Experience the city within the capital.

Adjacent to the historic buildings of Vasastan, a new district has emerged, linking Stockholm with Solna. Hagastaden is a modern extension of Stockholm’s inner city.

Hagastaden is full of contrasts—past, present, and future. It features spectacular, experimental, sustainable, and urban architecture. Here, the old stone city meets modern high-rises. The international metropolitan feel blends with Stockholm’s classic industrial buildings, creating striking contrasts found nowhere else in the city. The buildings are both taller and denser than in other areas, and Stockholm’s skyline has been transformed by the impressive Norra Tornen at Torsplan, forming a new gateway to the city.

Construction began in 2010 and is expected to be largely completed by 2030. With 50,000 workplaces, 6,000 homes, numerous innovations, research breakthroughs, and international influences, Hagastaden will continue to evolve well into the future. Even today, it is a vibrant area for those who live, work, and operate businesses here, as well as for visitors.

Quick Facts About Hagastaden:

• Green spaces around the corner—4 parks and squares are within Hagastaden’s borders, including the new park, Norra Stationsparken, covering 18,000 sqm with a popular playground.
• Excellent transport connections—The district will be added to the Stockholm Metro map in 2028, with stations at Hagastaden, Södra Hagalund, and Arenastaden.
• Parking facilities—P-hus Hagastaden will provide over 1,000 parking spaces, making it Stockholm Parking’s longest garage at 550 meters, with charging stations at every spot.
• Safe, urban, and exciting—A new district built with high standards and great ambitions.
• An innovation district—Bringing together world-class companies, research, and education.