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Shopping

Find tips on shopping in Sweden, of local products and handicraft as well as designers of Sweden.

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Shop interior of Skultuna Messingsbruk with black shelves and white tables where various products such as vases and candle stick are displayed.

Skultuna Messingsbruk, Västerås

Top 5 design outlets in Sweden

Many of Sweden’s most well-known interior design brands run their own factory outlets. Don’t miss these stores which sell rugs, crockery, blankets and much more at bargain prices.

Two women are in a designer clothing store, holding pairs of gloves.

The shopper's guide to Sweden

Sweden has set the pace for modern design the world over and it is now a shopping destination for most things fashionable.

Dala horses

Swedish craft items to treasure

Sweden serves up all manner of handcrafted pieces – traditional and contemporary – often designed with sustainability in mind.

A couple sitting on a blanket on a cliff with a backpack and a small speaker. The girl drinking from a thermos. In the background the sun is setting over houses.

Ein Paar, das mit einem Rucksack und einem kleinen Lautsprecher auf einer Decke auf einer Klippe sitzt. Das Mädchen trinkt aus einer Thermoskanne. Im Hintergrund geht die Sonne über Häusern unter.

Schwedisches Design

Deux personnes sont assises sur une couverture posée sur un rocher avec un sac à dos et une enceinte. La femme boit dans un thermos. En arrière-plan, le soleil se couche sur les maisons.

Design suédois

Een stel zittend op een deken op een klif met een rugzak en een kleine luidspreker. Het meisje drinkt uit een thermoskan. Op de achtergrond gaat de zon onder boven de gebouwen..

Zweeds design

Swedish Design

Swedish design items made to be used

Swedish design is made to be used. To fully experience it, observing is not enough. You need to feel it, smell it, touch it and put it to work.

12 Swedish design items made to be used

Medelpad

Norrbotten

Västerbotten – a hotspot for unforgettable nature experiences

Ångermanland

Swedish Lapland – a culture-rich natural wonderland

Jämtland Härjedalen – a twin province with majestic scenery

Hälsingland – a world of cultural heritage and untouched nature

Gästrikland – a peaceful county by the Baltic Sea

Dalarna – a miniature Sweden rich in nature and culture

Myrorna second hand store

Shop on the hop

From top designer stores to stylish, quirky second-hand and vintage stores – Sweden offers a multi-faceted shopping experience.

Two women in a Stockholm store are looking at a dress.

Shopping in Stockholm

The essence of Swedish fashion is simple, wearable looks with a high trend factor and at reasonable prices. The fact that fashion is one of the most popular forms of contemporary cultural expression is obvious in Stockholm’s prime fashion shopping districts.

Sörmland – a pleasure garden studded with castles

Uppland – where Swedish history comes to life

Värmland  – a lake-rich haven of natural beauty

Västmanland – magnificent nature and history close to Stockholm

Närke

Blekinge – a small county with great archipelago adventures

Bohuslän – a gem on the idyllic west coast of Sweden

Dalsland

Gotland – where Viking-era history meets unique natural scenery

Artelleriet, Gothenburg

Artilleriet Interior Design

Looking for classic, modern or vintage design to bring home? Welcome to Artilleriet. This interior design haven is located in the heart of Gothenburg and offers an eclectic range of home decor and design.

Näver handbag designed in West Sweden

Gothenburg: Five local products to bring home

Five stylish, well-designed Swedish products to look for during your trip to Gothenburg. Locally designed or manufactured and can be bought in the city centre.

Gothenburg: 5 local products to bring home

Floramor and Krukatös, Gothenburg

Five shopping streets in Gothenburg

The best food, shopping and atmosphere. Our guide takes you to all the best shopping streets in Gothenburg.

Gothenburg – Sweden’s second largest city

Halland – a coastal haven for foodies and nature lovers alike

Two men and a woman walking past some outdoor restaurants on a square a sunny summer day.

Möllevångstorget, Malmö

Malmö’s multicultural Möllevången

Möllevången, known as “Möllan” to locals, was traditionally a working-class neighbourhood. The huge bronze and granite “Arbetets ära” (The glory of work) monument on the market square is a testament to this era. But, today, it has been transformed into an area that is somewhat alternative, extremely multicultural and dare we say it – hip?

Shopping in Malmö

Slow shopping or shop till you drop in Malmö!

When it comes to shopping, Malmö has something for everyone – from local specialty shops to large shopping centres. And with so many stores located along or near the pedestrian street of Södra Förstadsgatan, Malmö’s ‘high street’, the shopping is oh so convenient.

Skåne – a coastal county steeped in history

Småland – as Swedish as it gets

Västergötland

West Sweden

Öland

Östergötland

Where and when to go shopping in Sweden

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Shopping

General

Top 5 design outlets in Sweden

The shopper's guide to Sweden

Swedish craft items to treasure

12 Swedish design items made to be used

StockholmStockholm

Shop on the hop

Shopping in Stockholm

Gothenburg – Sweden’s second largest cityGothenburg – Sweden’s second largest city

Artilleriet Interior Design

Gothenburg: 5 local products to bring home

Shop on the hop

Five shopping streets in Gothenburg

MalmöMalmö

Shop on the hop

Malmö’s multicultural Möllevången

Slow shopping or shop till you drop in Malmö!