Was pointed to this store by visitors center. The bin candy is 30sek cheaper than most other…read morestores. And they have a pretty good selection. This is similar to a dollar store. Lots of various items from shampoos to towels to kitchenware, cheap. A lot of it looks cheap too. But if you are on vacation and need something that you will leave here, this is probably a good place to get it.

Saw this was a highly rated massage place in Stockholm. Made an appointment first thing our plane…read morelanded since I've had tension and tightness in my body. This massage made me feel INCREDIBLE after. I can raise my arms without feeling like i was rusty. I can lift my shoulders without struggling to get through the tightness. Best thing I've ever done. Best part is I have 5-6 more days of traveling and this will help me carry a backpack on my back without any more pain. The ladies were very accommodating and nice. I would 10000% recommend coming by in the beginning of your trip so you can feel great for the rest of your time/day.

We went looking for a massage place and found this one via reviews and Google. I was a bit…read moreapprehensive the same way I always am when we get a massage at some random place. But there was nothing to worry about. The women here speak good English, which is very helpful when booking. My husband and I were shown to neighboring beds. The room was warm but not hot. The ladies didn't really give us great instructions, so after a lot of laughter and giggling about which blanket goes where, we got it all figured out and started the massage. If you've never had Thai massage before, it's kind of like this petite Asian woman is trying to literally separate the fibers of your muscles by pulling your muscles in opposite directions. But afterward, you feel like 10 million bucks. This massage did use oil (some Thai massages don't) and so it was kind of like a hybrid Thai/deep tissue massage. I felt fabulous afterwards. The prices in general for massages in this part of the world are pretty cheap compared to what we pay in the USA so I was happy to pay and would absolutely come back.

You go in looking for one thing and you come out with 10! The range of items from household items…read moreto shampoo to decoration to kitchen utensils to kitchen appliances, I mean it never ends. They have a million things that are cheaper than anywhere else in Stockholm and sometimes for half the price so I highly recommend the place!

ÖoB, short for Överskottsbolaget, is a Swedish discount store with a pretty interesting history. In…read morethe 1960s it was started when the Swedish army started selling surplus items to the general public - that was what gave the name as well (överskott is Swedish for surplus). In the early 90s the stores were privatized and sold to Runsvengruppen. They have since expanded the business and number of stores so these days there are more than 100 nationwide.. The focus is on non-perishable food and drink, health & beauty products, household goods, DIY products, tools, garden equipment and also miscellaneous stuff they are able to buy cheap. As with most of these stores the one in Kista lacks charm and it not the place to visit for an enjoyable shopping experience but it can be a good place to buy things like cleanings supplies at substantially lower prices than the regular supermarkets. I am not a frequent visitor but occasionally visit and the store as such is fine. Usually it is a bit chaotic and service can be slow but the prices are competitive.

Interesting store. BIG indoor mall. I think this is where we got our oven silicone mats before…read morethey became popular in the US. Today, we wandered. Lots of interesting stuff. We ended buying a package of cleaning rags for kitchen, bathroom, dusting and glass for $3.

Clas Ohlson at Gallerian might not be the largest store in the Swedish hardware store chain and…read morethere are certainly nearby stores of the chain which are better but being within the shopping mall, it can be a useful backup location when it is busy which is the reasoning for the extra star. The store is accessed through an escalator - there is also a mobility style lift which isn't too user-friendly as it involves opening and closing the door yourself and then holding down a button and hoping it works - sometimes there's even a delay for it to work to the point the lift can go down and stop, even though it should be continuing - scary. (Why isn't there a help button to call a staff member in case it doesn't work?) The product range is okay but again it doesn't compare with nearby locations of Clas Ohlson as well as the overall feel of the store in terms of features, layout and service being a slight decline. 2*