Högalid park

Högalid Park is a public green space in Södermalm featuring pathways, benches, and landscaped grounds positioned on elevated terrain near the twin-towered Högalid Church. The park offers distinct areas for walking, resting, and sitting with views over the surroundings.

The park was created in 1915 and developed alongside the neighboring church construction that started in 1916, shaping the area together. It emerged as part of the urban planning that transformed this district.

The park serves as a gathering place where neighbors meet regularly, with seasonal concerts and community events that shape daily social life throughout the year.

The park is easy to navigate and has plenty of seating scattered throughout for longer visits. The elevated location means there are some slopes, but the pathways are well-maintained and accessible.

Winter visitors take advantage of the park's natural elevation for sledding and snow activities, while its raised position offers expansive views across the water toward Stockholm City Hall.