Lidingöbro värdshus

The yellow wooden structure stands at Kaknäsvägen 64 in northern Djurgården, featuring traditional Swedish architectural elements and waterfront views.

Established in 1823 near a floating bridge to Lidingö, the inn served travelers and locals until its closure in 2004 and subsequent demolition in 2010.

The building hosted numerous Swedish social gatherings, from family celebrations to conferences, becoming a central meeting point in Stockholm's social landscape.

The site remains under development with plans for a new establishment that combines hotel and restaurant functions while preserving historical elements.

The original structure operated without a connecting bridge for many years, maintaining its name despite the absence of its defining feature.

Location: Stockholm

Inception: 1823

GPS coordinates: 59.33742,18.14264

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:30