• Free Royal Walks app includes a self-guided Haga Park walk, with text in English and old and new photos of the park buildings
• Café in the Copper Tents by the big lawn, which also hold Haga Park Museum, the natural base for a break
• Bus to Haga Norra for the northern end, then about a ten-minute walk through the park to Gustav III's Pavilion

Haga Park is an English-style landscape park on the western shore of Brunnsviken, with open lawns, woods and winding paths. Scattered across it are buildings from Gustav III's time: the blue-and-yellow Copper Tents (home to Haga Park Museum and a café), the Echo Temple, the Chinese Pagoda and the Turkish Kiosk. Kids get room to run, picnic on the lawns and hunt for the next pavilion.