Norrmalmstorg, Pedestrian square in central Stockholm, Sweden
Norrmalmstorg functions as a central meeting point with shops, restaurants, and cafes surrounding a spacious open area for people to gather and walk.
The square transformed from a 17th-century marketplace into a modern urban space through extensive redevelopment projects during the 1960s modernization of Stockholm.
Regular public gatherings, seasonal markets, and art installations take place in this square, reflecting the social dynamics of Stockholm residents.
The square connects to multiple public transport options, including metro stations and bus stops, while offering information points and facilities for visitors.
A bank robbery at Norrmalmstorg in 1973 introduced the term 'Stockholm syndrome' to describe psychological bonds between captives and their captors.
Location: Stockholm
GPS coordinates: 59.33333,18.07278
Latest update: May 27, 2025 13:26
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