lunch at Lisa Elmqvist but there was so much more there to explore and sample. Lots of varied price points, good for all budgets - but with a seeming emphasis toward higher quality options than you'd typically find in a food hall. And the grandeur of the hall itself was tough to forget. Meats, sandwiches, cheeses, seafood, drinks - lots of great quality options sold to-go, plus a few places for dine in, including Lisa Elmqvist. Awesome.