Hagaparken
A short walk from Hagastaden lies Hagaparken, which is part of the Royal National City Park. The park, which is 144 hectares in size, was created in the 18th century commissioned by Gustav III and is known for its English-inspired landscapes with natural forest areas, lakes, and open grassy spaces. Royal buildings are also located in the park. Haga Palace is the residence of Crown Princess Victoria and her family. Imagine living with Hagaparken just around the corner!
From the upper left: Pathway in Hagaparken, the state monument Turkish Kiosk, and a painting by Albert Edelfelt depicting Bellman playing the lute for Gustav III in Hagaparken.