Car Hire Stockholm Airport
Mini guide to Stockholm Airport
With almost 20 million passengers using the airport per year, Arlanda features as the largest of all Nordic airports. The airport is situated 43kms north of Stockholm, and offers a range of 167 destinations, 127 of which are international. Flights serve the principle North American gateways, as well as major capitals across Europe and Asia.
There are a total of four terminals, 2, 3, 4 and 5, which are connected by the courtesy shuttle bus no. 10. The bus connects all terminals: 2, 3, 4 (SAS flights) and Terminal 5. Shuttle bus no. 14 also operates between all terminals including the long-term car park and the SAS Arlandia Hotel.
There are numerous ATMs distributed across terminals 2, 4, 5 and at SkyCity, which is between terminals 4 and 5. There are also two full-service banks available in the airport, as well as bureau de change facilities in Terminal 2, with many others in Terminal 5 and one in SkyCity.
In the various terminals you will find 35 shops and 25 restaurants. Shops selling speciality local produce and handicrafts, modern fashions, gifts and souvenirs and travel accessories are available.
For refreshment, you will find a wide variety of cafés, restaurants and fast-food oulets across the terminals, as well as bars selling local and international beers.
PC workstations are available in Terminals 2 and 4, while Internet access is present in terminals 4 and 5. Further business facilities include airline VIP lounges situated across all the terminals.
Those with hearing disabilities will find text telephones in SkyCity and in terminals 2 and 4. Lifts and wheelchair-accessible toilets are found in all terminals while special services for those with disabilities may be booked in advance by contacting the respective airline, or when checking in. Special parking spaces are also provided.
Further information is available at the information desks located in terminals 2, 4 and 5 (tel: + 46 8 797 6100), while 24 hour information is on hand at the desk situated in the Terminal 5 Arrivals hall.
