Stockholm postcodes map
The postcode map colours each delivery area of the inner city and labels it with its code, from Norrmalm and Östermalm in the north to Södermalm in the south. It is useful for checking an address, planning deliveries or seeing which area a code belongs to.
Swedish postcodes have five digits, written as a group of three and a group of two separated by a space, for example 111 20. The code goes on the same line as the town, after the street address. Codes beginning with 1 belong to the Stockholm area: street addresses in the city usually start with 11, while codes starting with 10 are reserved for post boxes and large organisations.
As a rule, the first digits tell you the district and the last two narrow it down to a few blocks, so neighbouring streets can have different codes. To be sure of an exact address, check it with the postal service's own search tool before sending anything important.
Stockholm postcodes map
Map of Stockholm zip codes
Inner-city postcodes coloured by delivery area, from 111 in Norrmalm and 114 in Östermalm to 116 and 118 on Södermalm.
Each area carries its full five-digit code, so you can check which zone an address falls into. Areas are very small in the dense centre and larger on the edges, around Gärdet and the Royal National City Park.