Hagaparken is a popular recreational park area in Stockholm. It is located in Solna Municipality of the city. It is part of the Royal National City Park and is spoken of as a classic example of an ‘English park’ in Sweden. The first thing that strikes you about the park is the vast amount of open space; there are massive lawns, semi-open pastures, and also some woodland. There is a lot to see when you come to Hagaparken.

Visit Gustav III’s Pavilion when you come to Hagaparken. This beautiful building highlights the best of Swedish art history from the late 18^th century. Guided tours are available inside the pavilion during summer. View the stunning Haga Palace, built in 1802 for Gustav IV Adolf by architect Carl Christoffer Gjörwell. You cannot explore the interiors as it is still used as a residence by some of the Royal Family members. Explore the Echo Temple here, built by Gustav III as a dining room for the Royal Family members in 1790. The Copper Tents were erected by Gustav III in 1787 and were initially used as barracks for the guards and as stables. Now you find the cool Copper Tents café here and also a museum with some exciting exhibits. Visit the Copper Tents café for some great food when you are at Hagaparken.