Location Stockholm,
Sweden Operated by Roslagståg Opened 1884 Tracks 6 | Elevation 26 m (85 ft) AMSL Address 114 28 Stockholm, Sweden Platforms in use 3 Architect Albin Stark | |
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Owned by Storstockholms Lokaltrafik Line(s) Roslagsbanan: 27, 28, 29 Connections Tekniska högskolan
(Stockholm Metro) Owner Storstockholms Lokaltrafik Connection Tekniska högskolan metro station Similar Tekniska högskolan metro stat, Universitetet railway station, Djursholms Ösby, Mörby railway station, Galoppfältet railway station | ||
Stockholm East Station (Swedish: Stockholms östra station) or Stockholm Ö is a railway station on the Roslag Railway in Stockholm, Sweden.
The present station was inaugurated in 1932 and located on Valhallavägen in northeastern central Stockholm, close to the Royal Institute of Technology (Tekniska Högskolan), replacing an older provisional station from 1884 which was located some hundred metres to the north. Originally, the building had the offices of SRJ, the company owning and managing the Roslag Railway. There are still offices in the building for the company which is operating the traffic at present.
The building also includes a restaurant, which has the same interior as when the building was new, something which is appreciated by the customers. The restaurant is well known as a place where supporters of sports club Djurgårdens IF like to go, as it is relatively close to the Stockholm Olympic Stadium, the classic former home field of Djurgårdens IF football team.
It is located in conjunction with the Stockholm metro station Tekniska högskolan. It is now the southern end station of the Roslag Railway. Earlier, some trains continued on a tram line to Engelbrektsplan next to Humlegården.
The station makes up the background in the 2011 Swedish movie Stockholm Östra, starring Mikael Persbrandt and Iben Hjejle.