Hötorgshallen has 30 shops and restaurants across two floors. The first hall on this site stood in the 1880s, according to Visit Stockholm. You can shop for ingredients and deli goods, or have lunch in the market. Its stalls cover fish and seafood, fruit and vegetables, coffee and tea, meat, cheese, cafés and other food businesses.

The choices include Kajsas Fisk, which serves fish dishes including a well-known fish stew, and Elli’s Falafel, whose falafel is made to order and is vegetarian. Other options include Italian deli goods at Carls Deli, Korean dishes at Kimchistan, and Middle Eastern sweets and spices at Matbah. The market also has Vietnamese food, Danish smørrebrød and Finnish breads and pastries.

Prices depend on the stall. Cheap Noodles lists lunch at 65 kronor (about $6.10/£4.80). The market’s website does not give a general price range. The material available does not specify opening hours or a typical visit length, so check with the venue before planning around a particular time. You can use a visit to browse several stalls, pick up food to take away, or sit down for a meal at one of the restaurants.