Giftbetet

Giftbetet is a traditional Swedish Christmas market held annually in the city of Stockholm. The event is organized by the Stockholm City Council and takes place in the city's central square, Stortorget. Giftbetet translates to "gift market" in English, reflecting its primary purpose of selling handmade gifts and crafts.

The market is a significant cultural event in Sweden, attracting both locals and tourists. It features a wide variety of stalls selling everything from traditional Swedish crafts like woodcarvings and knitted items to modern gifts and souvenirs. The market also includes food stalls offering traditional Swedish cuisine, such as glögg (mulled wine) and pepparkakor (gingerbread cookies).

Giftbetet is open to the public and is free to enter. It typically runs for several days leading up to Christmas, with the exact dates varying each year. The market is a popular destination for both shopping and experiencing Swedish Christmas traditions. It provides a unique opportunity to explore the city's cultural heritage and enjoy the festive atmosphere.