Solna kyrkby, Religious complex in Solna Municipality, Sweden

Solna kyrkby is the area around Solna kyrka in Haga, southern Solna Municipality, bounded by Solnavägen to the west and by Norra begravningsplatsen and Karolinska sjukhuset to the east and north. Its buildings span nine centuries, from the 1180s round church to the 1720s vicarage and chaplain's residence, the 1726 Falkenerarbostället and the 1940s terraced houses on Solnavägen.

The church at this site dates back to the 1180s, a period when Solna parish covered much of what is now central Stockholm and surrounding areas. Over time, additional structures were built on the grounds to support the parish and its community.

The cemetery holds the graves of poets Carl Jonas Love Almquist, C.V.A. Strandberg and Carl Snoilsky. In the vicarage garden stands a statue of hymn writer and archbishop J.O. Wallin, vicar of Solna 1809–12. The name S:t Martin refers to Solna's patron saint, whose statue returned to the church after a century's absence.

The area is bounded by Solnavägen to the west and by Norra begravningsplatsen and Karolinska sjukhuset to the north and east. Solna kyrka is served by bus; the cemetery wall along Solna kyrkväg was built in 1938–40. The grounds are best explored on foot during daylight.

The Saint Martin's Stable was built in 1813 as a vicarage stable and was later repurposed as a church stable under the direction of pastor J.O. Wallin. This transformation shows how the buildings here adapted to serve the community's changing needs over time.