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 English Park |
Bellevueparken Stockholm Sweden +46 (0)8 5082 8505 (Tourist Centre) |
Located near the southern shore of Brunnsviken, this park offers plenty of open spaces and natural beauty. Its star attraction is a statue of August Strindberg, and the museum of sculptor Carl Eldh. You can take a walk in the park or just relax in the pleasant surrounding. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Park and Ice Rink |
Kungsträdgården Stockholm 103 91 Sweden +46 (0)8 5082 8508 |
The King's Garden is located in central Stockholm. This park serves dual purposes, as an outdoor concert venue in summer, and an ice-skating rink in winter. It also has an abundance of benches and is surrounded by fountains, restaurants, and cafés. During winter, you can hire a pair of skates and enjoy a few laps around the rink. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The Citizen's House |
Medborgarplatsen Stockholm 118 Sweden +46 (0)8 5082 8508 (Tourist Centre) |
In summer, this Citizen House square is the ideal place to sit down with a cup of coffee and read a good book. There is a library, a public swimming pool, cinemas and the Söderhallarna shopping center located close to this place. Across the street is Björns Trädgård, a little park with an outdoor café and playground. During winter, the square is transformed into an ice-skating rink...so bring your skates along and go skating in the heart of Södermalm. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Playground with disabled access |
Gullsipsgränd 2 (Outside the city) Stockholm Sweden +46 (0)8 38 8752 /+46 (0)8 5082 8508 (Tourist Centre) |
This modern playground has disabled access. It is a place where all children can move around, handle the playing equipment and participate in the games. Among other things, you will find a raised sandbox, an adventure fortress for games and exercise, indications for the visually impaired and a stable swing that older kids can use, too. The park has animals for the children to meet, including rabbits, hens and sheep. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Adventure Park |
Östra Kanalgatan 2 Stockholm 15270 Sweden +46 (0)8 5544 2800 http://www.sydpoolen.se receptionen@sydpoolen.se |
Sydpoolen is a famous and unique weekend destination. Kids love the swimming pool, with its waves, currents, waterfall and slides. The pool offers face and body treatments, which also include mud and oil treatments. Jacuzzis, different kinds of saunas, hot rooms, sunbeds, and a sports hall are the other attractions. There is Pigge's Lagoon, an indoor water park designed specially for younger children, with a warm-water pool. Sydpoolen also has a restaurant and a bar. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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See if you can find Mio my Mio |
Tegnérlunden Stockholm Sweden +46 (0)8 5082 8508 (Tourist Centre) |
Tegnérlunden is located close to the end of Drottninggatan. August Strindberg writer's den and home, Blå Tornet, is also nearby. This is an oasis of calm in the middle of busy city life for those in need of a break. Admire the pavilion on the hill and the statues of August Strindberg and Astrid Lindgren, and make sure to try sitting on one of the benches: this is, after all, where Bo Vilhelm Olsson sat before he disappeared to the Land Far Away and became Mio my Mio. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Eva Hansson, Sweden |
 Photo: Eva Hansson, Sweden |
 Photo: Henric Silversnö |