Ikea

At just over 594,000 square feet and four levels, the IKEA south of Stockholm in... More

Iris Hantverk

A store that specializes in handmade items by visually impaired artisans. ... More

Jacksons

A vast selection of 20th-century Scandinavian and Italian housewares. Murano-glass vases by Gio Ponti and... More

Laroy

After 10 p.m., move on to Laroy, a decadent bar-club that pulls in a fashionable... More

Moderna Museet

The museum was designed by the Spanish architect Rafael Moneo and has an impressive collection... More

Modernity

Scottish owner Andrew Duncanson scours the globe for the best in vintage Scandinavian furniture for... More

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Nordic House of Culinary Art

Skogskyrkogården

The UNESCO World Heritage site, also known as Woodland Cemetery, is one of Stockholm's most... More

Slussen Square

Busy Slussen square is Stockholm's answer to Grand Central. The main attraction here (besides a... More

Society for Swedish Handicrafts

Ideal for Sedish souvenirs. ... More

Storkyrkan

If you're lucky, you can catch a classical music concert at Stockholm's central cathedral. Take... More

Street

The market transforms an anonymous corner of the hip Södermalm neighborhood into a bustling weekend... More

Sturebadet

Don't leave Stockholm without indulging in a real Swedish massage. At Sturebadet, masseurs knead out... More

Sturecompagniet

Stockholm’s most exclusive club includes V, a 250-person VIP section.... More

Sturehof

You can spend an entire night at this three-story restaurant, bar, and concert venue. Start... More

Svenskt Tenn

A shrine to the whimsical patterned fabrics of the late Josef Frank, who became the... More

Turning Torso

Why It’s Cool: Frank Lloyd Wright used some guesswork to make sure Fallingwater didn’t fall;... More

Vasamuseet

A maritime museum built around a meticulously reconstructed boat that was shipwrecked in the 17th... More

White Room

Echoing the scene outside, the interior is snow-white and theatrically lit.... More