• Orange rubber hills that kids climb and run over, the park's landmark since the 2006 upgrade
• Winter ice rink on the artificial-turf pitch, which hosts seven-a-side football the rest of the year
• Astrid Lindgren's Terrace on the Dalagatan side, since the author lived beside the park from 1941 until 2002 and wrote it into several books

The playground in Vasaparken is known for its orange-red hills of rubber asphalt, built in 2006 as part of a park upgrade that won the Siena Prize for landscape architecture. Kids climb and run over the mounds.

Beside it, an artificial-turf pitch hosts seven-a-side football and turns into an ice rink in winter, and a summer café sits in the park's old 1910 toilet house.