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Kungsgatan 5
111 43 Stockholm
Sweden
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08-410 230 07
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What time does SOVA open?
SOVA opens at 11:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does SOVA close?
SOVA closes at 7:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.SOVA closes at 5:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Fri 11:00 AM - 7:00 PMSat-Sun 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Does SOVA take credit cards?
Yes, SOVA takes credit cards.
Does SOVA have parking?
Yes, SOVA has parking options.
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From the owner: Sedan 10 år tillbaka har vi ett av branschens bredaste sortiment på sängar i alla prisklasser. I…read morevår utbyggda butik på Karlavägen 27, har vi över 40st provsängar. Välkommen till Sänghuset Elgen.
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Not quite the bargain it was a few years ago. On the otherhand I was looking for a knockoff…read morecharger for my Garmin watch. I had just ordered 3 of them two weeks ago on Amazon for a third of the price at Clas Ohlson. Unfortunately I grabbed the wrong charger and what I need is back in the states. I refuse to pay $30 for a charger that I paid $3 two weeks ago. And not every Clas Ohlson carries them. This store does and in general seems to have more stuff. However, things that I bought 2 years ago are higher in price and are nowmore readily available at Costco US. Those dish cloths are really nice. The store is pretty well organized but still confusing. Which level has what you want? Two information desks had long waits and am I supposed to stand in line or is that white thing a numbering system. It is in Swedish with 3 selections. I have no clue. Even though I am in Sweden, this store is in a massive tourist area and it would be helpful to have a few signs in English. The store is located very close to T Centrallen but I came off the green line. Where is the Ahlen's exit which is close to the Clas Ohlson store. I know Ahlen and Hemkoff have a T Centrallen exit. This store is still worth a look but is no longer the bargain it has been in the past. No cheap knockoff for watch chargers. I don't even know if Stockholm even has cheap knockoffs. So 3 stars for me. It's okay just not the bargain it once was.
While being inside the store I opened my backpack to grab some tissues to blow my nose; and when I…read morewas leaving the security guard asked me to move to the side after and started intimidating me saying that he had caught me on camera stealing and that he saw everything and that he had it on camera. He even searched a pocket in my jacket without my consent (found my wallet). I told him I opened my backpack to get tissues and I showed it to him and he still did not let me go and kept trying to intimate me constantly saying that he saw me that I took something and in the end after he started realizing I did not he said that he asked me one last time if I steal something, to which I replied "I swear I did not" then he said he was going to trust me this time and let me go. I was blindsided and felt so nervous that I did not react as I should have which was to go to the manager of the store. I have called now twice but not sure if they will do something about it. I understand if they saw something suspicious they can ask costumers but not an excuse to intimidate or to put their hands in a jacket without consent. Terrible protocol. But worst experience as a customer specially being from outside of Sweden. Such a shame as Clas Ohlson is usually a nice place but never going to the one in Drottninggatan again in my life and suggest tourists to do the same!
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Stockholm's downtown shopping center, this is the spot to see and be seen. Dominated by the IKEA…read moreCity at one end but full of everything you expect in a shopping mall - women's fashion, sporting goods, toys, jewelry, cosmetics, men's wear, housewares. And lots of food options like coffee, paninis, frozen yogurt and ice cream, more coffee. Several restaurants around, too. The shopping plaza does have a dedicated parking lot in the lower levels. [Review 18690 overall - 25 in Sweden - 2213 of 2022.]
Gallerian is one of two (I think?) malls in the city-owned by AMF Real Estate alongside MOOD…read moreStockholm, ( an area which is also dominated by two large Westfield malls) - inside it is pretty modern and cool as it was rebuilt in 2011 after it originally opened in 1976 and 2004. The mall was the first major indoor centre in Stockholm's inner city and has since been followed by several. It was with the establishment of the Galleria in Stockholm that the "mall" became an expression of glazed shopping malls. It does have a strange layout however and some parts of the mall aren't as nice as others - I went in through a Victoria's Secret / Starbucks building where I had to go down in the lift and past H and M before going into the area - at first you wouldn't know you were in the mall, rather than a passageway of shops - it was confusing and non-branded, but other entrances into the mall are rather prominent and bold. Many other stores do exist here, including big names who are flagship retailers here: Nike, Hollister, Superdry, Ecco and MediaMarkt. - There's also a Clas Ohlson. One of the food areas looked great and included the hilariously named, Bastard Burgers. It might not have the greatest selection of stores compared to other malls in Stockholm and it's website (planning before you come) might also lack, but this is one of the better malls in the city centre, supported by MOOD Stockholm from the same owners which is a couple of minutes away offering a totally different shopping experience - I just feel the two places complement each other really well. 4* - A good, modern shopping mall and one of the best malls in central Stockholm although the selection of retailers and everything else surely can't compare to the out of town malls sadly, but that shouldn't take away this is a pretty cool place which I was able to get to on foot from the Old Town (Parliament and Royal Palace) and Central Station in such a short walk.