Blasieholmsleden

Blasieholmsleden extends through the central district of Stockholm, connecting the peninsula to neighboring urban districts along the waterfront.

The road developed during the 17th century when Blasieholmen, formerly known as Käpplingen island, merged with mainland Norrmalm through land reclamation.

The route provides access to the Nationalmuseum, which houses a collection of Swedish and international art spanning several centuries.

The road serves as a primary connection point between central Stockholm and the Skeppsholmsbron bridge, facilitating movement toward Skeppsholmen island.

The road structure incorporates elements of both maritime and urban infrastructure, reflecting its position between Stockholm's water channels and city center.

GPS coordinates: 59.32722,18.07639

Latest update: May 24, 2025 20:14