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Volvo Studio Stockholm
Volvo Studio Stockholm
Jussi Björlings allé 5
111 47 Stockholm
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+46(0)8-524 630 00
studiostockholm@volvocars.com
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15 SEPTEMBER 2021
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Happy Socks
Happy Socks
Mäster Samuelsgatan 9
111 44 Stockholm
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+46(0)8-611 87 02
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15 SEPTEMBER 2021
Happy Socks has infused sock drawers around the world with a much-needed splash of color. The company was founded in 2008 and today their socks and underwear can be found all around the world. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
NORRMALM
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15 SEPTEMBER 2021
The City Center is the place for affordable shopping, especially for the young and trendy. Drottninggatan and the area between Sergels Torg and Kungsträdgården offer a mix of clothing chains and large-scale classic Stockholm department stores. Åhléns City, where Drottninggatan ends at Sergels Torg, is a popular department store with most of the best Swedish brands.
There are several large chain stores in the nearby area and at Gallerian on Hamngatan, shopaholics can get their fill of various clothing chains and then stop for a bite at one of the many restaurants and cafés. NK (Nordiska kompaniet), on Hamngatan, is a national institution when it comes to fashion and design, and the nearby MOOD Stockholm is a new mall with shopping, food, and service.
For a break from the hustle and bustle of the city center, you´ll find that Kungsträdgården is perfect for ice cream and people-watching; during spring thousands of pink cherry blossoms light up the park and when winter comes, the ice-skating rink is a very popular spot for both visitors and locals alike. Don’t miss the newly refurbished Hötorgshallen food hall and the colorful market on the adjacent square. And if you’re up for a good movie Norrmalm has quite a few movie theaters to choose from! (text: Visitstockholm.com)
H&M
H&M
Drottninggatan 56
111 21 Stockholm
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15 SEPTEMBER 2021
The Swedish fashion chain H&M is a huge global player. Much of its success is attributed to its wide selection of affordable fashion and ability to quickly pick up the latest trends. In central Stockholm, you’ll find the biggest selection in the stores at the intersection of Drottningatan and Mäster Samuelsgatan. Here you will also find H&M’s head office. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Gallerian
Gallerian
Hamngatan 37
Stockholm
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+46(0)8-7912445
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18 SEPTEMBER 2021
Downtown Stockholm’s first and largest galleria. Over 80 stores under one roof offer a broad selection of young and affordable fashion, cafés and restaurants. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Åhléns City
Åhléns City
Klarabergsgatan 50
111 21 Stockholm
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18 SEPTEMBER 2021
Sweden’s largest department store, with competitive prices for clothing, design, media, beauty and much more. Large, diverse grocery store in the basement. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
The Royal Opera House
The Royal Opera House
Gustav Adolfs torg 2
111 52 Stockholm
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+46(0)8-791 44 00
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18 SEPTEMBER 2021
Kungliga Operan has been the Swedish national venue for opera and ballet since January 18, 1773. You can visit Kungliga Operan as a member of the audience at one of the performances or take a guided tour. On the tour, you will have the opportunity to look backstage, visit the royal rooms, and peer down into the orchestra pit. Learn about the fascinating history of Kungliga Operan and get a glimpse of what backstage life is like today. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Mediterranean museum
The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities
Fredsgatan 2
111 52 Stockholm
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+46(0)10-456 12 00
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18 SEPTEMBER 2021
With fascinating collections from Egypt, Cyprus, Greece, the Roman Empire, and the Middle East, the Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities is Sweden´s main archaeological museum of Mediterranean cultures. Come on a journey through 7,000 years of Egyptian history, and meet the people who lived alongside the Nile. Stories, films, and digital technology will guide you through history and down into the burial chamber. Bagdad Café offers an amazing view of the Royal Palace. Museum shop. Free entry. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Stockholm Concert Hall
Stockholm Concert Hall
Hötorget
11157 Stockholm
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Exit: Konserthuset
18 SEPTEMBER 2021
The blue Stockholm Concert Hall is situated on Hötorget in the heart of Stockholm. One of Sweden’s architectonic masterpieces in the neoclassical style, the Concert Hall was built especially to house the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra. Apart from being a venue for world-class concerts, it hosts the annual Nobel Prize Award Ceremony and the Polar Music Prize. The famous Orpheus Group by the main steps was created by sculptor Carl Milles. Unveiled 1936, it is one of Stockholm’s best-known landmarks and a popular meeting spot. During summertime, the Stockholm Concert Hall is open for guided tours, exhibitions, and mini-concerts. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Kulturhuset Stadsteatern
Kulturhuset Stadsteatern
Sergels Torg
111 57 Stockholm
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www.kulturhusetstadsteatern.se
18 SEPTEMBER 2021
Kulturhuset Stadsteatern is Stockholm’s arts and culture center. The imposing multistory building has something for everyone: live theater, exhibitions, libraries, seminars, events, restaurants, and cafés. It’s a popular hangout during the day (especially among moms and dads on parental leave). (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Stockholm under Stjärnorna
