The Nine Best Flea Markets and Second-Hand Shops in Stockholm

From a flea market housed in a 17th-century marketplace to an early-morning car boot sale, Stockholm has plenty for savvy shoppers looking for second-hand treasures. Browse vintage clothes, antiques, Scandi-chic homewares and a few trinkets at our pick of the city’s best spots.

Hötorget
Market

Loppmarknaden Vårberg
Market
Head to T-Centralen metro station and take the train to Norsborg until you hit Vårberg Centrum, where one of the city’s original flea markets occurs daily. The journey (which takes about 25 minutes) is worth it, as furniture and clothes can be found for bargain prices unlikely to be seen elsewhere in the capital. The sprawling expanse is not for the faint of heart – so don’t be shy, get stuck in and set aside half a day for some serious treasure hunting. Entrance is free weekdays, 15SEK (£1.25) on Saturdays and 10SEK (£0.80) on Sundays. The market opens at 10.30am every day and shuts around 5pm to 6pm depending. Be warned, weekends are busy.
Hornstulls Marknad
Market
Möjligheternas Hus
Shop, Store
Located 15 minutes south of the city centre in Skarpnäck, this massive second-hand emporium is so popular that customers queue for an hour just to be the first to grab a bargain. Open from Thursday to Sunday all year round, it’s a great stop for anyone looking for homewares, clothes or even a bike – the warehouse holds auctions outdoors during the summer season.
Loppis Karlaplan
Market
Positioned around the fountain at the heart of this circular park, Karlaplan’s charming flea market is easy to fit in with a day spent shopping in Stockholm’s city centre. Stalls range from bric-a-brac to artisanal design, with plenty of second-hand clothes up for grabs from Stockholm’s chic residents. The market is every Saturday at 11am to 3pm during April to June, and then again from August to October.
Loppis Kungsholmstorg
Market
Sweden prides itself on its democratic society, and this flea market is no different: open to everyone and anyone selling things they have made, things they no longer need and things they forgot they had. Its central location – by Norr Mälarstrand’s promenade and City Hall – and Sunday hours make it an ideal addition to a weekend trip. Stop by from 11am to 3pm during May, August and September to find things you never knew you needed.
Myrorna
Shop
This chain of second-hand shops first opened in Gothenburg about a century ago. The Swedish Salvation Army retailer is now commonplace throughout the country, with multiple locations in Stockholm. Full of vintage and second-hand clothing, homeware and gadgets, it is a must-visit for savvy shoppers looking for a bargain. The charity shop donates surplus items to social work initiatives and provides tips for living a carbon-neutral life on its website.
Färgfabriken
Art Gallery, Market, Museum
Täby-Loppis
Market

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