Haga Park, Stockholm

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visit procedures beautiful and wonderful park

Here you can visit as a tourist Swedish prince and family housing, check out the butterfly house, coffee in one of every cafe, also visit the Echo Temple and Gustav III's Pavilion, Copper Tents (see the figure).

I love procedures beautiful park that is located in Stockholm.

If you look for a place to have a quite walk and just listening to the birds.. Well then this is not the place :o) Haga Park is an active park in the way of children playing, laughter, dogs playing etc. If the it’s a nice day don’t miss out going to the park, sit down on a rock have yourself a coffee and put your face up against the sun.

This was really wonderful place to visit with children, but also just for adults, it is fantastic place to see. I never saw so many butterflies in one day.

*Use this always as your plan B in case it is raining, that's what we did.

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All green parks, especially The Park of Haga in the northern city centre, this park has it's own castle 'The Castle of Haga', not that big though, but still a castle! This park has a lot of places to sit down, play some ball or just relax or eat some ice-cream.. Don't forget to join the free gympass (Friskis o Svettis) at Tuesdays and Thursdays (6pm) at the south entrance... during June - Aug ..

The butterfly house can be found at Haga, near Solna.

Please feel welcome to Fjarilshuset, the butterfly house, bird house and botanical gardens in Stockholm. The Royal Hagapark is full of interesting attractions and is one of the world´s most historical parks in Sweden. The park is listed as being one of the worlds best preserved English style parks and the current King grew up in a palace in the park.

The butterfly house have also got a lot of tropical birds flying around in the botanic gardens.

The entrance ticket costs: 60 SEK.

Phone: +46 (0)8 730 39 81

Fax: +46 (0)8 83 48 18

For more information check out: http://www.fjarilshuset.se.

Check out Fjarilshuset, the butterfly house.
The butterfly house covers more than 850 sq.m. and is filled with hundreds of live, free flying, tropical butterflies. As you walk around the butterfly house, past waterfalls and pools filled with beautiful koi carp, the air is alive with beautiful butterflies.

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There is a trail that goes all the way around Brunnsviken. It takes about 2 and a half to 3 hours to walk.

The butterfly house is open: April - September

Tuesday - Friday 10:00 - 16:00

Saturday - Sunday 11:00- 17:30

October - Mars

Tuesday - Friday 10:00 - 15:00

Saturday - Sunday 11:00- 16:00

Grab a trip out to the Royal Haga Park just North of the town. Easiest way there is to take the tube to Odenplan and then catch the #515 bus.