Fredhällsparken Stockholm
Bring your dog
Fredhällsparken is a lush park which makes for a great spot for a picnic. If you brought your dog you may let it run around off leash (supervised) in the western part of the park, towards the west of the road Nordenflychtsvägen.
On Sundays, you might get lucky and spot members of the Stockholm Medieval Association practicing swordsmanship in full medieval knight armors. Personally, I love dreaming about past times and although I am generally not into watching people fight, I love the outfits a lot.
The park is connected to Rålambshovsparken, known to the locals as “Rålis” and together the two parks make out the largest green area of the large island of Kungsholmen.
Take the green subway line heading west for 10 minutes to Kristineberg. Then the park is just a few minutes’ walk away.
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