SMULA is your guide to child-friendly places and hidden gems for the whole family. The app is free and the map is built and kept up to date by other parents.

How do I find the nearest changing table?

Open SMULA, allow location access and see every changing table around you sorted by distance. You can also search by address, neighbourhood or place name.

Does SMULA cost anything?

No, SMULA is free for parents on both iOS and Android.

Is SMULA available on iPhone and Android?

Yes, SMULA is available for both iOS and Android. The app is currently in beta — sign up on the site and we will reach out when the next round opens on your platform.

Can I add a changing table that is missing?

Yes. Parents can suggest new places directly inside the app so the map stays as complete and up to date as possible.

What kinds of places appear in SMULA?

Changing tables, nursing rooms, accessible toilets, breastfeeding-friendly cafes and restaurants, playgrounds and other family-friendly places.

Are there changing tables in central Stockholm?

Yes — central Stockholm has changing tables in shopping centres, department stores, cafés and accessible toilets. This page lists the ones parents have verified.

Where can I find a changing table open in the evening in Stockholm?

Shopping centres and larger restaurants in Stockholm usually keep changing facilities available during opening hours. Filter by "open now" to see what is available.

Can dads use the changing tables in Stockholm?

Most changing tables in Stockholm sit in accessible or unisex toilets and family rooms that anyone can use. We flag gender-neutral spots where we can.

All of Stockholm

Stockholms län

Changing tables in Stockholm

Looking for a changing table in Stockholm? On the go with a baby, you need to know where the nearest clean changing spot is — not after a long detour. This page collects changing tables in Stockholm (Stockholms län) reported and verified by parents, with address, accessibility and the latest update so you can plan ahead. We highlight changing facilities in shopping centres, cafés, libraries, museums and accessible toilets across Stockholm. As Sweden's capital, Stockholm mixes busy shopping streets with parks and family areas, and changing tables are not always where you expect them. Use the filters to find spots that are free, stroller-accessible or located in a family room, and open the map to navigate straight there. Found one that is missing, moved or out of order? Report it in the SMULA app so the next parent in Stockholm gets accurate information.