Here at Royal Djurgården there are several stores and local shops where you can find almost anything. Maybe you need to buy a SL-card for the tram or the bus, or perhaps some diapers. Do you want to eat good food (regardless of time) without having to wait forever? Then you should stop by at one of the many stores here at Djurgården. In these shops, deli and cafes there are things outside the ordinary. Below is a bit about where you can find the right place for your needs.
Kiosk at Djurgårdslätten
Just outside of the main entrance of Skansen there are a total of five kiosks. Each one of them sell different things which results in them having various things to buy; SL cards, stamps, bike rental, food and ice cream are only a few of the things available. If you are looking for a place that sells almost everything and just want to make a quick pit-stop, this is the right place to visit.
Konsthallen
Konsthallen is located right next to street called Allmäna gränd. This is a bakery, shop and resturant all placed in the same building. Their cafe and store opens at 9am and the resturant opens at 12pm. This makes it a perfect place to stop at when you’re interested in some good food early in the day. For those who prefer take-away, there are the option to do so, which is perfect for a summer picnic. Besides food, the store also offers other things: diapers, band-aids and sunscreen. The products are carefully selected with the environment in mind.
Skroten Matbord & Deli
Over at Skroten Matbord & Deli you can buy delicious food to take-away, or sit down for a glass of wine and enjoy the characteristic interior. The focus is on offering locally produced food that can easily be taken with you for an extra delicious dinner at home.
Skroten Café & Skeppshandel
Take a seat and enjoy a delicious cup of coffee, a newly made sandwich or why not a freshly baked raspberry pie. No matter what it is that appeals to you, there is something to enjoy. Every day there are also take-away boxes with homemade food straight from the kitchen.
Plantboden- Rosendals Trädgård 
The botanical garden in Rosendal is a beautiful place to wander around and be inspired by. If you are interested in botany and planting, this is the place to go. The Plant Boden sells pots, implements and garden tools, seeds and plants of various kinds. You can also borrow scissors and a basket in the Plantboden and harvest a bouquet for the table at home from the field. The flowers are planted with biodynamic cultivation and sustainability in mind.
Gårdsbutiken-Rosendals Trädgård
The farm shop offers utensils and decorations for the kitchen as well as their own grown foods and delicacies: spices, jams, marmalades and oils. Here you will find butter knives, a citrus press or bowls and dishes for yourself or as a gift. Their wood-fired bakery offers fresh bread and the shop bases its range on the season’s harvest. There is also a carefully selected assortment of books on gardening, growing and cooking chosen by the knowledgeable staff.
Museum shops
All the museum here at Djurgården have their own museum shops where they sell all kinds of things which has to do with the theme of the museum. For that reason, the museum shops are a exellent place when you want to find fun or unique items. An entrance ticket is often not required to visit the shop at a museum here on Djurgården. Below we list some suggestions you might enjoy!
Skansenbutiken
Here you will find a lot of handmade and practical gadgets for the home.
Kitchen utensils, 
towels, knitted mittens and jewelery are just some of the things you can find here. Find something for your home or give a genuinely handmade gift to someone.
The National Museum of Science and Technology
Here is something fun for all ages! Games, experiments, outdoor and indoor games, robots and educational materials are available to buy to take home and continue learning from. Do you have kids who are innovative mechanics or an adult friend who has recently become enamored with space and A.I.? Here there are books that teach both adults and children. The National Museum of Science and Technology values companies that work to have a small negative impact on the environment, that they must have good working conditions and that the companies comply with EU laws regarding product safety and chemical use.
ABBA The Museum
Here you can find everything related to ABBA, whether it’s a nice T-shirt, mugs, ABBA monopoly (yes, it really exists!) or honey, of course called Honey, Honey. The store is located just inside the entrance and no ticket is required to enter and find your favorite item.
Junibacken
This is Sweden’s largest children’s bookstore, and the goal is to bring children’s love of reading to life. The staff has carefully selected books for visitors both young and old. The books are also available in several different languages besides Swedish. Here you find many works from Astrid Lindgren, but also from other Swedish authors and illustrators. When you want a break from reading, there are also nice posters, dolls and soft plush animals.
The Nordic Museum
The range of this shop consists of Nordic products – knitted sweaters from Iceland, scarves from Greenland and beard soap from Norway. In addition, during parts of the year, apple cider produced from apples from the Nordic Museum’s other facilities is sold. You can easily visit the store by redeeming a free store ticket at the entrance cashier.
The Viking Museum
As the name suggests, here is everything that has to do with Vikings. Replicas of Viking Age glass for the home, jewelry, such as Torshammer, or why not take the time to discover new flavors, such as their Icelandic cod liver and super salty licorice? Of course there is something for the children too, handmade wooden swords, axes and shields are available for an adventure. The store does not require an entrance ticket.
Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde
In this shop you will find many fine items related to the museum’s exhibitions. Here you can buy postcards, exhibition catalogues, art and gardening books as well as the famous Waldemarsuddekrukan which can only be bought here. In addition, you can purchase flowers and potted plants from their own horticulture department according to availability and season. The shop is located just inside the entrance and does not require a ticket.
