Categories

Farms with farm animals. Run by the organisation 4H, whose goal is to teach and inspire children and young people. Visit the linked websites for opening hours and other information about each respective farm.

Buildings of architectural interest. Potentially K-marked (protected for their cultural value). K-marks are categorized in the three colours blue, green and yellow by the City Museum, ordered by cultural significance. Blue signifies the highest degree of cultural significance.
It can also be buildings that are interesting for their famous inhabitants or that the building is old.

Public library. An indoor place with access to books and magazines to read on site. Membership is required to lend and bring books outside the library

Green spaces of various sizes such as parks and nature reserves. Here you can also find the "Path of Health" from the Heart-lung Foundation (www.hjart-lung.se), allotment gardens to visit (private) and "Guide to silence" (City of Stockholm). No facilities.

Remains from the ice age or a remnant from ancient times (foundation, rune stone). Refers to list of antiquities made by RAÄ, the Swedish National Heritage Board.

Places of worship from various denominations. Often period and beautiful buildings. Visit the linked websites for more information about each church

Activities that require a fee, with a maximum price of 100 SEK

A smaller playground that is available 24 hours a day. Unmanned - no toilet

Official art of various kinds and outdoor theatres. https://kulturhusetstadsteatern.se/parkteatern

A larger playground available around the clock. Certain times manned. Staffed playgrounds often offer a cafe, toilets, indoor activities, and may provide animals to interact with.

With completely or partially free entry. Certain exhibitions may require a fee. Always see the respective website for opening hours.

Sports/wellness: Outdoor gym, swimming area, sports ground