Hornsbergs strandpark, Urban waterfront park in Kungsholmen, Sweden

Hornsbergs strandpark runs about 400 metres along Ulvsundasjön on Kungsholmen, built on 14,000 m² of reclaimed land between 2010 and 2012. It has a promenade, terraced quays, natural-stone edging, three sunbathing and swimming jetties, and an outdoor shower in its eastern part. Five groups of trees, including birch, handkerchief tree and Caucasian wingnut, divide the park into areas such as a central pergola for picnics.

This site was once industrial land before transforming into a public park in 2012 as part of a major urban development project. The transformation marked Stockholm's shift toward reclaiming waterfront areas for community use.

Moa Martinson Square features stone-carved literary quotations that connect the space to Swedish writers and their words, inviting people to pause and read.

Visit when the weather is nice to enjoy the outdoor spaces and swimming areas comfortably, as conditions are best in warmer months. The park is easily accessible on foot and accommodates visitors with different mobility needs throughout its layout.

The three sun decks along the park were built with help from staff at Pampas Marina, which lies directly opposite the park across Ulvsundasjön. The park also has an outdoor shower in its eastern section.