Bellevue park, Public park in Norrmalm, Stockholm, Sweden
Bellevue is a public park in Norrmalm with green spaces and walking paths that wind across different levels of terrain. The layout offers views of central Stockholm and allows visitors to explore the area through multiple routes.
Landscape architect Fredrik Magnus Piper designed this park in the late 18th century as part of his broader work on major garden projects in Sweden. The grounds contain historical structures that originated from early settlements at the location.
The Carl Eldh Studio Museum in the park displays hundreds of sculptures, including works depicting notable Swedish literary figure August Strindberg. Visitors can see how the artist captured important figures from Swedish cultural life.
The park includes designated areas for dogs with separate sections for small and large breeds to exercise and play. Visitors should be prepared for varying levels and slopes when exploring the entire grounds.
The grounds were formerly a farm dating to 1757 that was renovated in the early 2000s. The banquet and conference center located there preserves elements of the original agricultural building.
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