One of the most unusual thrift stores in Stockholm... if you're looking for a 'Grandma's attic"…read morekind of experience, this is perfect for heirlooms and antiques as well as miscellaneous history. Everything from vinyl records to books and vintage clothing.

One of my favorite record stores in Stockholm. When you walk in, you see a selection of records…read moreabout equal to a lot of the record shops in the city. The selection is definitely better, but wait, there's also a downstairs! That's where I really cleaned up. Though I didn't have as much time to dig as I wanted, I found a bunch of great uk indie stuff (josef k, girls at our best, marine girls, etc.) all in what I think was a new arrivals crate, but I'm not sure. Either way, this place had an overall amazing selection of vinyl and was only surpassed, in my opinion, by nostalgia palace.

Fantastic record store for used and new indie, punk, metal, and classic rock, as well as other…read moregenres such as soul, country, etc. The prices are reasonable and the record all seem to be G and above (and priced accordingly). As another reviewer noted, there is an upstairs -- where they also sell antiques and the like -- and a much larger downstairs. The records are organized by new arrivals (again, used and new) of mixed genre and then by rock, punk, metal, etc. The only downside is that there are so many records flipping thru the stacks involves removing some, flipping, putting back, repeat. Also tons of 45s. Save hours for this one -- definitely the best of the eight vinyl shops I've visited to date (or at least it's the one that I spent the most in; see: kid in a candy store). Nice owners, too!

Fairly large store. Lots of vinyl. It's a somewhat confusing layout for me, especially when your…read moreartist is versatile. I was looking for a specific Swedish artist. I looked through each CD display. Alas, it looks like Amazon for me.

Looks like vinyl, books, cd's and dvd's arent dead even in a hip contemporary town like Stockholm…read more Bengans has a very large shop which seems to span two storefronts. Got a kick at looking how much American hard rock and metal they have. Of course Scandinavia is on the forefront of metal so it was cool to see that too. A retro store for those of us who like the old hand held things in our music, film, and literature