Stockholm under Stjärnorna
Brunkebergstorg 2
111 51 Stockholm
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20 SEPTEMBER 2021
Stockholm under stjärnorna – SUS – is a rooftop bar located in in the middle of Stockholm, just a short walk from either the T Centralen or Kungsträdgården metro station. A mixed crowd, relaxed atmosphere, good drinks and great music (with sets that are regularly broadcasted on their Facebook-page) makes SUS a great hang out-spot during warm summer evenings, with a killer view to boot! (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Ice skating in Kungsträdgården
Ice skating in Kungsträdgården
Kungsträdgården
10321 Stockholm
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+46(0)761-291 606
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20 SEPTEMBER 2021
Gliding around this ice-skating rink in the middle of the city is a must for many winter visitors to Stockholm. The rink is free and open to all. It is open in the winter season (weather permitting). Get more info here (in Swedish). (Text: Visitstockholm.com)
Americain
Americain
Hötorget 13-15
111 57 Stockholm
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+46 8 517 26 700
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20 SEPTEMBER 2021
The cocktail bar Americain draws inspiration from 1920’s American ballrooms and hotels. Located in the Haymarket-hotel the bar serves classy and elegant drinks, simple dishes and offers an elegant vibe with live music. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Takpark by Urban Deli
Takpark by Urban Deli
Sveavägen 44
111 34 Stockholm
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Exit: Olof Palmes gata
20 SEPTEMBER 2021
The popular restaurant concept Urban Deli manage their own rooftop bar at Sveavägen, called Höjden (meaning “the height”), on the 9th floor. Go for the cocktails, the view, or just the complete experience. Open all year round. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Vetekatten
Vetekatten
Kungsgatan 55
111 22 Stockholm
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+46(0)8-20 84 05
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Exit: Kungsgatan
21 SEPTEMBER 2021
Vetekatten in central Stockholm is a coffee-and-pastry institution. A well-preserved, tradition-packed café where you can sample traditional Swedish pastries of superior quality. They have six branches throughout the city and their first has been open, almost every day, since opening its door at Kungsgatan 55 in 1928. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
The Fishery
The Fishery
Brunkebergstorg 10
111 51 Stockholm
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21 SEPTEMBER 2021
The Fishery is, as the name implies, all about fish, shellfish and plants from the depths. Simple yet delicious fish burgers, spicy tuna rolls and fish taco with the freshest ingredients form our waterways. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Surfers
Surfers
Norrlandsgatan 24
111 43 Stockholm
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+46(0)8-21 10 03
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Exit: Kungsgatan
22 SEPTEMBER 2021
Colorful, spicy, and good-natured – that’s the vibe at Surfers. It may be surprising from the name, but Surfers is home to an excellent Chinese restaurant. Inspired by the 23 flavors of Sichuan cuisine and 56 cooking methods, the menu is based on some fifteen small plates, and you get to choose which favorites to share with your friends. The gorgeous drinks feature Asian flavors and are worth the visit themselves. A sister restaurant is located in Visby on Gotland. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Tak
Tak
Brunkebergstorg 4
111 51 Stockholm
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22 SEPTEMBER 2021
Tak (“roof” in Swedish) is located, quite literally, in the heart of the city just a short walk from Sergels Torg. It’s a restaurant, a raw bar, and a rooftop bar all rolled up into one. The menu mixes Japanese techniques and Swedish ingredients with a breathtaking view of central Stockholm. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Rolfs Kök
Rolfs Kök
Tegnérgatan 41
111 61 Stockholm
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+46(0)8-101696
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22 SEPTEMBER 2021
Rolfs Kök has become a modern restaurant classic. Its founder, Rolf, wanted an open kitchen in order to be in contact with the guests. He was one of the early people to bring in well-known Swedish architects to create the right environment. Jonas Bohlin and Thomas Sandell were given nearly a free hand, and the result was well thought out, timeless and contemporary. Rolfs Kök is a successful combination of warm personal service, outstanding wines and well-prepared food based on fine ingredients. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Luzette
Luzette
Centralplan 25
111 20 Stockholm
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22 SEPTEMBER 2021
Breakfast, lunch or dinner, you can always get something to eat at Luzette. In the middle of the bustling central station, you will find this light and spacious oasis, with a beautiful décor and pleasant atmosphere. Luzette serves brasserie-style cuisine of high class, but there are also plenty of seats if you just fancy a coffee. There is also a deli with ready meals, bread, and sweets. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Hötorgshallen
Hötorgshallen
Hötorget / Sergelgatan
11157 Stockholm
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22 SEPTEMBER 2021
The first Hötorgshallen stood on this site in the 1880’s. Today delicacies from all around the world share the space in Hötorgshallen. Go on a gastronomical journey, and browse through the market booths. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Frantzén
Frantzén
Klara Norra kyrkogata 26
111 22 Stockholm
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Exit: Kungsgatan
22 SEPTEMBER 2021
