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Areas of Norra Djurgårdsstaden

Norra Djurgårdsstaden is a collection of small quarters, each with its own character – from the Bobergsgatan main street and the square at Storängen to the industrial heritage of Gasverket and old Hjorthagen. Pick an area to see its restaurants, cafés and shops.

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74 places on the map

Bobergsgatan

20 places

Bobergsgatan is Norra Djurgårdsstaden's main street. Along it you find restaurants, a pharmacy, Systembolaget, the library and the health centre – most of the district's everyday services.

Storängstorget

14 places

Around Storängstorget you find restaurants, a café, a gym and an optician. The square is Norra Djurgårdsstaden's natural meeting place.

Gasverket

6 places

In Gasverket's old industrial buildings, industrial history meets food: a restaurant, a bakery and a climbing centre with its own food café.

Hjorthagen

16 places

Old Hjorthagen has neighbourhood restaurants, a convenience store and a culture café – a stone's throw from Ropsten metro and part of Norra Djurgårdsstaden.

Husarviken

5 places

By Husarviken, on the edge of the Royal National City Park, a café and a restaurant sit close to the water in Norra Djurgårdsstaden's calmest corner.

Jaktgatan

5 places

Along Jaktgatan you find several of Norra Djurgårdsstaden's eateries – Italian, sushi and a deli – with the park esplanade around the corner.

Why is it called Norra Djurgårdsstaden?

The name came into use in 2006, when it described planned housing in the western part of Hjorthagen, up against the boundary of the Norra Djurgården district. That boundary is what the name refers to.

Which is also where an easy misreading starts: despite the name, none of the development area falls inside the Norra Djurgården district itself. It sits across two other districts instead, Hjorthagen and Gärdet.

Source: Wikipedia · read 2026-09-26

What is the difference between Hjorthagen and Norra Djurgårdsstaden?

Hjorthagen is a district in its own right, with housing and a history that both predate the development project. Norra Djurgårdsstaden is not a district at all — it is the name of the development area, and it reaches across two districts, Hjorthagen and Gärdet.

So an address in the project’s residential blocks between Husarviken and Lidingövägen can correctly be given either way: those blocks lie in the Hjorthagen district, and which name you use depends only on whether you mean the district or the project. Both sit within the Norra innerstaden district area.

Source: Wikipedia · read 2026-09-26

What is it like to live in Norra Djurgårdsstaden?

The City of Stockholm has surveyed residents since 2016. In the most recent round, in 2023, eight in ten said they were very satisfied and nine in ten said they felt safe in the area. It went to 900 residents here and was extended to people living in the older buildings on Gärdet and in Hjorthagen — 700 answers came back in all.

What people single out is the parks and green space, the squares and places to meet outdoors, and services that have improved as the district fills in. The share who find the area lively rose from just over four in ten in 2019 to just over six in ten in 2023.

Source: Norra Djurgårdsstaden 2030 (Stockholms stad) · read 2026-09-26