Kungliga nationalstadsparken
- Kommune: Stockholms stad
You can find the full guide to the Royal National City Park here Royal National City Park - Nature Map.
Stockholms län
You can find the full guide to the Royal National City Park here Royal National City Park - Nature Map.
Haga Park is one of Europe’s finest English-landscape parks. Leave your bike and stroll around, listening to the audio guides you will find in the park. Here more than anywhere else you can experience the mood of Gustav III’s era. In 1771 he purchased the s…
Bergius Botanic Garden. Ideally situated at Brunnsviken, an inlet of the Baltic Sea, the garden is part of the city’s national park, protected by law to preserve natural and cultural values for the future. The primary objective of the Bergius Botanic Garden…
A so-called "arboretum", a botanical tree park, is currently being developed in the Hasselskogen district. Hasselskogen is a unique block of nature that is preserved and cared for by the municipality and its residents to give people the opportunity to enjoy…
Rosendals trädgård (the Rosendal Garden) is always open to visitors. Cultivation and gardening has long existed in Rosendal. In 1861, Queen Josefina began to lease out parts of the palace grounds to the Swedish gardening society.
The park is actually part of Stora Wäsby Castle Park, the part that was cut off from the rest of the park by the construction of the railway in the 1860s. The park was laid out according to the French park ideal in the 17th century, that is, during the Baro…
Ladugårdsgärdet is a former military exercise field. The pink building known as Borgen was designed by Fredrik Blom. It was built for Karl XIV Johan in 1820 to enable the King to follow the activities of his troops. Balls and suppers were also held here for…
Gärdesstaden from the 1930s is one of the earliest examples of functionalist town planning. It contains the Tessin Park, the southern part of which is planned in a formal Baroque manner. The northern section has a freer layout and is inspired by nature.
Nobelparken was created at the Forest Institute, Sweden’s first school of forestry, founded in 1828. The Nobel Park contains an arboretum, for the study of trees and plants. Almost every tree that grows wild within the borders of Sweden is represented here.
In the English park, you can enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings in the grazed pasture next to the iron dam. You can sit by the fireplace, warm your food while looking out over the water and Mora farm on the other side of Billstaån. There are sheep in…
Prästgårdsparken is a park in central Vallentuna, located between Vallentuna church and Vallentuna center. When Väsbyvägen was placed underground in 2013, the area between Vallentuna center and Vallentuna church was connected. This made room for Prästgårdsp…
Klockstapelparken is located in Täby kyrkby, directly adjacent to Täby Church. The park is named after the bell tower that stands there. Here, an old villa garden has been transformed into a small park with views of the Uppland agricultural landscape. There…
Stenmursparken is a park located between Fornminnesvägen and Allévägen in central Vallentuna. Next to the park is Kantarellen preschool and Väsbygården nursing home. The park was upgraded to a "fruit park" in the fall of 2020. Apple trees, berry bushes, a b…
The park follows Åkers Canal from north to south through Åkersberga. The elongated shape invites people to walk, run and boat. At the same time, widenings in the canal function as green oases with space for ball games, spontaneous sports, picnics, social in…
A new park has been created in a grove between Finnsta and Bro center. There are barbecue areas, playhouses and a Viking-style ship. The timber is recycled from trees that had to be felled elsewhere in the municipality. There are three playhouses inspired b…