Raoul Wallenbergs torg

The public square features twelve bronze sphinx-like sculptures and includes Raoul Wallenberg's signature embedded in bronze on the ground surface.

The square, inaugurated in December 1987, commemorates Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg who protected thousands of Jews in Budapest during World War II.

The granite globe monument connects to a cobblestone path called Vagen, leading toward the Great Synagogue of Stockholm with inscriptions in multiple languages.

Located near Nybroplan, the 500-square-meter pedestrian zone provides access to the Royal Dramatic Theatre and several public transportation connections.

The square prohibits commercial events but hosts annual ceremonies on January 27th during International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

GPS coordinates: 59.33153,18.07604

Latest update: March 5, 2025 08:18