Beijers park - Wikipedia

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Beijers park is a park in the city of Malmö, Sweden. It was founded in 1885 by Gottfried and Lorens Beijer but opened to public in 1904.

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View over Beijers park
View over Beijers park
The memorialstone of the park
Public gym
Stage at Beijers park

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About Beijers park (in Swedish) in Malmö Municipality's official website

v t e Malmö
History	History of Malmö Malmöhus Treaty of Roskilde
Districts	Väster Innerstaden Norr Söder Öster
Buildings and landmarks	Centralposthuset Drottningtorget Fisktorget Gustav Adolfs torg Hyllie Water Tower Kronprinsen Lilla Torg Malmö Castle Ribersborg Södervärnstornet Stortorget Turning Torso
Parks	Beijers park Bulltoftaparken Cronhielmsparken Dania park Gerlachs Park Käglingeparken Kroksbäcksparken Kungsparken Öresundsparken Pildammsparken Rönneholmsparken Rörsjöparken Scaniaparken Slottsparken
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