Henriksdalshamnen

Henriksdalshamnen is a district in Hammarby Sjöstad on the northeast side of the Hammarby sjö lake in Stockholm Municipality, offering public boat berths along Henriksdalskajen. The area is one of three locations in Hammarby Sjöstad with boat berths, spread between Sickla kanal, Henriksdalskajen and a smaller harbour basin near Kryssargatan.

At Henriksdalskajen itself the berths are numbered 1-70: berths 1-12 have a Y-boom (finger mooring), while berths 13-70 lie at a buoy and buoy-stone. All berths have a mooring fixture, and they accommodate boats with a maximum beam of 2.40 metres and a maximum length of 10 metres. Berths 1-12 are shallow, so sailboats only fit at the buoy berths.

In the middle of the neighbourhood lies the harbour square Jan Inghes torg, which serves as a hub for cafés, restaurants and a small-boat marina side by side, giving the place a lively, dynamic atmosphere.

Within walking distance you'll find Anders Franzéns park on the south slope of Danviksklippan, as well as the wider Hammarby Sjöstad with its quayside walkways and stepped seating down towards the water. Stop by Jan Inghes torg, where boating life and café culture meet right at the water's edge.