Hallonbergen

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Hallonbergen, (meaning Raspberry Mountains), is a working-class suburb of Stockholm, Sweden. Hallonbergen, located in the Sundbyberg municipality, is a fairly typical 1970s area of dense Million Programme housing in the style of multi-level concrete apartment buildings. The subway station, which is located on the blue line of the Stockholm Metro, was opened in 1975.


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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