The Blåsut park

Blåsut Park is a public urban park in the Johanneshov district of southern Stockholm, set along Blåsutvägen near the Blåsut metro station and a short walk from the Globe area and Hammarbyhöjden. It is not a single landmark building but a sizeable green space with paths, open lawns, trees, and smaller play areas that make it a neighborhood park rather than a formal garden. The park’s exact opening year is not clearly stated in the available sources, but the name Blåsut comes from the historic Blåsut area itself, which in turn was named after a former warden’s residence in the district. Birdwatchers use the park in every season because it can turn up species such as European green woodpecker, goldcrest, redwing, blackcap, Eurasian bullfinch, stock dove, common starling, and in colder months Bohemian waxwing. There are no set opening hours or entry fees, and the easiest time to go is early morning or during migration periods, when the bird activity is usually highest.