Stockholm, Sweden

Hagaparken

A vast and beautiful English-style park just north of the city center. It features open lawns, woodlands, several historic pavilions like the Chinese Pavilion and the Echo Temple, and is home to the Haga Palace.

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Hagaparken is in Stockholm, Sweden. Coordinates: 59.36445, 18.03325. Open in Google Maps

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