Norrmalm
Your guide to Stockholm’s city center with great shopping and many attractions
About Norrmalm
Norrmalm is the center of Stockholm and is also called City. The district offers culture, shopping streets, and green parks.
3 reasons to visit Norrmalm:
Super central and close to everything
A lot of culture and museums
Green lush parks
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Find places on the map
| Title | Address | Description |
|---|---|---|
East | Stureplan 13, 111 45 Stockholm, Sverige | Stureplan 13 |
Prinsen | Mäster Samuelsgatan 4, 111 44 Stockholm, Sverige | Mäster Samuelsgatan 4 |
K25 | Kungsgatan 25, 111 56 Stockholm, Sverige | Kungsgatan 25 |
Il Molo | Hamngatan 37, 111 53 Stockholm, Sverige | Gallerian |
Målerås Glassworks | Hamngatan 37, 111 53 Stockholm, Sverige | Drottninggatan 10 |
Mr. Espresso | Sergelgatan 12, 111 57 Stockholm, Sverige | Sergels Torg |
Vau de Ville | Norrmalmstorg 6, 111 46 Stockholm, Sverige | Norrmalmstorg 6 |
Barrels | Smålandsgatan 22, 111 46 Stockholm, Sverige | Smålandsgatan 22 |
Urban Deli | Sveavägen 44, 111 34 Stockholm, Sverige | Sveavägen 44 |
Hotel With | Sveavägen 44, 111 34 Stockholm, Sverige | Sveavägen 44 |
Vassa Eggen | Birger Jarlsgatan 29, 111 45 Stockholm, Sverige | Birger Jarlsgatan 29 |
Atlantis Beds | Sveavägen 25, 111 34 Stockholm, Sverige | Sveavägen 25 |
Fox in a Box | Klara Norra kyrkogata 29, 111 22 Stockholm, Sverige | Klara Norra kyrkogata 29 |
Fox in a Box | Olof Palmes gata 23, 111 22 Stockholm, Sverige | Olof Palmes gata 23 |
Kiwi Furs | Drottninggatan 104, 111 60 Stockholm, Sverige | Drottninggatan 104 |
About Norrmalm
Stockholm’s center, also called City, offers culture, shopping streets, and lush parks.
Norrmalm extends from Strömmen in the south to Rådmansgatan in the north. Here you’ll find Sergels Torg, the Central Station, the Government Offices, and the Culture House (‘Kulturhuset’). A delightful mix of logistics and entertainment. Shop in the clothing chains on Drottninggatan, take a much-needed coffee break in Kungsträdgården, and don’t forget to visit the newly renovated food market Hötorgshallen.
You’ll also find plenty of culture experiences – from the Hallwyl Museum and the Mediterranean Museum to the Royal Dramatic Theatre and art galleries. On Drottninggatan, you will find the building Blå Tornet where the famous Swedish author August Strindberg lived 1849–1912. Deep dive into Swedish literary history and explore Strindberg’s old books, paintings, and writings. Just a stone’s throw away, you’ll find the park Humlegården, a green and calm oasis in the city pulse. Inside the park, you can also visit the Royal Library.
When you’re done with your shopping and cultural experiences, there’s a wide selection of luxurious and affordable restaurants to choose from. As for nightlife, there is everything you could want, whether you want a beer at a cozy pub or dance all night long at glamorous nightclubs. East, Café Opera, and Berns Salonger are just a few examples of gems in Norrmalm’s vibrant nightlife.
