Sergelfontänen, Public fountain at Sergels torg, Stockholm, Sweden
The fountain features a superellipse-shaped basin with 64 glass openings that allow visitors to observe water patterns from the underground Sergelarkaden passage.
Inaugurated in 1968 during Stockholm's city transformation, the fountain was designed by architect Reneé Gronvald as part of the Norrmalmsregleringen urban development project.
The fountain's central glass obelisk, Kristallvertikalaccent, added in 1974 by sculptor Edvin Öhrström, represents modern Swedish design principles in public spaces.
The fountain serves as a central meeting point in Stockholm, connecting to major shopping areas, cultural venues, and the city's main pedestrian street, Drottninggatan.
During winter months, when water features are deactivated, the City of Stockholm installs electric light installations to maintain the fountain's visual impact.
GPS coordinates: 59.33256,18.06520
Latest update: March 7, 2025 01:03
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