The name means Queen Street and runs from the Old Town to the Observatory Hill. The southern part is pedestrian only and you will find lots of shops (many clothing). There are a number of restaurants as well especially in the northern part. You will find two dept stores along it: PUB (which has nothing to do with beer) and... More

Lots of shops to visit - there is something for everyone. This is also a nice walk towards Gamla Stan. Make sure you bring a lot of money ;)

Nice place to walk, for shopping or going to the old town. It leads also to the Parliament building. Do not miss the "Homeless Fox" sculpture of Laura Ford, right at the corner with Stromgatan!

To crowded in the daytime for my taste.. not so unique stores.. But there is a lot of stores to choose from and a really big HM stores with great prices! not a street for uniqueness..

This is the shopping pedestrian street of Stockholm with colourful ambience. The street is full of visitors and locals and is an ideal tourist shopping and dining area.

We loved shopping, dining, and walking every corner of this street. We started from the park and walked all the way down to Gamla Stan. Along the way it was interesting how many H&M are along the street.

this whole street is filled with shops. half of the shops are brands like h&m and the other are souvenirs shops..

Very nice street for shopping. You can find most stuff here or near by the street. Many streets and shopping gallerias around drottninggatan. Also lots of restaurants, cafes and bars. So u can spend a whole day there :)

dont bother to go here. expensive and bad food. crappy stores which only sells mooses and stuff. åhlens and hm stores are good but they are avilable at other, places. the northern part have some nice restaurants though. la neta (not on drottningatan but around a corner), grill, rolfs kök and hattor devil are a few that you can find... More