The park is named after the former Luma lightbulb factory, a Functionalist landmark built in 1930 that now houses office spaces and restaurants.
The location was once a major industrial hub before being transformed into the environmentally focused residential district of Hammarby Sjöstad.
The park's design is intentionally integrated with the surrounding architecture to maintain the industrial heritage of the waterfront.
Luma Park is an urban recreational space located in the Södra Hammarbyhamnen district of Stockholm, positioned directly adjacent to the historic Luma factory building. The park serves as a central green node within the Hammarby Sjöstad waterfront redevelopment area. It features a modern design aesthetic with integrated concrete seating, tiered lawns, and water-facing promenades. The park provides clear sightlines across the Hammarby Sjö canal towards the Södermalm district. It functions primarily as a communal outdoor space for local residents, balancing recreational lawn areas with paved walkways. The site is part of a broader district known for its sustainable urban planning initiatives.
The edge of the promenade looking back toward the Luma factory building with the canal in the foreground.
Visit during the golden hour to capture the reflection of the Hammarby Sjöstad architecture on the water.
Combine a walk in the park with a visit to the nearby Luma factory building to appreciate the Functionalist architecture.
The park is most enjoyable when utilizing the public benches that face the waterfront for views of passing canal boats.
Do not mistake the residential apartment courtyards for public park space.
