Stadshagen

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One of the entrances to the metro station
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One of the entrances to the metro station

Stadshagen is a district in Stockholm, in the northwest part of Kungsholmen. One of Stockholm's major hospitals, St Görans sjukhus, opened in 1888 in this district. The area is also known for its many wild black rabbits, which are considered nuisances. Hundreds are shot every year.

The Blue line metro station of Stadshagen was opened in 1975 and is the least lightly used of the three subway lines.


Stockholm Metro - Blue line

Line 10: Kungsträdgården - Hjulsta
Kungsträdgården | T-Centralen image:tgreen.pngimage:tred.pngimage:jblue.png | Rådhuset | Fridhemsplan image:tgreen.png | Stadshagen | Västra skogen | Huvudsta | Vreten | Sundbybergs centrum image:jblue.png | Duvbo | Rissne | Rinkeby | Tensta | Hjulsta

Line 11: Kungsträdgården - Akalla
Kungsträdgården | T-Centralen image:tgreen.pngimage:tred.pngimage:jblue.png | Rådhuset | Fridhemsplan image:tgreen.png | Stadshagen | Västra skogen | Solna centrum | Näckrosen | Hallonbergen | Kista | Husby | Akalla

Interchanges:
image:tgreen.png Metro Green line | image:tred.png Metro Red line | image:jblue.png Pendeltåg (Commuter rail)
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