Bromma

Bromma is a district and borough of Stockholm Municipality, Sweden, situated in the western part of the city. It is part of Stockholm County and includes a mix of residential areas, commercial zones, and light industry, oriented along key transport corridors.

The area has grown from a rural locality into a suburban part of Stockholm through the 20th century, developing housing, schools, and green spaces. Stockholm Bromma Airport, located in Bromma, is a notable landmark and serves domestic traffic with some international flights. The airport is one of the region’s major transport facilities and has a long-standing role in the capital’s air traffic.

Public transport in Bromma is integrated with Stockholm’s system, including a transit hub at Brommaplan that provides bus connections and access to the city’s metro network. This facilitates convenient links to central Stockholm and other districts, supporting both commuting and local activity. The district also contains parks, community facilities, and local services that contribute to a balanced mix of residential life and commercial activity.

Notable characteristics of Bromma include its position on Stockholm’s western fringe, the presence of the airport within its borders, and ongoing development aimed at improving housing, infrastructure, and green spaces. The area is typically described as a residential and business-oriented part of the capital, with amenities that serve both long-term residents and transient visitors connected to the airport and regional transit network.