Brantingtorget, Pedestrian zone in Gamla stan, Stockholm, Sweden.
Brantingtorget features a central bronze sculpture called Morgon and connects to surrounding streets through multiple passages within the Chancery House complex.
The square, constructed between 1945 and 1950 by architect Artur von Schmalensee, preserves medieval passages including Klockgjutargränd, Kolmätargränd, and Stenbastugränd.
The square carries the name of Hjalmar Branting, the first democratically elected Prime Minister of Sweden, who served from 1920 until 1925.
The location provides direct access to multiple transportation options and serves as a central point for navigating through Stockholm's old town district.
The square maintains original narrow alleyways while incorporating post-World War II classical architecture, creating a distinct intersection of medieval and modern designs.
GPS coordinates: 59.32603,18.06812
Latest update: March 7, 2025 20:51
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