Arenastaden

When you arrive in Arenastaden, you are immediately struck by its scale. This is where you’ll find Strawberry Arena and Westfield Mall of Scandinavia, alongside offices for several of Sweden’s largest companies.

But Arenastaden is much more than that. It is also defined by intimacy and attention to detail: a newly opened restaurant in the Haga Norra quarter, challenging climbing walls, a walk around Lake Råstasjön, the steps leading up to Stjärntorget. The close and personal, side by side with the grand and magnificent.

Life made easy

Arenastaden offers a level of service that truly simplifies everyday life. With more than 150 shops to match almost any shopping list, excellent public transport connections including commuter trains, buses, trams and cycle paths, and convenient parking for those who drive, getting around is effortless.

You live in newly built, well-planned homes close to nature. You can work out both indoors and outdoors, climb walls if you enjoy heights, and choose from restaurants representing cuisines from around the world. You can host conferences at high-quality hotels, enjoy unforgettable concerts and cheer on football matches. Everything fits into Arenastaden.

What you’ll find in Arenastaden

• Westfield Mall of Scandinavia, with more than 150 shops and 50 restaurants.
• Strawberry Arena, offering unforgettable experiences.
• Excellent transport links: commuter trains, buses, trams and long-distance trains. The Green Line of the Underground will be extended from Odenplan to Arenastaden, opening in 2028.
• Several gym and fitness facilities.
• Offices for companies such as SEB, Telia, Vattenfall and Nike.
• Green spaces including Lake Råstasjön and proximity to Hagaparken.
• Over 1,000 hotel rooms in high-quality hotels and outstanding conference facilities.
• Residential areas in Haga Norra and soon along Dalvägen.

Among good neighbors

World-class services

It is no coincidence that more than 15 million people visit Arenastaden every year. The area offers an extensive range of services, including shopping, restaurants, fitness, hotels and conference facilities.

Westfield Mall of Scandinavia

With approximately 200 shops and restaurants across 100,000 sqm, and Sweden’s first commercial IMAX® cinema, Westfield Mall of Scandinavia is larger than Mood, NK, Gallerian and Sturegallerian combined.

Strawberry Arena

At the heart of the district stands Strawberry Arena, Sweden’s national arena and one of the world’s most modern multi-purpose venues. Global stars perform here, and major sporting events take place throughout the year. Fabege is a proud co-owner together with the Swedish Football Association.

Hotels and conferences

Comfort Hotel Solna Arenastaden, Quality Hotel™ Strawberry Arena, The Winery Hotel and Hotel Gio – Arenastaden offers a wide range of hotels and conference facilities, all within the area or just moments away.

Training and wellbeing

Close proximity to Lake Råstasjön and Hagaparken provides excellent running routes. The area also features two SATS gyms, outdoor gyms, a swimming pool, padel courts and bouldering facilities.

All roads lead to Arenastaden

Getting to Arenastaden is easy for everyone – residents, commuters and shoppers alike. Car, bus, commuter train, tram, bicycle, pram or on foot. The options are many.

Solna Station, where commuter trains stop, serves as a central hub. In 2028, the Green Line of the Underground will be extended from Odenplan to Arenastaden. The tram terminates here, and numerous bus routes serve the area. Commuter trains run directly to Arlanda Airport, and by car you have immediate access to the E4 motorway.

Travel facts

• 7 minutes to the city centre by commuter train
• 30 minutes to Arlanda by commuter train
• 57 seconds to Westfield Mall of Scandinavia
• 25 minutes by bike from Stureplan
• Commuter train, tram and bus connections
• VR direct trains between Gothenburg and Arenastaden
• Two car-sharing services: Aimo Share and Kinto Share
• Green Line Underground extension from Odenplan to Arenastaden, opening in 2028

Vacant premises and opportunities

Arenastaden is a fully developed district with continued significant development potential. Plans include an additional 175,000 sqm of office space and 1,300 residential units. Arenastaden’s urban quarters, Haga Norra, are also being developed with both residential and office spaces. Haga Norra, part of this expansive project, will offer 4,000 workplaces and house 1,000 apartments once completed. Learn more about Haga Norra >

Search among our vacant premises in Arenastaden

Read more about our ongoing and upcoming projects in Arenastaden

Living in Arenastaden

Living in Arenastaden couldn’t be easier. Here, you’ll find newly built and thoughtfully designed homes surrounded by nature, with excellent transport links and every convenience just around the corner. Today, around 3,000 people call Arenastaden home – and soon, many more will join them.

On Dalvägen, 200 new apartments are set for completion at the turn of the year 2028/2029, with additional housing planned along Gårdsvägen and at Ballongberget. Read more about the homes on Dalvägen >

At the same time, Haga Norra continues to take shape – featuring everything from unique rooftop townhouses to spacious apartments and well-designed studio flats. Once completed, the area will welcome around 2,000 new residents. Read more about residences in Haga Norra > 

The residential properties are being developed by Fabege’s wholly owned subsidiary, Birger Bostad.

Sustainability in Arenastaden

Fabege is ranked as one of Northern Europe’s most sustainable property companies, and in Arenastaden, sustainability ambitions are high.

• 100% of our properties are environmentally certified, and we have achieved 100% green financing.
• 100% of the electricity used in office buildings comes from wind power, and all district heating and cooling are labelled "Good Environmental Choice."
• 80% of those working in Arenastaden commute sustainably to and from work. This is a figure unmatched by any other district in Sweden.
• In the area, right next to Råstasjön, we have opened Stockholm’s first reuse park – a gathering place for trees, plants, curbstones, urns, bike racks, park benches, and anything else that can be reused.
• Here, you’ll find Scandinavia’s first zero-energy hotel – Comfort Hotel. Through 25 geothermal wells and nearly 2,500 square meters of solar panels on the façade and roof, more energy is produced than what will be consumed in building operations.
• Urban Services is a local logistics network where deliveries, returns, and recycling are managed through a shared system. This reduces the number of transports within the district by 70%.

From industrial land to a vibrant urban district

From railway tracks and industrial land to a vibrant urban district with Sweden’s national arena, one of Scandinavia’s largest shopping centres, offices and homes. In just a few decades, Arenastaden has transformed from scrapyards and depots into one of Sweden’s most visited destinations, welcoming more than 15 million visitors every year.

Follow the journey from mud and vision to today’s modern urban district.