What happened to Sankt Eriksparken? That’s the question that might be on your mind as you stand here. Sankt Eriksparken, named after Stockholm’s patron saint, isn’t a park anymore. It actually used to be a beautiful green space until recently. Designed in the 1920s by Per Olof Hallman, it once featured winding paths and different levels that followed the natural shape of the land. This unique design was inspired by the English landscape style and the work of Austrian architect Camillo Sitte, who believed in adapting urban plans to the natural terrain. Unfortunately, Sankt Eriksparken was transformed to make way for an expansion of the Rådabergsskolan. Although the park no longer exists, its legacy lives on. The school now stands as a reminder of the area’s history, and the surrounding streets still offer glimpses of what Sankt Eriksparken once was.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to