Hagaparken

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Hagaparken is a large historic park in Solna just north of Stockholm, Sweden, known for its English landscape design, royal pavilions, and recreational green spaces.

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Hagaparken canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English landscape garden
historic park
park
adjacentTo Brunnsviken
country Sweden
foundedBy Gustav III of Sweden
hasArchitect Fredrik Magnus Piper
hasArea about 144 hectares
hasAttraction Copper Tents
linked to: Haga Copper Tents

Gustav III’s Pavilion
Haga Brunnsvik
Haga Echo Temple
Haga Lake
Haga Palace
Haga Park Museum
Haga Ruins
hasBodyOfWater Brunnsviken
hasBuilding Haga Orangery
hasDesignStyle English landscape style
hasFunction recreation area
royal park
tourist attraction
hasOperator Swedish National Property Board
hasOwner Swedish state
linked to: Kingdom of Sweden
hasVegetationType lawns
tree-lined avenues
woodlands
hasVisitorType local residents
tourists
heritageStatus part of protected National City Park
inception late 18th century
knownFor English landscape design
recreational green spaces
royal pavilions
locatedIn Solna Municipality
Stockholm County
locatedNorthOf Stockholm
near Stockholm city centre
linked to: Stockholm mainland
partOf Royal National City Park
usedFor jogging
outdoor recreation
picnics
walking

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Haga Park hasOfficialName Hagaparken
Brunnsviken adjacentTo Hagaparken
Norrtull locatedNear Hagaparken
Brunnsviken adjacentTo Hagaparken
subject linked to: Brunnsviken Lake
Haga Copper Tents locatedIn Hagaparken