Whether you need daily groceries or want to explore large shopping malls and local outlets, we've gathered the best shopping spots around.
Teddytassen’s unmanned rabbit supply shop offers a convenient way to buy rabbit food, treats, hay, and accessories at any time.
Simply stop by, choose what you need, and enjoy easy self-service shopping — proof that even rabbits appreciate modern solutions.
If you don’t have a Swedish Bank-ID on your phone, just ask your hosts and we’ll gladly help you shop.
Everyone probably knows Lidl. This is the closest store where you can buy groceries and more.
ICA is pretty much the Swedish version of Lidl. This is a medium sized grocery store where you can buy groceries and more.
Systembolaget is the Swedish government alcohol store where you can buy wine, beer, and spirits with more than 3.5% alcohol content.
Klädkällaren is a local clothing store offering a carefully selected range of fashion for everyday wear and special occasions.
Visitors can find clothing, accessories, and seasonal items for both women and men, with a focus on quality and personal service.
Worth a visit. The lunch at their restaurant is very popular too.
Kongahälla Center is a modern shopping mall located in the heart of Kungälv. It offers a wide variety of shops, cafés, restaurants, and services, making it a convenient and lively place to visit for shopping, dining, or a coffee break.
ICA Maxi in Kungälv is a larger and well-stocked supermarket offering everything from fresh groceries and local produce to household goods and everyday essentials.
It’s a convenient one-stop shop for both quick errands and larger grocery runs. This is where your hosts do their weekly shopping of groceries.
Nordstan is one of Scandinavia’s largest shopping centers, located in the heart of Gothenburg.
It offers a wide selection of shops, cafés, and restaurants, making it a popular destination for shopping, dining, and people-watching all year round.
Kvibergs Marknad is a large and lively market area in Gothenburg with a wide mix of shops in several old buildings and between them.
Visitors can browse everything from food, sweets, and household goods to clothing and specialty items, often at very reasonable prices.
The market is typically open on Saturdays and Sundays.
Shopping in Alingsås city center offers a charming mix of small independent boutiques, well-known brands, cafés, and local specialty shops.
With its cozy streets and relaxed atmosphere, Alingsås is a pleasant place to shop, take a coffee break, and enjoy a traditional Swedish small-town experience.
Gekås in Ullared is a legendary enormous bargain store where Swedes practically make a pilgrimage in search of great deals.
It’s less of a shopping trip and more of a national sport — best enjoyed with patience, a trolley, and a strong coffee.
We truly want you to enjoy your stay and are happy to help.