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Kungsträdgården (King’s Garden) has a rich history. Prior to becoming a public park in 1875, it was the site of the majestic Makalös Palace and a beautiful French garden between 1643 and 1825 before it was burned down. Relics from some of the old houses torn down during the redevelopment of central Stockholm also appear in the station: old statues, intricately carved columns, old water fountains, and more.
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