Kungseken, Djurgården

This ancient oak tree stands tall in Stockholm's Djurgården district, with its sturdy trunk and extended branches marking the landscape of the royal grounds.

The oak tree received its name Kungseken, meaning King's Oak, due to its placement on the historical royal hunting grounds of Djurgården in the 18th century.

Kungseken represents Swedish natural heritage preservation efforts and serves as a symbol of the connection between royal history and natural monuments in Stockholm.

Visitors can reach Kungseken by following the walking paths through Djurgården, which is accessible via tram, bus, or ferry from central Stockholm.

The tree holds a protected status as a natural monument and continues to thrive in an urban environment while maintaining its historical significance.

Location: Stockholm Municipality

GPS coordinates: 59.32333,18.13471

Latest update: March 3, 2025 14:33