Can you picture roaring lions and ferocious bears battling it out in the heart of this peaceful park? Lejonslätten, a vibrant green expanse on the southern end of Djurgården, has a fascinating past. It was once the scene of royal entertainment, where lions, captured by Queen Kristina from Prague, fought fierce battles. This spot was known as “Leijon-Kuhlan,” where the majestic beasts were kept. The last lion was killed in 1792, the same year Gustav III met his tragic end. Today, you can find its preserved remains at the Natural History Museum. Lejonslätten, meaning Lion’s Meadow, is a popular spot for leisurely walks and strolls.
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