Stockholm
Things to see and do
Organise your stay
Stockholm :
Unmissable tourist sites
Where to sleep?
Stockholm Hotel tips
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Practical A to Z
Practical A to Z
Eating out
Restaurants
Swedish restaurants have a double life. At lunchtime, they serve cheap lunch menus with a salad, bread, main course, drink and coffee. In the evening, meals are à la carte and more expensive.
Kiosks (korvkiosk)
The great Swedish classic: sausages (korv) boiled (kokt) or grilled (grillad), served in a soft bread roll with ketchup and sweet mustard.
Shopping
Neighbourhoods
Designer land – Östermalm
Young creators – Södermalm, around SoFo (Söder om Folkungagatn) district.
Shopping high street – Västerlånggatan Street, in Gamla Stan, and its extension in Norrmalm, Drottninggatan.
Antiques and vintage markets – Odenplan.
Opening times
Most shops are open 7/7, but operate shorter opening hours at weekends.
Sales
Just after Christmas and at the start of the summer.

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