Top 20 Lakes around Sundbyberg
Lakes around Sundbyberg offer accessible natural escapes within an urban environment north of Stockholm. The municipality features Lötsjön, a shallow lake known for its water birds and a 1.4 km promenade, and is adjacent to Råstasjön. These areas provide green spaces for recreation, including walking paths and opportunities for birdwatching. Sundbyberg's lakes serve as local natural attractions, enhancing the region's appeal for outdoor activities.
Best lakes around Sundbyberg
- The most popular lakes is Brunnsviken Lakeside Walk, a trail that…
Last updated: May 13, 2026
Brunnsviken Lakeside Walk
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Djurgården Island
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Langholmen Bathing Area
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It is best to come early, very crowded in the late afternoon and at sunset.
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For runners specially there is a Parkrun community in Hagapark. You can join the community via strava and connect with more people. People practice in this park daily from stretch of 5K to 21K , at different pace , and at different hours of the day. Mix of gravel, flat surface and also elevations added at points. you can see deers, swans and ducks in this park. Beautiful nature and well surrounded running path by trees, lake.
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There is now also a kayakomat here for renting canoes/kayaks.
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Of course a bit cold in winter, but wonderful in summer.
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A small meadow full of life here. Students, kids and families come to make BBQ, swim and play sports. You can find different spots to hang out if you prefer a quiet area
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Djurgården is an island, a district and a park area in the east of Stockholm. The partly wooded island belongs to the Stockholm district of Östermalm and has about 800 inhabitants, is 279 hectares in size and has a shoreline length of 10,200 m. The island is actually called Valdemarsön, but in practice only the district name is used.
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The partly forested island belongs to the Stockholm district of Östermalm and has around 800 inhabitants, is 279 hectares in size and has a shoreline of 10,200 m. A number of museums are located on the central Djurgårdsvägen. These include: - Vasa Museum, - Nordic Museum, - ABBA The Museum, - Liljevalchs Kunsthalle, - Aquaria Vattenmuseum, - Spritmuseum - Children's Literature Museum Junibacken, - Vrak (Museum) - Estonia Memorial.
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Unfortunately, the noise level from the motorway on the other side of the lake is considerable. I cannot understand why they built a glass wall there instead of a proper noise barrier.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of natural features can I expect around Sundbyberg's lakes?
The lakes around Sundbyberg offer a variety of natural settings, from urban green spaces to forested areas. You'll find shallow lakes rich in water birds like Lötsjön, extensive parks such as Haga Park with its trails and wildlife, and lakeside walks offering views over water and surrounding nature, like the Brunnsviken Lakeside Walk.
Are there good spots for birdwatching near Sundbyberg?
Yes, Lötsjön is particularly recognized for its rich variety of water birds, making it an excellent spot for birdwatching. Its shallow waters and accessible promenade provide good opportunities to observe local avian life.
What are the best lakes for walking or leisurely strolls?
For leisurely strolls, the promenade around Lötsjön is approximately 1.4 kilometers long and ideal. The Brunnsviken Lakeside Walk offers a longer 12 km route with scenic views, and Haga Park provides well-maintained paths around its lake.
Can I swim in the lakes around Sundbyberg?
Swimming is prohibited in Lötsjön. However, there are designated swimming spots like Mälarhöjdsbadet Beach on Lake Mälaren, which features sandy areas and a jumping tower, and Lappis Beach (Ekhagen Strandbad), a sandy beach popular for swimming and relaxing.
What outdoor activities can I do near the lakes around Sundbyberg?
Beyond walking, you can find various outdoor activities. There are numerous hiking trails, including an easy 5.5 km loop around Lötsjön and Råstasjön. For cycling enthusiasts, there are gravel biking routes like the 'Forest Trail Between Two Lakes' and several MTB trails. You can explore more options in the hiking guide, gravel biking guide, and MTB trails guide for Sundbyberg.
Are there opportunities for water sports like kayaking or SUP?
Yes, several locations offer water sports. Near the Brunnsviken Lakeside Walk, there is a kayak rental. Mälarhöjdsbadet Beach provides self-service kayak and SUP rentals on Lake Mälaren, and Lappis Beach (Ekhagen Strandbad) also has a kayakomat for rentals.
Are the lakes around Sundbyberg family-friendly?
Many lake areas are family-friendly. Haga Park is a forest area with trails suitable for families. Mälarhöjdsbadet Beach features a playground with swings and a slide, making it great for children. Lappis Beach (Ekhagen Strandbad) is also popular with families for swimming and sports.
What historical or cultural sites can be found near the lakes?
While Sundbyberg's lakes are primarily natural attractions, the nearby Djurgården Island, though not directly adjacent to Sundbyberg, is a significant historical site. It hosts numerous museums such as the Vasa Museum, Nordic Museum, and ABBA The Museum, offering a rich cultural experience.
Are there cafes or places to eat near the lakes?
Yes, near the Brunnsviken Lakeside Walk, you can find cafes in the botanical garden. While specific cafes directly adjacent to Lötsjön or Råstasjön are not highlighted, their urban setting means amenities are generally accessible within Sundbyberg.
How can I get to Lötsjön by public transport?
Lötsjön is easily accessible as it's located within Sundbyberg, a municipality north of Stockholm. Public transport options like buses and the metro connect Sundbyberg to the wider Stockholm area, making the lake a convenient urban escape.
What do visitors enjoy most about the lakes around Sundbyberg?
Visitors appreciate the accessibility of these natural escapes within an urban environment. They enjoy the tranquil atmosphere, opportunities for birdwatching, and the variety of recreational options, from leisurely walks along promenades to active pursuits like running and water sports. The presence of green spaces, beaches, and well-maintained paths are frequently highlighted.
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