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Edsberg Castle is a manor house built in the 18th century by politician Thure Gustav Rudbeck. After extensive sales by the Rudbeck family, the castle was renovated at the beginning of this century and is partially open to the public.

Also known as Nils Göransson's Promenade, the lakeside promenade is an integral part of any stroll through the park and a visit to the castle. It runs between the small beach in front of the castle and a romantic seating area on a jetty over the lake.

The beach at Lake Edsviken blends beautifully into the parkland surrounding the castle. The fountain in the lake is a particular eye-catcher. An idyllic place to linger.

In winter, the lake is fantastic for ice skating; when there's enough ice, a 14-kilometer circular track is cleared to create an ice rink. Skates are available for rent on-site on weekends.

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A charming spot by Lake Sollentuna where ducks gather and the shoreline is dotted with smooth stones. There are plenty of benches to sit, relax, and enjoy the view.

Along the lake you will find an easy lakeside path with frequent water views, small beaches and short forest sections. The shore promenade is well maintained and ideal for relaxed walks or runs, while the rise toward Bunkebergsåsen adds a slightly higher vantage point. A calm, scenic stretch with regular access points and benches.

The Stockholm Olympic Stadium was built between 1910 and 1912 for the 1912 Summer Olympics. Designed by architect Torben Grut, the stadium has a capacity of approximately 14,500 spectators and has frequently hosted major sporting events. The stadium, now a listed historical monument, also hosts musical performances. Artists such as Coldplay, U2, AC/DC, Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen, Robbie Williams, Rammstein, and many others have performed there. (Wikipedia)