Söderbergs trappor

The staircase extends 60 meters in length and contains 144 steps, making it the longest staircase in central Stockholm's urban landscape.

Originally constructed in 1750 on land owned by stocking weaver Anders Söderberg, the stairs initially featured wooden construction before being rebuilt in granite during the 1900s.

The staircase served as a vital connection between the port workers at Stadsgården and the elevated areas of southern Stockholm throughout different periods.

The stairs connect Katarinavägen and Renstiernas gata to Stadsgården, providing a direct vertical path through different elevation levels of the city.

Local fitness enthusiasts frequently utilize these 144 steps for intensive physical training, establishing the location as a natural urban exercise facility.

Location: Stockholm Municipality

Inception: 18 century

Length: 60 m

Made from material: granite

GPS coordinates: 59.31778,18.08278

Latest update: March 4, 2025 00:28