15 Distinctly Swedish Products to Buy in Stockholm

15 Distinctly Swedish Products to Buy in Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden

If you come to Stockholm on the trail of Karlsson-on-the-Roof character (Swedish: Karlsson på taket), created by Astrid Lindgren, you're bound to enjoy yourself big time! Just don't forget to spare some time for gift shopping, so as to please your loved ones back home. In doing so, you may want to explore some major shopping destinations, like Västerlånggatan street (for shops: Kristallrummet at #21, Pasadena at #69, Iris at #24, K.U.S at #35, and Gamla Stans Konfektyrbutik at #26) or Österlånggatan street (for art, textiles and antiques). Alternatively, you can study this article and see for yourself what to look for and where to find it, before going.

The typically Swedish silver design in jewelry is bold, clean and chunky, with very little detail. Wide, hammered-flat bangles and collars are often plain or decorated with a very simple ornament or curve, or a modest semi-precious stone in a pastel shade. Silver is much loved in Sweden for its simplicity and grace, as opposed to the more precious and luxurious gold. Gold is considered somewhat demanding to wear, and sometimes a little bit ostentatious in a set or in eye-catching designs. Silver, in turn, is a perfect choice for the understated, simple and discrete elegance. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
How it works: The full article is featured in the app "GPSmyCity: Walks in 1K+ Cities" on Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Download the app to your mobile device to read the article offline and create a self-guided walking tour to visit the sights featured in this article. The app's navigation functions guide you from one sight to the next. The app works offline, so no data plan is needed when traveling abroad.

Download The GPSmyCity App

Sights Featured in This Article

Guide Name: 15 Distinctly Swedish Products to Buy in Stockholm
Guide Location: Sweden » Stockholm
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Gpsmycity Writer
Read it on Author's Website: https://www.gpsmycity.com/articles/78-15-distinctly-swedish-products-to-buy-in-stockholm.html
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
  • NUTIDA SVENSKT SILVER
  • EFVA ATTLING
  • IRIS (OLD TOWN)
  • NORDIC MUSEUM
  • IRIS (CITY)
  • SVENSK HEMSLöJD
  • Hötorgshallen
  • CHOKLADFABRIKEN

Insider Tips for Stockholm, Sweden

Sightseeing in Stockholm

Sightseeing in Stockholm

The Vasamuseet housed an impressive warship built between 1626 and 1628. There was only one problem…it was top heavy with an insufficient ballast. It traveled 4,265 feet before it capsized and sank killing 30 of the 150 people on board.
Vasa Museum in Stockholm

Vasa Museum in Stockholm

Vasa Museum is definitely one of a kind museum and as such it’s apparently one of the most visited tourist attractions in Sweden.
Exploring Stockholm in 48 Hours (Part II)

Exploring Stockholm in 48 Hours (Part II)

The first port of call on a cloudy Sunday morning in Stockholm was Vasa museum on Djurgården island. My husband and I strolled all around Gamla Stan (the Old Town) the previous day so we decided to use the underground today.
Three Days in Stockholm with Kids

Three Days in Stockholm with Kids

I hadn’t quite appreciated the size of Stockholm until we arrived in the Swedish capital in early September 2016. Spread across 14 islands with 57 bridges, there’s a lot to see.
Solo Itinerary in Stockholm

Solo Itinerary in Stockholm

As a solo traveller, I find Stockholm to be one of those cities that immediately captivates you with its blend of rich history, modern design, breathtaking natural beauty, and, of course, the safe feeling you get there. I recently spent another five days exploring the Swedish capital, and this itinerary is perfect if you’re looking to balance sightseeing, history, and a couple of charming day...  view more
Top Attractions in Stockholm You Can’t Miss

Top Attractions in Stockholm You Can’t Miss

Around 57 bridges connect 14 islands on Stockholm’s extensive archipelago, so walking or cycling is the best way to take in the city’s sights. If this sounds too energetic, then take one of the many sightseeing boats or ferries that constantly shuttle passengers between petite islands.

Useful Travel Guides for Planning Your Trip

Souvenir Shopping Guide: 15 Distinctly Swedish Products to Buy in Stockholm

Souvenir Shopping Guide: 15 Distinctly Swedish Products to Buy in Stockholm

If you come to Stockholm on the trail of Karlsson-on-the-Roof character (Swedish: Karlsson på taket), created by Astrid Lindgren, you're bound to enjoy yourself big time! Just don't forget to spare some time for gift shopping, so as to please your loved ones back home. In doing so, you...
Insider Tips Overview