Discover the best of Stockholm’s SoFo

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Stockholm’s Sofo on Södermalm – so-called because it’s south of Folkungagatan – has gained a reputation as the trendiest, hippest part of the city. Here is where you’ll find plenty of beards, tattoos, Amish hats, and large black-framed specs – and here is also where you’ll find some of the coolest shops, café’s, clubs and bars.
Last updated: April 30, 2024
Check out some of our favorite haunts.

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Lisa Larsson

Lisa Larsson Second Hand
Lisa Larsson Second Hand
As expected, Sofo is crawling with vintage and one of the best places to find vintage clothing is at Lisa Larsson Second Hand, where the shop is literally packed to the rafters with top-quality finds. It’s slightly on the pricey side but the excellent selection is well worth shelling over a few extra kronor if need be.
Bondegatan 48

Meatballs for the People

Meatballs for the People Stockholm
Meatballs for the People
Yep, it had to happen eventually and it definitely had to happen in Södermalm. This is the place to go for all things meatball – and not just your traditional Swedish meatballs, but all kinds. And because this is Sofo there is also a vegetarian option.

Nytorgsgatan 30

Nytorget

Nytorget SoFo Stockholm
Nytorget – the heart of SoFo

This charming square is in many ways the heart of Sofo. The square is a park and playground, and all four sides are lined with shops, cafés, and restaurants. In the summer it’s lined with pavement seating and in the colder months, it’s cozy and cool.

Nytorget

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Sofo Hotel

The name says it all: it’s the ultimate Sofo hotel, with excellent prices in a city not known for cheap stays. It’s small, charming, and known for excellent service. The best bit? It’s in the heart of Södermalm but tucked away on a quiet street so no problems with late-night revelers.

Östgötagatan 64

Grandpa

Grandpa Store Södermannagatan
Grandpa Store

Grandpa is one of SoFo’s most famous stores and ever since 2003, they’ve offered Stockholmers and everyone else who likes the Nordic lifestyle a selection of Scandinavian and international fashion and interior design products. Here you’ll find clothing, shoes, bags, sunglasses, watches, jewelry, and other accessories for both men and women.

If you’re more into interior design, you’ll find stylish and timeless products for any room of your home or the office. The store places high demands on quality and sustainability so you get products that you can have for a long time.

Södermannagatan 21

Katarina Kyrka

Katarina Kyrka, Södermalm, Stockholm

Katarina Church – Photo: © Amlan Chakraborty/Wikimedia

Katarina Kyrka is arguably the most beautiful church in Stockholm. Parts of the building date to the 18th century and the area has been home to churches since the 14th century. Concerts – both at lunch and in the evening – are often held here and the grounds are peace personified.
Högbergsgatan 13

And the Revolution

And the Revolution on Åsögatan is heaven’s place on earth for those who enjoy riding a bike – whether you are an enthusiast who sees Stockholm’s streets as your own Tour de France or a beginner cyclist who wants to get started on two wheels. And here you get an extraordinary bicycle – genuine quality bikes that ATR themselves designed, developed, and built. Stylish, functional, durable, and easy to use – you can hardly find a better bike. The shop also offers bicycle parts, helmets, clothes, and bags. In short, everything a cyclist in Stockholm needs.
Åsögatan 122

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6/5/4

Hard to believe but Swedes love surf culture, and 6/5/4 is a lifestyle store reflecting that love. In addition to all the usual surfie gear, you can also grab tents, thermoses, books… and a fantastic cup of espresso at the shop’s café. Surf’s up!
Nytorgsgatan 27
We hope you have a great time visiting Stockholm’s trendy SoFo!
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