Is there a Kosher restaurant in Stockholm?
As of now, there is no Kosher restaurant in Stockholm. The local Kosher store, Kosherian, can prepare light meals, sandwiches etc. Contact the store for further information at www.kosherian.se. |
Where do prayer services take place in Stockholm? There are two orthodox synagogues with a daily minyan for Shacharit and of course on Friday night and Shabbat. For more details and prayer times please click here . Occasionally there are minyanim for Mincha-Maariv during the week. Please contact us for more information. |
Are there Shabbat meals we can attend? You are welcome to join us for the Shabbat dinner at the Chabad House, please reserve as early as possible. Alternatively, you can order them at the kosher store. |
Can we stay at the Chabad house? Unfortunately, we don’t have sleeping accommodations, but there are many hotels in all price ranges close to us. Click here for some suggestions. |
Is there a Mikva in Stockholm? Yes, there is. It is located at Wahrendorffsgatan 3B. A Mikva visit must be pre-arranged. Contact Mrs. Victoria Rindal at +46 (0)79 042 7543 for booking and further information. |
Can you recommend a Jewish tour guide?
Yes, we know many professional tour guides who know well the Jewish Stockholm as well as the regular sites and will be happy to take you around. |
Is there an Eiruv in Stockholm? No. There is no Eiruv in Stockholm. |