Saluhallen

_DSC2125.jpg

Saluhallen, opened in 1888, is the largest and most famous of Stockholm's indoor markets. Located in Östermalm, traditionally the wealthiest part of town, you're not going to find any deals here, but the setting is amazing, and the products excellent.

_DSC2073.jpg

This market is considerably more "Swedish" than Hötorgshallen, and inside you'll find more traditional Swedish staples such as potatoes:

_DSC2085.jpg

herring to eat over them:

_DSC2087.jpg

or even smoked eel:

_DSC2078.jpg

Or maybe you'd rather have your potatoes fried with ham, as in the traditional Swedish dish, pytt i panna:

_DSC2075.jpg

If you crave Swedish food but can't be bothered to cook, there's also prepared food inside the hall:

_DSC2131.jpg

as well as baked goods to take home:

_DSC2084.jpg

If you don't mind doing a bit of cooking, pick up some sausages:

_DSC2117.jpg

It's all there:

_DSC2110.jpg

To reach Saluhallen, take the red line subway to Östermalmstorg station.