Stora Mossen

Stora Mossen is a residential quarter in western Stockholm with apartment buildings, parks, and green spaces spread across gently rolling terrain. The area borders several neighboring districts and forms a quiet part of the larger Bromma region.

The district was formally integrated into Stockholm's urban structure in 1934 as the city expanded westward. This development was part of Stockholm's broader modernization during the interwar period.

This Stockholm district maintains connections with surrounding areas including Ulvsunda, Traneberg, and Alvik, forming part of the broader Bromma community network.

The district is well connected to Stockholm's public transport network and offers easy access to shops and everyday services. The hilly terrain requires a bit more effort when exploring certain parts of the area.

The quarter spans terrain with notable elevation changes that distinctly shape the landscape throughout the area. These elevation differences create varying perspectives and viewpoints as you walk through the neighborhood.

Location: Stockholm

Inception: 1934

Part of: Bromma city district

Shares border with: Ulvsunda, Traneberg, Alvik, Äppelviken, Ålsten, Abrahamsberg, Riksby

Website: http://stockholm.se

GPS coordinates: 59.33220,17.96580

Latest update: December 20, 2025 14:19