In 2016, renowned chef Björn Frantzén moved his luxurious restaurant from Gamla Stan to Klara Norra Kyrkogata in downtown Stockholm for a new and unique dining experience. The restaurant is located in a renovated 19th-century townhouse, where 23 guests change rooms and floors as they work their way through the fixed fine dining menu. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
K25
K25
Kungsgatan 25
111 56 Stockholm
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22 SEPTEMBER 2021
A modern, urban food court a touch above the ordinary. You will find high-quality, inexpensive dishes from all over the world. Everything from hamburgers from the gourmet restaurant Vigårda to dumplings from Beijing 8. A popular lunch place among office workers in central Stockholm. Sit down at one of the long tables and get to know the locals. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
NK - Nordiska Kompaniet
NK – Nordiska Kompaniet
Hamngatan 18-20
111 47 Stockholm
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KUNGSTRÄDGÅRDEN
Exit: Kungsträdgården
22 SEPTEMBER 2021
Steeped in tradition, NK is Stockholm’s most luxurious department store, established in 1915. Swedish and international fashion, cosmetics, jewelry, crystal, ceramics, design, fine foods and much more. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
Mood Stockholm
Mood Stockholm
Regeringsgatan 48
111 56 Stockholm
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KUNGSTRÄDGÅRDEN
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22 SEPTEMBER 2021
New and stylish mall with a focus on fashion and design. Moodfeatures niche boutiques like Rodebjer and Posh Living along with famous international brands recently established in Sweden, including Ralph Lauren and Club Monaco. When you are ready for a shopping break, you can enjoy a delicious meal in one of the popular restaurants (Boqueria, Vigårda, E.A.T.) or take in the modern art that adorns the walls. Mood Stockholm is on Regeringsgatan on the block that connects the Hamngatan and Bibliotekstan shopping districts. (text: Visitstockholm.com)
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Stureplan 2
ÖSTERMALM
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Sturehof.com
Our proud history
Sturehof ’s history spans over a century. It all started in 1897, when Ernst Marcus opened the German-style beer hall, Malta. In 1905, Marcus changed the name to Sturehof and the Marcus family ran the restaurant until 1976. Sturehof ’s current owners have drawn great inspiration from this era in terms of interior design, food, ambiance and service.
The inauguration of Kungsgatan in 1911 was the start of Stockholm’s transformation into a big city. Stureplan became a key meeting point for affluent Stockholmers. Thanks to the Marcus brothers’ extensive travel and experience in working abroad, Sturehof was transformed into Stockholm’s first seafood restaurant. A combination of courage and innovative ideas lay behind the success of Marcus’ new concept. Fresh seafood was sourced from Marcus’ relatives living on the island of Möja in the Stockholm archipelago and on the west coast of Sweden.
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ÖSTERMALM
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Sturehof.com
Our proud history
Sturehof ’s history spans over a century. It all started in 1897, when Ernst Marcus opened the German-style beer hall, Malta. In 1905, Marcus changed the name to Sturehof and the Marcus family ran the restaurant until 1976. Sturehof ’s current owners have drawn great inspiration from this era in terms of interior design, food, ambiance and service.
The inauguration of Kungsgatan in 1911 was the start of Stockholm’s transformation into a big city. Stureplan became a key meeting point for affluent Stockholmers. Thanks to the Marcus brothers’ extensive travel and experience in working abroad, Sturehof was transformed into Stockholm’s first seafood restaurant. A combination of courage and innovative ideas lay behind the success of Marcus’ new concept. Fresh seafood was sourced from Marcus’ relatives living on the island of Möja in the Stockholm archipelago and on the west coast of Sweden.
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ÖSTERMALM
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Sturehof.com
Our proud history
Sturehof ’s history spans over a century. It all started in 1897, when Ernst Marcus opened the German-style beer hall, Malta. In 1905, Marcus changed the name to Sturehof and the Marcus family ran the restaurant until 1976. Sturehof ’s current owners have drawn great inspiration from this era in terms of interior design, food, ambiance and service.
The inauguration of Kungsgatan in 1911 was the start of Stockholm’s transformation into a big city. Stureplan became a key meeting point for affluent Stockholmers. Thanks to the Marcus brothers’ extensive travel and experience in working abroad, Sturehof was transformed into Stockholm’s first seafood restaurant. A combination of courage and innovative ideas lay behind the success of Marcus’ new concept. Fresh seafood was sourced from Marcus’ relatives living on the island of Möja in the Stockholm archipelago and on the west coast of Sweden.
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ÖSTERMALM
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Sturehof.com
Our proud history
Sturehof ’s history spans over a century. It all started in 1897, when Ernst Marcus opened the German-style beer hall, Malta. In 1905, Marcus changed the name to Sturehof and the Marcus family ran the restaurant until 1976. Sturehof ’s current owners have drawn great inspiration from this era in terms of interior design, food, ambiance and service.
The inauguration of Kungsgatan in 1911 was the start of Stockholm’s transformation into a big city. Stureplan became a key meeting point for affluent Stockholmers. Thanks to the Marcus brothers’ extensive travel and experience in working abroad, Sturehof was transformed into Stockholm’s first seafood restaurant. A combination of courage and innovative ideas lay behind the success of Marcus’ new concept. Fresh seafood was sourced from Marcus’ relatives living on the island of Möja in the Stockholm archipelago and on the west coast of Sweden.