Söderort

The district encompasses six distinct boroughs across 83 square kilometers, featuring residential neighborhoods, commercial centers, and natural spaces throughout the area.

Stockholm Municipality annexed the main sections of Söderort in 1913, leading to significant urban development and population growth in subsequent decades.

The district incorporates multiple cultural communities, with neighborhoods like Skärholmen and Farsta displaying diverse architectural styles and social environments.

The area connects to central Stockholm through an extensive network of metro lines, buses, and local trains, particularly at the Älvsjö transportation hub.

Söderort contains the Woodland Cemetery, which features architectural designs by Gunnar Asplund and houses the final resting place of numerous Swedish personalities.

Location: Stockholm

Part of: Stockholm

GPS coordinates: 59.26778,18.03472

Latest update: May 27, 2025 09:51