This Clas Ohlson store is HUGE! - it is a brand I've missed since they left the UK recently (some…read morebranches in my country do remain but many including my local branch in Manchester have closed down so far). The store is huge and basically of all the shopping mall (Taby Centrum)'s third floor is devoted to this store and a few independents. The staff seemed friendly - even though there was a language barrier which was probably more common here with Taby being just outside of Stockholm centre (not the most touristy area), and they really did try to help however they can. For a store of its' kind I would have expected a better hardware selection including tools and perhaps strong glues however the product range here was pretty good with most items being reasonably priced but there remained a few exceptions to this observation. A pretty large Clas Ohlson store obviously and it did impress me enough to warrant four-stars.

This is probably the best tech/gadget store in Stockholm. It's also a warehouse for Webhallen's…read moreonline business which means it's just a front (no show room) but in compensation for that the stock is usually top grade! The lack of show room for playing around with fun gadgets removes one star from this review. Free parking but a bit of a walk from the subway (especially if you're carrying a 42" TV - just an example, haven't done this). Friendly staff with great knowledge. Can be a bit crowded at times.

3 weeks and still counting to deliver Earphones. Not worth going hereif you actually want to use…read morethe things you buy..

The shop is a bit shabby and the staff can be unfriendly. More often than not they seem to have…read moretrouble finding the right parcel. I try to redirect my online purchases to other delivery points.

While it can't be compared with MoMa and other world class modern art museums this is a very decent…read morecollection of Scandinavian and international artists. The exhibitions are changing frequently, so be prepared for a surprise when you visit Stockholm again.

I found this museum to be really good. It may have been helped by the fact that when I was there…read morethat there was a phenomenal Max Ernst exhibit that qualifies as one of the top 5 modern exhibits I've ever seen. The museum itself is a little tough to find and can't be reached directly by the tunnelbana (subway/metro). It isn't helped by the fact that they like to make direct you to the museum with very post-modern signs that ENORMOUS arrows but the name of the museum in a tiny, almost illegible font. It's a spacious museum, and a somewhat strangely organized. The special exhibit was on the top floor, but the rest of the museum on the bottom floor. It's tough to explain, you'd have to go see it for yourself to understand. But it's not all that intuitive. But it is well lit which always critical for a modern museum. Another bonus is that it's directly connected to the Arkitekturmuseum which is awesome, since you can get a discounted rate when you buy a ticket for both.

This is a very nice and big ICA. On our Road Trip through Sweden surely one of the best one we've…read morevisited. Got everything we needed and then some. Big selection on meat, veggies and fruits. All the basic food groceries of course. And then lots of household products, media, toys, garden and BBQ items. Anything you might need. We stocked up well on our groceries here. Happy as usual with the prices. A big recycling area and a good number of bathrooms as well. Plenty of easy parking right in front. A very good ICA.

I came for the Jugendstil and Munch, stayed for Nietzsche's death mask. Just kidding, I came for…read morethat, too. I love this gallery, and the Munch collection is out of this world. They even have one of the six iterations of Munch's renowned painting, The Sick Child, depicting his sister Sophie's final moments before she succumbed to Tuberculosis. The massive piece of Jugendstil furniture in the room that features Munch's painting of Nietzsche is indescribably moving.

A few days ago,I visited the Thielska Gallery of Art.It has an awesome collection of Nordic Art…read morefrom the late 19th and 20th Centuries.Painters very well represented include Edvard Munch(Norwegian)("Frederick Nietzsche")("Oak Tree"),Anders Zorn("In the Studio").Vilhelm Hammershoi("Portrait of Five")(Danish),Carl Larsson("Nude Lady Writing Postcard"),Bruno Lilijjfors("Flying Eiders"),Prince Eugene("Short Cut"),Karl Nordstrom("Midsummer Fire In Poor Weather"),and French Painter Edouard Viullard.This fine art museum is off the beaten path in Djurgarden Park,but is well serviced by #69 bus from the center of Stockholm.I appreciated the cozy atmosphere of the Thiel Gallery and the helpfulness of the staff,considering my limited Swedish vocabulary.Tack.

Stopped here to buy a bus ticket after visiting Drottingholm Palace. Place is like a 7-Eleven and…read moresells usual convenience store goods + bus tickets (single & day-passes). Did not try, but pastries looked pretty good too. Staff: Super friendly and helpful! The girl at the counter provided detailed directions on how to get to town. She even wrote the bus number and names of bus/metro stops down on paper because I could not pronounce. Bottom Line: Would highly recommend for tourists who need help navigating. FREE WI-FI!

Not only did I get food poisoning from their liquorice, the guy who works here/owns the place…read moreassuming by the attitude is extremely rude and unpleasant. I felt upset for several days after visiting this place and will be sure never to set a foot in this place again!