
Annas kuriosa
Browse antiques, retro finds and household or building pieces across five buildings.
Hamneda

Browse antiques, retro finds and household or building pieces across five buildings.
Hamneda

Go to browse furniture, glass details and knick-knacks across different eras, with other flea markets nearby for a multi-stop outing.
Moheda

Browse home and clothing designs, second-hand finds and upcycled pieces from independent creators in one shop.
Älmhult

Go to watch glassmaking and try glassblowing in the village where Kosta Glassworks has operated since 1742.
Kosta

Visit the store in the town Visit Sweden describes as IKEA’s birthplace.
Älmhult


Browse Scandinavian design and other retro finds from the 1950s to the 1980s.
Älmhult

Go to browse a 650-square-metre barn of second-hand furniture, household items, books, records and designer finds.
Bolmsö

The shop brings clothing, interior items and local design products, including Cooee Design, together in a countryside setting.
Ljungby

Go to browse antiques and flea-market finds, with Pierre’s mazarins at the café as a reason to pause.
Liatorp

Go to shop for duvets and pillows at factory prices, or browse the Cooee Design outlet for exhibition and photo samples.
Lagan

Browse new and vintage lamps or ask Krister about restoring a lamp, from a chandelier to a 1960s design piece.
Älmhult

Browse second-hand goods while supporting the Red Cross’s humanitarian work.
Älmhult
Ranked by the Herald score: recognition (guides, heritage, visitor numbers, the tourism boards), interest from abroad (English Wikipedia), what Sweden Herald readers rate and read, how recently the facts were checked, and the editors. Nothing a place pays changes its place in the list.
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Updated 7 November 2026
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