Tunnelgatan

Tunnelgatan extends for 100 meters through the Norrmalm district, providing a dedicated pathway for pedestrians away from vehicle traffic.

The street connects to Brunkebergs Tunnel, constructed between 1884 and 1886, which required substantial engineering work to create a passage through the city center.

The street serves as a photography location where both residents and visitors document the urban infrastructure and daily life of Stockholm.

Located near multiple attractions in central Stockholm, this pedestrian zone offers direct access to shops, cafes, and local establishments.

The street leads to a 231-meter tunnel that functions as a shortcut through a ridge, connecting David Bagares gata with the surrounding area.

Location: Stockholm

Length: 100 m

GPS coordinates: 59.33688,18.06378

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:45