The Haga Echo Temple (Swedish: Ekotemplet) is a historic building situated in Hagaparken in Solna just north of Stockholm.
Built in 1790, the structure was designed by the architect Carl Christoffer Gjörwell. It was constructed as a summer dining room for Gustav III, who loved to dine outdoors.
This building remains a part of the park landscape today.
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Gustav III's Pavilion at Haga Park 126 m 
The repurposed marble columns of Haga Palace 144 m 
The bronze bust of Prince Gustaf 351 m 
The ruins of King Gustav III's unfinished Haga Great Palace 365 m 
A wooden model and mirror system of the unfinished Stora Haga slott 647 m 
A 30-Metre Aquarium for Blacktip Reef Sharks Fjärilshuset i Hagaparken, Solna · 713 m 
“Meteorite” from Ovifak Frescativägen 34, Stockholm, Sweden · 899 m 
A sitting poet and his lute in bronzed zinc 923 m 
Written by Nik Frost
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