City essentials: toilets, water, luggage and opening hours
The small things that make a city day easier: public toilets and how to pay for them, tap water, luggage storage, queue tickets and opening hours on weekends and holidays.
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Where can you find a public toilet in Stockholm?
Stockholm has about 90 public toilets in both the inner and the outer city, and the WC Stockholm map shows where they are.
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Where can you store luggage in Stockholm?
You can store luggage in lockers at Stockholm Central Station, where a small box costs SEK 49 and a large box SEK 79 per started hour.
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Can you return glass bottles for pant in Sweden?
Yes, but only glass bottles marked as returnable can be returned for deposit, either at any Systembolaget store or at some grocery stores.
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How does the bottle and can deposit (pant) work in Sweden?
You get your deposit back by putting empty cans and bottles with a Swedish deposit mark into a deposit machine, and over 3,100 Swedish stores have one.