Offers a beautifully curated, multilevel selection of delicate brass- and glassware, lighting, porcelain, furniture, and Josef Frank botanical prints.
Fans of contemporary Nordic housewares will want to make a beeline for this industrial-style space filled with portable goods, from candlesticks to alpaca throws.
Here, you’ll find cafés and stores including local indie brands Bönor & Blad and Supertrash.
This boutique in Södermalm stocks niche accessory labels such as Roman jewelers Iosselliani.
At this multipurpose photography museum in Södermalm, you'll find works of both emerging and established talents for sale in the small gallery and an impressive selection of monographs in the shop.
The best stocked sneaker store in Sweden, carrying all limited edition goodness from Nike, adidas, Reebok, New Balance and Converse. They also have lots of their own collaborative sneakers.
Locals come to run, row on the lake, or sunbathe on the great lawns at this 288-acre nature playground in Solna.
A public experiment in organic food- and flora-growing, Rosendals is also a nice place to spend an afternoon—the rose garden holds nearly a hundred varieties, while the boutique sells artisanal jams.
Jacob Holmström and Anton Bjuhr are the brains behind this New Nordic gem, where minimalist décor sets the stage for specialties such as foraged lichen and pine-scented sorbet.
Björn Frantzén has opened Stockholm’s first gastropub, whose offerings are not for the faint of heart: the wine bar’s “umami” sandwich is just one highlight.
On Södermalm’s prettiest square, this all-day restaurant and market is the favored hangout of the area’s chic bohemians. We love the pea-soup-and-pancake special, as well as the seafood platter.
The team behind hip Sturehof opened this Italian hot spot in Östermalm. Pizzas are crisp and laden with top-quality buffalo mozzarella; the spaghetti with Sardinian pork and chili is a revelation.
Sweden’s stately 17th-century royal residence, on the shore of Lake Mälaren a few miles west of the city, is surrounded by acres of parks and has gilded halls and Versailles-inspired Baroque gardens.
Casja Warg was like a mother of Swedish household cooking in the 18th century. This store sells beautiful artisanal foods and cookware.
Locals love Restaurant J, in Nacka Strand, for its traditional kitchen and unique location along the harbor. Order the seafood platter with fresh lobster, shrimp, and oysters.
