Danderyd

Danderyd is a residential district north of Stockholm covering around 32 square kilometers with lakes, parks, and neighborhoods. Two metro stations provide access to the broader Stockholm region.

The area formed after Djursholm and Stocksund separated as independent municipalities in the early 1900s, with the remaining Danderyd lands consolidating into the current district. This division and reunification shaped its present identity.

The Welcome Center at Mörby Centrum offers multilingual support for newcomers arriving in the area. This service reflects how the district embraces residents from different backgrounds.

The red metro line serves the area with stations at Danderyd Hospital and Mörby Centrum, connecting to downtown Stockholm. Most neighborhoods are walkable with good access to shops and services along these transport routes.

Around 57 percent of residents hold post-secondary degrees, making it one of Sweden's most educated municipalities. This characteristic influences the area's intellectual and cultural character.