Stockholm’s street art hotspot is called Snösätra. Surprisingly, Snösätra is located not, as you might expect, in an urban environment but on the outskirts of the city in the middle of a forest. In the midst of trees, meadows and garden plots appears a former industrial area where various artists have been adding their work to the walls since 2014.
The artworks are always changing and sometimes you can even see the artists at work.
Snösätra’s future is uncertain, so don’t wait too long to visit. One section has already been demolished and will be integrated into the surrounding nature reserve. The remaining part is to be preserved and developed as a cultural site.
Location:
Snösätragränd 1
124 60 Bandhagen
Directions:
• Take the green metro line south towards Hagsätra and get off at the station Rågsved. From there it’s about a 1.3 km walk.
• Or ride by bike! From the city centre, Snösätra is easy to reach by bike paths.
Snösätra online:
Naturally, Stockholm’s street art hotspot also has its own website, though only in Swedish: kulturkvartersnosatra.com