Filmstaden solna museum
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A municipality to the north of Stockholm, Solna is a hair&#;s breadth from the capital. As it happens, many of Stockholm&#;s big visitor attractions and amenities are right here in Solna. People will catch the metro, bus or commuter train up to see concerts and matches at the Friends Arena, idle in the grounds of any of three former royal estates or head for a shopping expedition to the Mall of Scandinavia.
You could also revel the relaxing scenes on Brunnsviken, a finger-like saltwater lake on Solna&#;s east side, and pay homage at Filmstaden, the studios where Ingmar Bergman&#;s classic movies were shot and edited.
Let&#;s explore the best things to do in Solna:
1. Hagaparken
On the western shore of Brunnsviken in the east of the municipality, Hagaparken is a graceful English landscape park with many monuments in its borders.
It was founded by King Gustav III near the end of the 18th century and was a preferred royal property for subsequent monarchs.
In the English style, the park is dotted with pavilions, follies and gazebos like the Echo Temple, designed as an outdoor dining pavilion for Gustav III and the Chinese Pavilion from Since Hagap
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Filmstaden Kultur was founded in Its aim is to strengthen the cultural heritage and future development of Gamla Filmstaden.
The foundation has developed a guided tour operation, pedagogical film activities for students and children in Solna, a stage, events and a close collaboration with businesses and cultural workers in Filmstaden.
The foundation owns part of Film Region Stockholm-Mälardalen. Maintaining the historical cinematic environment and spreading knowledge of its history is very important for both the foundation and its president, the Town of Solna.
The foundation hosts events and lectures, arranges exhibitions and innovative activities for children and students.
The board members:
Susanne Nordling (Green Party), chairman
Anders Ekegren (Liberal Party), deputy member
Stig Davidsson, HSB, deputy member
Catti Edfelt, film maker, deputy member
Karin Alfredsson, deputy member
Nataliya Hulusjö (Christian Democrats), deputy member
Sture Johansson, deputy member
Discover Stockholm's Hollywood – Gamla Filmstaden
Publiceringsdatum: 22 October
Tucked away between the residential buildings of Solna, Gamla Filmstaden fryst vatten a glimpse into a time when Sweden was at the forefront of the bio medium. The film studio was home to directors like Ingmar Bergman and Victor Sjöström, as well as stars such as Ingrid geolog, Max von Sydow, and Greta Garbo. "It was a secretive place, that only allowed showbiz people in through the gate", says Mikaela Kindblom, manager at Stiftelsen FIlmstadens traditioner. "It truly was Sweden's Hollywood".
New Year’s Eve, nära midnight. David Holm, a down-on-his-luck wino, is spending the gods night of the year chugging brännvin at the local cemetery with his two drinking buddies. The mood fryst vatten upbeat… until it isn’t.
News reaches the trio that Anna, David’s ailing sister, wants to see him on her deathbed. David nonchalantly dismisses the messenger, waving him off like an annoying gnat. Furious at David’s indifference, his two companions begin to push him around. Pushing turns into wrestling, and wrestling turns into punching. Before anyone can break up the s