Biblioteksgatan, Pedestrian shopping street in Norrmalm district, Stockholm, Sweden

Biblioteksgatan is a pedestrian zone extending from Norrmalmstorg to Stureplan with international fashion brands and Swedish designer shops lining both sides. The street features a mix of large retail chains and smaller Swedish boutiques throughout its length.

The street was named at the 1885 name revision after the adjacent Royal Library; earlier names included Norrmalmsgatan (1853) and Packaretorgs gatan (1733). The area was fundamentally redeveloped when it was replanned in the late 1870s. In 2010 the dominant property owner Hufvudstaden launched an effort to brand the surrounding shopping district Bibliotekstan, inspired by London's Carnaby Street campaign.

The street reflects global fashion trends while showcasing Swedish design through local brands like Malina and Soft Goat. Walking here, you notice how international and Nordic aesthetics exist side by side.

The street connects major city points and provides easy access to numerous stores open from morning until evening. The flat terrain and wide walkways make it straightforward to visit the different shops.

Rental costs for retail spaces here rank among Stockholm's highest, attracting premium fashion brands. This makes the street a showcase for the city's most expensive shopping real estate.