Kaknäs IP

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Kaknäs IP
Kaknas IP, 2016.jpg
Kaknäs IP, 2016
Kaknas IP
Location Djurgården
Coordinates 59°20′03″N18°08′06″E / 59.33427°N 18.13499°E / 59.33427; 18.13499 Coordinates: 59°20′03″N18°08′06″E / 59.33427°N 18.13499°E / 59.33427; 18.13499
TypeSports facility

Kaknäs IP is the training ground of Djurgårdens IF. It houses two full-size pitches, one with grass and one with artificial grass. [1]

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References

  1. "Kaknäs (anläggning) — svenskfotboll.se". svenskfotboll.se. Retrieved 2015-03-07.