Norra Bantorget, Pedestrian zone in central Stockholm, Sweden
The paved area of Norra Bantorget forms a car-free space where people walk freely between buildings, shops, and public gathering spots.
Norra Bantorget stands where Stockholm North Station was built, marking the start of rail transport development in the Swedish capital during industrial times.
The square contains multiple monuments dedicated to labor movement leaders, including statues of August Palm and the Branting Monument near LO headquarters.
Norra Bantorget connects directly to public transportation networks and restricts vehicle access except for scheduled deliveries at specific hours.
The LO headquarters building, known as LO-borgen, dominates the square and represents the central point of Swedish trade union operations.
GPS coordinates: 59.33521,18.05442
Latest update: March 6, 2025 22:01
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