All roads lead to frösundavik
Gate:01 offers an excellent communications hub, just a stone’s throw from Norrtull, the north part of the city. It’s also easy to get here with a wide range of transport options.
Easy to get here.
Easy to get away.
Gate:01 in Frösundavik offers a dizzying array of transport possibilities to and from the building and area. You can take a car, bus, bike, commuter train, airport bus, crossline tram or our own electric shuttle bus. You can also take a boat or kayak to work as we have our own dock right next to the house. Or why not walk to work and enjoy a stroll through beautiful Haga Park on the way. Below we’ve listed some of the most common modes of transport. Which path will be yours?
Shuttle bus
Yes, we know – it’s a bit luxurious to have your own private office bus, but that’s exactly the case at Gate:01. Modern and comfortable, this fully electric express bus runs between Solna Station and the building’s entrance on weekdays between 7:00 to 9:30 AM and 15:00 to 18:00 PM. Just jumps on and it takes less than five minutes to arrive – a smooth journey!
See the shuttle bus in real time here
By foot
Nice walking paths lead to and from Frösundavik. If you walk from Solna station or Mall of Scandinavia it takes less than 10 minutes and on the way you pass small Frösunda Manor and a lovely old orchard.
Bike
Cycling is the green and healthy way to get to work. At Gate:01, you cycle straight into the building and park your bike safely and securely in our bicycle garage. In addition, coming soon, the new “bicycle highway” will be located right alongside Frösundavik. Check out the project here
Bus
Fifteen different buses stop just outside the building. They come from central Stockholm, Danderyd, Ekerö and Solna, among other places. The 565x express bus that departs from the City Terminal also stops here. Not to mention the airport buses to and from Arlanda.
Car
If you’re driving, you’ll find the E4 highway and other major traffic routes right next door. Upon arrival, you’ll find plenty of parking spaces, even for visitors. We also have many charging stations, and a hotspot for Aimo’s electric carpool. Zoom zoom!
Citybanan / City Line underground
To ease rail traffic, Stockholm recently built two new City Line underground lines that include several new railway stations. As a result, the regular commuter trains now stop at Stockholm City and Stockholm Odenplan, where you can easily exit and transfer to the subway. And since it’s only one stop from Odenplan to Solna Station (near us), it dramatically reduces commuting time.
Tvärbanan (Crossline Tram)
Stretching from East to West, Stockholm’s Crossline Tram (Tvärbanan) has become a handy way to cut across Stockholm’s network of commuter trains and subway lines to make connections. For example, it takes you from Sickla Udde across the southern suburbs all the way to Solna Station, one of the newer stations. The network of cross-rail connections is constantly evolving, with more stations are underway.
Subway
On the blue line, you can take the subway all the way to Solna Station. If you arrive by the red or green lines, you can get off a T-Centralen (the central metro station) or Odenplan and then easily transfer to the city commuter trains, which connect the subway and other commuter trains.
The airports
Gate:01 offers easy accessibility to Stockholm’s airports. The smaller Bromma Airport, for example, is a short drive away and the Airport Buses to and from Arlanda Airport stop right outside the building. Aimo now also has Arlanda as a hotspot, which makes it easy to take an Aimo car there.
