Shopping center in Sundsvall

Birsta City

Located in Sundsvall, this retail hub spans two levels with 100 stores, including Sweden's fourth IKEA store from 1967. The center welcomes 4 million annual visitors.

Northern Sweden's largest shopping center, Birsta City in Sundsvall, receives over 4 million visitors each year. The two-level complex contains 100 stores, including H&M, Carlings, and Sweden's fourth IKEA store, which opened here in 1967. You can shop at Swedish boutiques, eat at the Taco Bar or Thai restaurant, and join regular community events like children's activities and seasonal workshops.

Shopping Layout and Store Selection

Two levels of shops line a wide central walkway with clear directional signs. Carlings, Dressmann, and Cubus sell clothing for all ages, while Elgiganten Phone House carries electronics. For practical needs, you'll find ATMs, Apoteket pharmacy, and Akademibokhandeln bookstore. The corridors have comfortable seating areas where you can rest between shopping.

Dining Options and Cafes

The restaurant area includes the Taco Bar with Mexican food and a Thai restaurant. Coffee shops and casual cafes on both levels let you choose between quick breaks or longer meals during your shopping trip.

Transportation and Access

Birsta City is located at Gesällvägen 1 in Sundsvall, right off the highway. Buses run regularly from Sundsvall and Timrå city centers, stopping near the main entrance. The parking area has space for both short-term shoppers and all-day visitors.

Community Events and Activities

The center runs events throughout the year. Children can participate in the monthly Kids Club's free activities, while Circuit's autumn workshops focus on sustainability and crafts. The "Lill-lördag" shopping events bring special deals and giveaways to mid-week shoppers.

Practical Information

Opening hours are Monday through Friday from 10 AM to 8 PM, and weekends from 10 AM to 6 PM. All stores follow these hours. Contact the center at +46 70 265 22 33 or visit www.birstacity.se for current events and store listings.

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