Zone:InTheZone

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InTheZone
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InTheZone, Huddinge. Photo: Peterspirea
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Information
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LocationHuddinge, Stockholm, Sweden
SurfacePedestrian and bicycle path, Asphalt, Grass, Park
Created2010-10-01
Triviatomtebloss' winner zone globally and in Sweden round 3.
InTheZone at Turfgame.com


InTheZone is a turf zone in the municipality of Huddinge in the region of Stockholm in Sweden and is counted as a winner zone.

This is the first winner zone created in the entire turf world. During rounds 1 and 2, no winning zones were awarded, so this was the first.

Placement[edit]

This winner zone is located at the outdoor stage in the northern part of the park Sjödalsparken, in the district Sjöparken, in central Huddinge.

Sjödalsparken[edit]

Sjödalsparken is a park in Huddinge municipality, Stockholm County. The park was laid out in the 1960s and is located directly adjacent to and east of Huddinge centrum.

Sjödalsparken is Huddinge's city park. The city plan for the park gained legal force in May 1961 and thereafter construction work began on the 2.7-hectare park. There has already been a recreation area here in the form of meadow land and later a sports field. Sjödalsparken is built around several circular park rooms that are lined with 42 willows. In the northern part is an outdoor stage. Within the park there are several benches, a playground and Pétanques courts. The park is mainly used for walks, sunbathing, ball games and play. During the summer, it is often used as a place for picnics and various cultural events are arranged in the outdoor stage. The park is also the site of jazz festivals, Huddinge Days and flea markets.[1]

Reopening of Sjödalsparken[edit]

Huddinge's longest park sofa, a water lily pond with lighting, more swings and a wetland with exciting plant and animal life. These are some of the news when Sjödalsparken is reopened on November 27, 2021 - and for the first time since the 1950s, running water from Fullerstaån can be seen in Sjödalsparken.[2]

Nearby zones[edit]

External links[edit]

References[edit]

  1. Wikipedia (in Swedish)
  2. Huddinge municipality (in Swedish)