Åhléns Östermalmstorg, Department store in Östermalm, Sweden

Åhléns Östermalmstorg is a department store located at Östermalmstorg 1-3, featuring multiple floors dedicated to fashion, beauty products, and home goods in central Stockholm. The building offers a wide range of retail spaces spread across different levels for everyday shopping.

The site at Östermalmstorg and Nybrogatan housed the Ladugårdslandsteatern, whose foyer was extended in 1863 and which gained a new hall and facade by Axel Anderberg in 1906. Renamed Folkan, it was rebuilt in modernist style in 1935–1937 by Sture Frölén and Albin Stark, with a neon sign in script. The theatre closed in 2001 and was demolished in December 2007 due to foundation settling; Åhléns opened its three-floor store here on 11 March 2010.

The store reflects Swedish design traditions across its departments, mixing local and international brands that appeal to shoppers seeking both familiar and international products. You notice how Scandinavian style shapes the way fashion and home goods are presented.

The store is open Monday through Friday from 10:00 to 19:00, Saturdays from 10:00 to 18:00, and Sundays from 12:00 to 17:00. Plan your visit accordingly, especially if you prefer longer shopping hours during weekdays.

Inside the building, the Beauty Bar by Dashl specializes in natural and non-toxic beauty treatments for customers seeking cleaner products. Additionally, Joe & The Juice offers fresh beverages as a convenient spot to rest during shopping.