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ℹ️Practical info — Solna
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📍 Nearby
Sights nearby
💡 Tips
- Solna is home to the Mall of Scandinavia; visit on a weekday morning to avoid the largest crowds.
- When attending an event at Strawberry Arena (Friends Arena), use the commuter train as parking is extremely congested.
- Explore the extensive green areas around Haga Park early in the day for the best light.
- Solna is tightly integrated with Stockholm's metro network (Blue Line).
- Cycling is a great way to get around, with many dedicated bike lanes.
🍽 Food
Find a cozy café inside Haga Park.
Check out the restaurants near the arena or mall.
Try a restaurant focusing on fresh catches in the modern commercial districts.
🛍 Shopping · 🧘 Quiet spots
One of the largest shopping centers in the Nordic region.
A traditional indoor shopping center with various stores and services.
A vast royal park featuring woods, lawns, and historic pavilions.
The tranquil lake great for a walk or a summer swim.
Stroll through the beautiful gardens of this royal residence.
Water temperature…
Solna is located just north of Stockholm's city center and operates as an independent city within Stockholm County. The municipality is distinguished by its high concentration of national institutions, most notably the Karolinska Institute, one of the world's leading medical research universities. Solna is also home to Friends Arena, Sweden's national football stadium, and Hagaparken, which forms part of the Royal National City Park. Historically, the area has deep royal connections, evidenced by the presence of Ulriksdal Palace and Haga Palace. During the 20th century, Solna underwent massive development, transitioning from a suburban area into a major commercial and business district. It also hosts the Mall of Scandinavia, one of the largest shopping centers in Northern Europe. Due to its robust economy and favorable business environment, Solna is consistently ranked as one of Sweden's most attractive locations for corporate headquarters.
- Location: Sweden
- Top sights: Huvudsta strandbad · Butterfly House Haga Ocean · Haga Parkmuseum
- Nearby: Aspudden (6 km)
- Population: ~66.909
Best time to visit & climate
The most pleasant time to visit is Jun–Aug.
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Avg °C | -3 | -3 | 0 | 5 | 11 | 15 | 18 | 17 | 13 | 7 | 3 | -1 |
| Rain mm | 47 | 40 | 39 | 37 | 50 | 78 | 70 | 72 | 55 | 63 | 61 | 54 |
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Geography
Facts
- Home to the Karolinska Institute
- Site of the Friends Arena national stadium
- Contains parts of the Royal National City Park
- Ulriksdal Palace was built in the 1600s
- Features the Mall of Scandinavia
- Consistently ranked top for business climate
Explore nearby
Notable places around
Route planner — Car & Motorhome
Where do you start? We build the route here, with stops and country notes along the way.
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Start your morning delving into Viking history at the U121 runestone, then transition into the lush warmth of the Butterfly House. Midday is spent uncovering royal landscape secrets at the Haga Parkmuseum. In the afternoon, wander through the evocative Haga Palace Ruins and pause at Prins Gustafs monument. Conclude your elegant day exploring the magnificent Gustav III's Pavilion.
U 121 Runestone
Butterfly House Haga Ocean
Haga Parkmuseum
Haga Palace Ruins
Prins Gustafs monument
Gustav III:s paviljong
Start your rainy morning at the U 121 Runestone, then warm up inside the tropical Butterfly House. At noon, the Haga Parkmuseum provides a dry and historical refuge. In the afternoon, grab an umbrella to explore the Haga Palace Ruins and Prins Gustafs monument. End the evening at Gustav III's Pavilion, where you can admire the royal splendor completely sheltered from the rain outside.
U 121 Runestone
Butterfly House Haga Ocean
Haga Parkmuseum
Haga Palace Ruins
Prins Gustafs monument
Gustav III:s paviljong
On a cold winter morning, admire the U 121 Runestone before escaping to the tropical warmth of the Butterfly House. At noon, warm up while exploring the Haga Parkmuseum. In the afternoon, the snow-covered Haga Palace Ruins and monument offer a picturesque view. As the sun sets early, spend a cozy evening inside Gustav III's Pavilion, enjoying its royal elegance away from the winter chill.
U 121 Runestone
Butterfly House Haga Ocean
Haga Parkmuseum
Haga Palace Ruins
Prins Gustafs monument
Gustav III:s paviljong
Your ride begins at the monumental Iron Age burial mounds of Kungshögen and Mellanjärva. By midday, pedaling south takes you to the colorful Olle Olsson Hagalund-museet and the insightful Haga Parkmuseum. The afternoon offers a refreshing waterfront break at Huvudsta strandbad. Finally, your evening winds down among the contemporary art and beautiful sculptures of Marabouparken.
Kungshögen
Mellanjärva gravfält
Olle Olsson Hagalund-museet
Haga Parkmuseum
Huvudsta strandbad
Marabouparken konsthall
Cycle through the rain to the Kungshögen mounds, but be mindful of slippery paths. At noon, the Olle Olsson Museum provides a colorful, dry refuge. In the afternoon, ride carefully to the Haga Parkmuseum, followed by a quick rainy stop at Huvudsta strandbad. End your evening at the Marabouparken art gallery, where you can comfortably enjoy the contemporary exhibitions out of the rain.
Kungshögen
Mellanjärva gravfält
Olle Olsson Hagalund-museet
Haga Parkmuseum
Huvudsta strandbad
Marabouparken konsthall
On a crisp winter morning, bundle up and cycle to the snow-covered Kungshögen burial mounds. At noon, warm up while admiring art at the Olle Olsson Museum. In the afternoon, the Haga Parkmuseum provides another warm break before passing the icy Huvudsta strandbad. After the early sunset, end your day at the cozy Marabouparken art gallery, enjoying the exhibits in total warmth.
Kungshögen
Mellanjärva gravfält
Olle Olsson Hagalund-museet
Haga Parkmuseum
Huvudsta strandbad
Marabouparken konsthall
Kick off your driving route at the historic Ulvsunda Slott before heading to the surprisingly fascinating Sveriges VVS-museum. Midday brings local cultural immersion at Sundbybergs museum and the lush art spaces of Marabouparken. In the late afternoon, drive north to experience the ancient Kungshögen mounds. Your day finishes with the exotic aquatic and aerial life at the Butterfly House.
Ulvsunda Slott
Sveriges VVS-museum
Sundbybergs museum
Marabouparken konsthall
Kungshögen
Butterfly House Haga Ocean
Drive comfortably to Ulvsunda Castle on a rainy morning to escape the downpour. At noon, the VVS Museum offers a dry and fascinating indoor exhibition. In the afternoon, explore the Sundbybergs Museum and Marabouparken art gallery, completely sheltered from the rain. In the evening, make a quick umbrella stop at Kungshögen before relaxing in the tropical Butterfly House.
Ulvsunda Slott
Sveriges VVS-museum
Sundbybergs museum
Marabouparken konsthall
Kungshögen
Butterfly House Haga Ocean
Start your winter morning with a warm drive to the impressive Ulvsunda Castle. At noon, warm up while touring the indoor exhibits of the VVS Museum. In the afternoon, explore the Sundbybergs Museum and art gallery before the early sunset. End the day by briefly checking out the snow-covered Kungshögen, followed by a cozy and warm retreat into the tropical Butterfly House.
Ulvsunda Slott
Sveriges VVS-museum
Sundbybergs museum
Marabouparken konsthall
Kungshögen
Butterfly House Haga Ocean
Sights in the town Solna (21)
Olle Olsson Hagalund-museet🏛 museum
The museum is dedicated to the life and work of the artist Olle Olsson.
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