The gazebo (Lusthuset) has not always stood in the park. It was originally built in one of Kalmar's oldest known gardens, which was located on Söderportsgatan, roughly where the southern cemetery is today. In the 18th century, there was a tobacco farm there. Later, one of Linnaeus' disciples, Johan Gustaf Wahlbom, lived there. He was probably the one who built the gazebo, and it was moved here in the early 20th century when the garden was demolished and villas and a cemetery were built in the area.
On the way to point 4, you pass tulip trees as well as southern beech and handkerchief trees. In 2022, the gazebo was moved to Skansparken, which you will find a little further along the trail at point 11.