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 Mecca of practical jokes |
Drottninggatan 57 Stockholm 111 21 Sweden +46 (0)8 5452 8780 http://www.buttericks.se/ |
Buttericks is a tourist attraction. Here you can find everything you need to pull off practical jokes. False hands, fake sugarcubes and the like. There is also stuff for fancy dress parties, like wigs, masks, make-up, fangs, and fake blood. The biggest queue of wannabe vampires can be found here on the day before Halloween. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Indoor food market |
Slöjdgatan 6 Filmstaden Sergel Stockholm 111 57 Sweden +46 (0)8 23 0001 http://www.hotorgshallen.se |
This indoor market is located in the basement of the movie theatre Filmstaden Sergel. A visit to this place is like taking a culinary trip around the world. Fish, meat, cheese, coffee, tea, bread, spices, flowers, exotic specialties and delicacies—you will find it all here at Hötorgshallen. There is also an outdoor market, which offers a variety of fruits and vegetables, all at very reasonable prices. The most fun part of this shopping experience though, is the haggling! Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Alex Gorrod |
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 Designer labels et al |
Hamngatan 18-20 Stockholm 111 77 Sweden +46 (0)8 762 8000 http://www.nk.se |
NK is probably the best known department store in Stockholm. The clothing department include the boutiques of top designers, such as Jean—Paul Gaultier, Paul Smith and Donna Karan. Located on the top floor, is a small bookstore and café, and on the ground floor you'll find a bakery and delicatessen. The pastries at the bakery have left many a visitor comming back for more. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Photo: Carolyn |
 Classical Melodies |
Hötorget Stockholm 103 87 Sweden +46 (0)8 786 0211 http://www.konserthuset.se |
If you enjoy listening to classical music, then Stockholm Concert Hall, located at Hötorget is the right place for you. It is home to the Stockholm Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Every season about 100 concerts are held, whereby national and international guests are invited to play and hold the annual Composers' Festival. Also, it is the location of the yearly Nobel Prize Award ceremony. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Peter Carlsson |
 Photo: Sheldon Woodhouse |
 Photo: Philipp Dorowski |
 Photo: Terry R Baughman |
 Photo: Jerry Arrington |
 Photo: Marcel Peek |
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The biggest and the best |
Ringvägen 100 Receptionen Plan 6 Stockholm 118 90 Sweden +46 (0)8 402 8000 http://www.ahlens.com |
This central department store is Stockholm's largest in terms of the number of shoppers who frequent the store everyday. It features brands like PTA, GAP and Mexx, as well as the Åhléns brand Å, with a section for young ones called Att. There is a good home department and a small restaurant and café. The ground floor houses a food shop with a small bakery. During the run—up to Christmas, the store extends opening hours. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Mika Lietzén |
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 Photo: Wendy Chung |
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 Photo: Alisa Sanada |