Rån ikea kungens kurva

Varuhusinformation

• • Kundvagnar finns inne i varuhuset.
  • Kundservice ligger på nedre gatuplan*.
  • Kvarglömda IKEA varor hämtas hos Kundservice mot uppvisande av kvitto.
  • Kvarglömda personliga saker ligger kvar hos oss i 14 dagar och hämtas hos Kundservice.
  • Service- och ledarhundar är välkomna både i varuhuset
    och i restaurangen.
  • Rullstol, vilrum, amningsrum och förvaringsskåp finns att tillgå
    i entrén.
  • Gratis wi-fi i hela varuhuset.
  • Click och collect och Tag-Själv-Lager för kök och vitvaror finns på nedre gatuplan*.

  *Varuhuset är byggt i en sluttning, så det finns två olika nivåer som båda har ingångar från gatan – en på "gatuplan" och en på "nedre gatuplan".

• • Det finns flera lekytor runt om i varuhuset.
  • Har du glömt blöja kan du hämta en i entrén och
    i SMÅLAND lekrum.
  • Skötrum finns i entrén och vid restaurangen.
  • Amnings- och vilrum finns i entrén.
• • Alla barn mellan 3-7 år är välkomna.
  • Barnen får vara i SMÅLAND en timme om dagen.
  • Sista insläppet är en timme innan lekrummet stänger.

    Look for trains heading towards Fittja station.

    Are there direct trains from Stockholm city center to Fittja station?

    Yes, the Red Line (T13) provides direct service from central Stockholm to Fittja station, making it convenient for visitors heading to IKEA Kungens Kurva.

    How frequent are trains on the Red Line (T13) during weekdays and weekends?

    Trains on the Red Line typically run every 5-10 minutes during peak hours (morning and evening rush) and every 10-15 minutes during off-peak and weekends.

    Is Fittja station close to IKEA Kungens Kurva?

    Yes, Fittja station is within walking distance of IKEA Kungens Kurva.

    Här finns ett urval ur vårt sortiment att inspireras av, dock finns det inga produkter som du kan ta dig med hem direkt, utan allting levereras hem till dig.

  • I SMÅLAND måste alla barn ha strumpor och väst med nummer på sig. Expect a journey of approximately 25 minutes from central Stockholm to Fittja station, where a short stroll brings you to IKEA’s doorstep.

    Each station along the route showcases unique installations, reflecting Sweden’s rich cultural heritage and contemporary art scene. The bus stops several times on the way back, calling at Hornstull, Fridhemsplan, Kungsholmstorg and finally at Vasagatan 38.

    Is this whole free bus thing a big tourist trap?

    Well, it’s definitely a great way for Ikea to get people through the door, but you don’t have to go there to buy any furniture.

    Both tourists and locals use the free Ikea bus, and there’s nothing stopping you from joining them, even if it is just a way for you to get a cheap meal and a bit of a sightseeing tour.

    Once the bus stops at Ikea, the same driver turns around and goes straight back to the city, so there’s not even really any obligation to get off the bus and enter the store.

    However, if you want to be able to tick another classic Swedish experience off your bucket list – meatballs at the world’s biggest Ikea – then you might as well go in.

    Map showing the pickup location for the Ikea bus

    Need more ideas?

    Plumping for one of the rush hour buses can add another 10 minutes or so to the journey time.

    
    

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    Arriving at Ikea

    The bus drops you right outside Ikea in Kungens Kurva.

  Second hand

  Här förlänger vi livet på möbler och produkter från IKEA som Eskilstunaborna skänkt till ReTuna. We’re only in it for the chance to eat cheap meatballs.

  How to find the free Ikea bus

  First off, you’re going to need to get yourself to Vasagatan 38, a short walk north of Stockholm’s main train station in Norrmalm.

  At the time of writing the actual bus stop was just opposite the Nordic Light Hotel.

  This immersive experience transforms your commute into a cultural excursion, setting the stage for the retail adventure awaiting at Kungens Kurva.

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  1. Insider Tips for a Seamless Journey

  For first-time travelers or seasoned explorers, a few insider tips can enhance your trip:

  • Timing is Key: Beat the crowds by planning your visit during off-peak hours, typically early mornings or late afternoons.
  • Navigation Tools: Utilize smartphone apps or metro maps available at stations to stay updated on schedules and route changes.
  • Exploration Beyond IKEA: For a well-rounded day trip, visit nearby attractions like Heron City or the Skärholmen shopping center.

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