Experience the city within the capital.
Next to the historic buildings of Vasastan, a new district has emerged, seamlessly connecting Stockholm with Solna. Welcome to discover Hagastaden—a new part of the inner city.
About Hagastaden
A new, dynamic district
Hagastaden offers many exciting contrasts. Here, the traditional stone architecture of the old city meets modern design in an urban environment with an international feel. Development began in 2010, and today Hagastaden is a vibrant neighborhood blending housing, workplaces, restaurants, and essential services.
It offers close proximity to green spaces, excellent transport links, and a world-class innovation district filled with businesses and research. Once fully developed by 2030, Hagastaden will encompass 7,000 homes and 50,000 workplaces. It is a place in constant evolution, shaped by innovation, energy, and optimism for the future—a dynamic district defining the Stockholm of tomorrow.
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Attractive Workplaces
From creative innovators and entrepreneurs to research and academia—Hagastaden brings together a broad spectrum of businesses looking to be part of a dynamic and growing area. Ready for a new office? Premises here are offered within an inspiring context that attracts top talent.
A World-Class Innovation District
Hagastaden serves as both a growth engine and a hub for life science in the region. It is where research, academia, healthcare, industry, and entrepreneurship converge into a world-class innovation district. Its geographical location is unique, offering close proximity to four prominent universities and one of the world's leading hospitals.
A New Part of Stockholm's Inner City
Welcome to an emerging district that, when fully developed by 2030, will accommodate an impressive 50,000 workplaces and 7,000 homes. But even today, you can discover a place buzzing with creativity and innovation, thanks to everyone who lives, works, and operates here.
FAQ
Hagastaden is geographically located in both Stockholm and Solna and borders the district of Vasastan. The district includes Karolinska University Hospital and the famous landmarks Norra Tornen.
Hagastaden is already a dynamic district today with workplaces, housing, shops, and other services. The district will continue to be developed for another 5-10 years.
Do you want to read more about the urban development of Hagastaden? Hagastaden - City of Stockholm
Parking garage Hagastaden will have over 1000 parking spaces and will be Stockholm Parking's longest garage at 550 meters. The parking garage has a maximum of 3 floors underground. The parking garage is divided into 3 sections: West, Central, and East, with different entrances to each section. All parking spaces will be equipped with charging stations for cars.
From top left: Playhouse in Norra Stationsparken, Norra Stationsgatan & artwork by Yoyo Nasty on Hälsingegatan (photo Emil Fagander), Norra Stationsparken (photo Lars Clason), and Vision image of western Hagastaden.
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