Fredhällsparken, Public park in Kungsholmen, Stockholm, Sweden
Fredhällsparken stretches along Drottningholmsvägen with open grassy spaces, large deciduous trees, and several established oak specimens throughout the grounds.
Construction of the park started in 1935 following the completion of Tranebergsbron bridge and Drottningholmsvägen road, under park director Osvald Almqvist's guidance.
The park exemplifies the Stockholmsstilen planning approach, featuring bronze sculptures including 'Kjolen' by Anita Brusewitz-Hanssons and 'Insektsfåglar' by Ulf Sucksdorff.
The park includes two playgrounds, a tennis court that transforms into an ice rink during winter, and Stockholm's largest splash pond with a stream.
A green corridor connects Fredhällsparken to Norr Mälarstrand through Rålambshovsparken and Konradsbergsparken, ending at Tranebergssund.
GPS coordinates: 59.33140,18.00609
Latest update: March 5, 2025 13:52
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