Järnvägsparken, Urban park in Norrmalm district, Stockholm, Sweden.

Järnvägsparken is a public park in the city center with stone-paved surfaces, scattered trees, and benches positioned between Stockholm Central Station and Tegelbacken. The space feels open and connects the areas around this major transit hub.

The park was created in the 1870s as Stockholm Central Station was built, originally covering a much larger area than today. Over the decades, it shrank as the city expanded and changed around it.

The park's name, given in 1925, refers to the railway line Sammanbindningsbanan, whose construction brought engineer Nils Ericson to the site; his statue by John Börjeson was erected here in 1893 and now stands before the main entrance of Stockholm Central Station. A mosaic by Olle Nyman, Idealized Park, with tree motifs, recalls the greenery the paved square replaced.

The park is easy to reach for visitors traveling between the station and other central locations. The paved paths are level and seating areas invite you to stop for a brief rest.

A tile mosaic titled 'Idealized Park' displays tree motifs and reminds visitors of the green spaces that once defined this location. The artwork transforms the memory of lost nature into something visible for those who walk through today.