My last day in Sweden and I hadn't really gotten much in the way of souvenirs for friends and…read morefamily. From the shop window, it appeared Indus should do the trick. I entered the small shop and scanned the various offerings for the perfect little knick-knacks to take home. The shop keeper was ok with me touching and moving things around in my attempts. Prices were fair and the selection was plentiful. So, if you need to get a few gifts, Indus is probably worth checking out.

Gamla Stan has lots of shops. Lots of souvenir and crafts shops.... so it's quite difficult to…read morechoose from. We walked around and compared products and prices. Ended up in this shop. Nice and helpful staff, friendly and never pushy. A good selection of products and best of all: very fair prices. Bought some typical tourist stuff (first time in Stockholm, so why not). Some caps, some fridge magnets and other items. Quality was fine and - a few months later - everything still in good shape. A good shop. Would come back.

One of the oldest shops in Stockholm for buying Swedish souvenirs at cheap prices! Highly recommend…read moreif someone looking for buy Swedish souvenirs and gifts for their friends and family!

Tired of thinking of some fun or plane gift to a friend or family member? Or perhaps you are…read morelooking for something witty and fun gadget for yourself? Then Design Torget is the right place to go to. Design Torget got a lot of gizmos and things you don't really need but tons of stuff that might wow you for a month or two. I usually go here when I am bored or when I would like to kill some time while in town. It does baffle me how I always end up finding some cool gadget that someone invented that would solve some small first world problem of mine. Sadly things are pretty expensive and I usually end up leaving empty handed from the store. I do highly recommend entering one or two Design Torget stores though, it is like an amusement park for materialists!

This is a great place to shop if you're looking for gifts and/or Scandinavian design. You can get…read moreeverything from children's toys, to kitchen stuff, books and jewelry. If you're a tourist looking for gifts from Sweden, this is a great place to go. Or if you're looking for interior design stuff that's smart and/or well designed. Not the cheapest place, but oftentimes you can make bargains here.

Wonderful family-owned shop. An amazing array of chocolate choices both in bars, custom molds, and…read moreassorted truffles. The shop lady was so kind and gave us samples to try so we could pick out things we liked. They have ALL kinds of chocolates including organic, vegan, and sugar free for diabetics. They are all about quality and service for their customers. 5+ stars for service, selection, and sweet chocolates! Wish we had a place like this in the states.

From the owner: Pralinhuset sauför sin egen hemmagjorda choklad, tryffel och praliner. Hitta den perfekta presenten…read moreeller blanda din egna chokladask. Handla online eller besök våra butiker i Gallerian, på Drottninggatan eller på Östermalmstorg.

I stumbled into this place while visiting Stockholm. This place owns any "general store" in LA that…read moretries to sell designed goods for 10x the price. Everything in here has the Swedish design aesthetic with a very very very reasonable price. I would've brought home a suitcase full of things from here if not for baggage limits. Definitely a great place to stop by if you want to buy tchotchkes.

The long line to get into the tiny garden-level shop in gamla stan creates an opening for the…read morefollowing thoughts... 1. why haven't i simply spent this time today buying and learning how to use a lapidary saw? 2. what does it say about my tolerance and overall rational arrangement that i was able to wait an embarrassing amount of time to get into a store ? who am i? who are these people? why does the woman behind the counter have the urgency of molasses? 3. why didn't i just go to söder if i wanted to carry around a chunk of mineral in my pocket? Not much there was truly special, let alone varied. I think the shop is more about crystal-touching than mineralogy.

Basically: The seller accused me of stealing one of the rings. Then she realised that she sold the…read morering in question earlier the same day. She didn´t apologise, or offer me any kind of compensation. She accused me in front of other customers. It was beyond rude. The crystals are supposed to make one serene and kind and fair and so on, but... well, they dont´seem to be working now, do they? Go here if you want to be treated as a shoplifter, as well as ripped off royally. Most of this stuff sold here can be found cheaper on Ebay,

From the owner: Tambur är en fristående present- och inredningsbutik på…read moreSödermalm i Stockholm med ett handplockat sortimentet från unga kreatörer & ledande varumärken.

If you are looking for authentic northern Sweden Sapmi (the original indigenous peoples of northern…read moreScandinavia) handcraft items (Not inexpensive trinkets but the real thing, typically searched for by serious collectors) this is one of a few stores in Stockholm where you can find it. The owner is closely connected to the tribal artisans and has amassed a collection of the best of the best, particularly knives made for use in the daily life of reindeer herding. be prepared to pay small fortunes for the rare work of knife artisans whose craft has been handed down through generations.

There is a kind of shift when walking through the street here from the mass market to the…read morehandcrafted souvenirs and crafts. This store may be small but it seems to have the best curated selection of handcrafted Swedish goods compared to others. It does mean one may have to look up and down in addition to sideways as yours truly did in order to find something :) I was about to walk out with something small when I saw a very nice necklace for my wife just below my field of vision in the showcase at the checkout. The owner will gladly explain everything about the merchandise. Highly recommended.