Norra Bantorget in Stockholm: photos, reviews

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Norra Bantorget in Stockholm offers a delightful oasis for both relaxation and entertainment. This compact park, known for its fitness-friendly atmosphere, invites visitors to stroll along its soft, grassy paths or unwind under the shade of lush trees. Children and pets are warmly welcomed, making it an ideal spot for families. At its heart stands an impressive bronze relief monument, crafted by Carl Eldh and unveiled in 1952, honoring the Swedish Social Democratic leader Hjalmar Branting as he leads a workers' demonstration on May Day. Despite its tranquility, the park holds a slice of dramatic history, having survived a minor bombing incident in 1992 without lasting harm. While the park occasionally becomes a temporary refuge for the homeless, the grounds remain impeccably maintained, offering a serene escape amidst the urban bustle.

Features

Pets allowed, Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Tegnérgatan (Dalagatan)

Bus stop 406 m walk

Cityterminalen

Bus stop 190 m walk

Estnisk Språkservice AB

Bus stop 163 m walk

Blekholmsterrassen

Bus stop 414 m walk

Stockholm Main Station Terminalslingan

Bus stop 336 m walk

Norra Bantorget

Bus stop 65 m walk

4.1

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orcun tokuc

Dinlenmek için keyifli bir park, uğrak bir yer aynı zamanda. İçinde çeşitli heykeller de mevcut.

Jonas Modig Rosberg

Ligga i gräset i skuggan en varm dag. Underbart!

Owl of Stockholm

En fin liten lummig park. Har bland annat rhododendron. Har många skulpturer, bland Brantingmonumentet. Här hänger många hemlösa. Anpassat Har plana ytor. Finns trappor på några ställen. Några av stigarna norrut är inte anpassade för (större) rullstolar.

Norra Bantorget in Stockholm

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