Klara Mälarstrand, Pedestrian zone in central Stockholm, Sweden

Klara Mälarstrand is a pedestrian zone running along Lake Mälaren's shore in central Stockholm with paved pathways and open waterfront areas. The space accommodates people who want to walk, cycle, or simply spend time by the water.

The quay and park area was named Klara Mälarstrand in 1927, after the Klarakvarteren district and Lake Mälaren. When Järnvägsparken lost its role after reconstruction in the 1960s, the strand gained importance through its position between Stockholm Central Station and Stockholm City Hall.

The name, given in 1927, refers to the Klarakvarteren district and Lake Mälaren. The western section is called Stadshuskajen, where the Mälarbåtarna boats depart. Since Järnvägsparken lost its role after the 1960s rebuilding, this quay has become a well-liked tourist spot.

Klara Mälarstrand runs from Stadshusbron in the west, under Centralbron and past Tegelbacken, to Vasabron in the east. The Mälaren boats leave from the western section, called Stadshuskajen. The quay lies within walking distance of Stockholm Central station and Stockholm City Hall.

The western section, called Stadshuskajen, is where the Mälarbåtarna boats depart for Lake Mälaren; the name Klara Mälarstrand was given in 1927, linking the Klarakvarteren district with the lake. The quay runs from Stadshusbron under Centralbron past Tegelbacken to Vasabron.