Royal National City Park

The Royal National City Park (Swedish: Kungliga nationalstadsparken) is a national city park, established by the Riksdag in 1995, and located in the municipalities of Stockholm, Solna and Lidingö in Sweden.[1]

Municipality	Land area¹	Lake area¹	Sea area¹	Total area¹	Population	Density²
Stockholm	13.04	0.13	4.34	17.51	14,215	811.82
Solna	5.81	0	1.69	7.50	7,550	1006.67
Lidingö	0.12	0	1.25	1.38	3	2.19
Total	18.97	0.13	7.28	26.39	21,768	825.17

Royal National City Park (2010) on OpenStreetMap

1/ km²
2/ Population per km²

Gallery

Some places in the Royal National City Park:

Ulriksdal Palace from Edsviken

Old oaktree in Djurgården

Charles XI's fishing cottage

See also

Green belt

References

Schantz, P. 2006. The Formation of National Urban Parks: a Nordic Contribution to Sustainable Development? In: The European City and Green Space; London, Stockholm, Helsinki and S:t Petersburg, 1850-2000 (Ed. Peter Clark), Historical Urban Studies Series (Eds. Jean-Luc Pinol & Richard Rodger), Ashgate Publishing Limited, Aldershot, pp. 159-174.

External links

Media related to Nationalstadsparken at Wikimedia Commons
Official website
Online leaflet about the park (pdf)

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