Thorildsplan, Public park in Kristineberg, Stockholm, Sweden.
Thorildsplan is a public park in the Kristineberg area on northwestern Kungsholmen in Stockholm. It offers green spaces, walking paths, and recreational areas set within a residential neighborhood.
The area was officially named Thorildsplan in 1925 by Stockholm municipality, honoring Swedish writer Thomas Thorild. The name commemorates his contribution to Sweden's literary history.
The park functions as a central meeting point where residents participate in outdoor activities and community gatherings throughout different seasons of the year.
The park is easily accessible by metro via Thorildsplan station, which offers direct connections to central Stockholm. Entrances are clearly marked and the location is walkable from surrounding residential areas.
The Pro Patria maternity clinic, designed by architect Carl Westman, once stood near the park until 1980. The building was later converted into residential apartments and remains part of the neighborhood's character.
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