Sergels torg

Segel Square is located in front of the Central Station. It is the most lively cultural square in Stockholm, adjacent to the Cultural Center and the Municipal Theater. It is named after the famous 18th century sculptor John Tobias Segel. Segel Square is oval in shape, and the central area is a large fountain built by architect Edbin Estrom. A glass column about 37 meters high towers in it. At night, the glass column lights up and flashes. With a charming brilliance, people affectionately call it a crystal column. The west side of the square is paved with black and white bricks, which is often called "flat", and there are broad steps next to the flat. People like to sit on the steps, eat lunch, chat, and spend a leisurely time. Further west is the bustling commercial street in Stockholm, where you can buy a lot of Nordic fashion.