Cornelis park, Park in Södermalm, Stockholm, Sweden

Cornelis park is a public park in the eastern section of Stockholm with expansive green spaces, walking paths, and areas to sit. The grounds offer multiple entry points around the perimeter and include benches positioned along the pathways for visitor comfort.

Cornelis park was created following a decision by Stockholm City Council and inaugurated on 21 June 2000. It occupies the eastern end of Mäster Mikaels gata, on Glasbruksklippan at the corner of Katarinavägen and Renstiernas gata. The site is named after the troubadour Cornelis Vreeswijk, and in 2007 a statue of him by Bitte Jonason Åkerlund was placed here.

The park serves as a gathering place where local residents spend time walking, exercising, or simply sitting on the grass. You will see families and friends enjoying outdoor moments together, especially when the weather is pleasant.

The park is accessible from multiple points around its edge, making it easy to find an entry near where you are. Wear comfortable shoes if you plan to explore the various paths and spend time on the benches throughout the grounds.

The park was inaugurated on 21 June 2000 after a decision by Stockholm City Council, and since 2007 it has held a statue of Cornelis Vreeswijk made by Bitte Jonason Åkerlund. It stands on Glasbruksklippan at the corner of Katarinavägen and Renstiernas gata.