Bollhustäppan, Square in Gamla stan, Stockholm, Sweden
Bollhustäppan occupies a compact area behind the Finnish Church, featuring stone pavement, benches, and decorative lighting arrangements throughout the space.
The location contained charitable institutions called Fredagsalmosan and Söndagsalmosan in the late 15th century before housing an electrical plant that powered the Royal Palace.
The bronze statue Pojke som tittar på månen by Liss Eriksson stands in the square, representing the memories of the artist's childhood experiences.
Two gates connect the square to Trädgårdsgatan, providing access points for visitors exploring the medieval district of Stockholm.
People leave coins near the small bronze statue, while local residents create miniature knitted garments to dress the figure during winter months.
GPS coordinates: 59.32550,18.07217
Latest update: March 4, 2025 20:08
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