Tegnérlunden is a park shaped like a natural amphitheater, defined by a steep, grassy slope that rises toward a central terrace. In the nineteen thirties, the city transformed this uneven, rocky terrain into a public garden. It houses a large statue of the writer August Strindberg, who lived in a nearby building and often walked these grounds. When the city placed the bronze figure here, they positioned him facing away from the center of the park, toward his old home.
Tegnérlunden
park garden
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