Solna Gymnasium, Secondary school in Solna, Sweden.

Solna Gymnasium is a secondary school in Solna near Stockholm that offers several academic programs for upper secondary students. The school building includes a library and student support services, while using online platforms to keep students and families informed about school activities.

The school opened in 1948 with a ceremony attended by Sweden's Crown Prince Gustaf VI Adolf. This marked the founding of an important educational institution in the Solna area.

The school's name changed from Vasalundsgymnasiet to Solna gymnasium in 2003; before 1966 it was Solna högre allmänna läroverk. Its sports profile includes football, floorball, handball, volleyball and basketball, run with partners such as AIK Fotboll, AIK Hockey, Karolinska Institutet and KTH.

The school is located in a residential area of Stockholm and is accessible by public transportation. Visitors should note that access to school facilities is generally restricted and should be arranged in advance.

The building was designed by architect Nils Tesch and inaugurated in 1948. Among the school's alumni are several elite footballers, including Alexander Isak, Yasin Ayari, Gustaf Lagerbielke and Isak Hien, as well as hockey players Nils Höglander and Jesper Bratt.