Monica Zetterlunds park, Public park in Vasastaden, Stockholm, Sweden
Monica Zetterlunds Park is a public green space along Roslagsgatan with grass areas, perennial plantings, and narrow pathways connecting different sections. The park includes a sandbox and play sculpture for children, and sits near a nursing home and preschool.
The space was originally named Clas på Hörnet after a nearby historic inn and was established in the 1980s during neighborhood renovation. The renaming in 2006 reflected a shift toward honoring local cultural figures from the area.
The park was named in 2006 to honor Swedish singer Monica Zetterlund, who spent much of her life in this neighborhood. Local residents gather here to enjoy a public space connected to a notable figure from the area's past.
The park is accessible along Roslagsgatan with open pathways for walking and quiet spots for relaxing. The sandbox and play equipment make it a good choice for families with young children visiting the neighborhood.
A ten-meter curved bench designed by Fredrik Wretman contains hidden speakers that play songs by Monica Zetterlund throughout the day. This unusual feature blends artistic design with music, creating a sensory experience within the park.
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