Spring in Stockholm

Join us on a walk through the Stockholm that was never built. We browse through the city's forgotten drawings – visions of Aztec Nobel Palaces, skyscrapers and bold traffic solutions that were stopped by politics, economics and protests. Along Strandvägen, Nybroplan, Kungsträdgården and Gamla Stan, we encounter the great dreams and controversies of modernism. The walk ends at Slussen, where the future is still being debated.

Join us on a journey through time to a Stockholm in transition, where factory smoke, optimism and poverty live side by side. Inspired by "Barn av sin stad" (Children of their City), we meet Lotten Nilsson and her children in the growing capital. In Norrmalm, we follow traces of work, losses and dreams in environments that shaped both the fictional characters and the city itself.
A city walk about everyday life, struggle and destinies in the childhood of modern Stockholm.

Join us on a city walk through Dan Andersson's Stockholm, where the poet sought work, love and inspiration in the 1910s. We move between editorial offices, pubs and simple rooms, and visit places where Dan lived, wrote and secretly met Märta Larsson. From Central Station to Gamla Klara and on to Stureplan, his world comes to life. A walk where poetry and urban history meet.

Join us on a walk through Enskede's history, from the abolition of the guild system to today's vibrant district. We move from the historic slaughterhouse area, where the city's food supply was modernised, to Enskede Trädgårdsstad, Sweden's first municipally planned garden city. Among Hallman's winding streets and green gardens, we encounter optimism, ideas and dreams. The walk ends at Enskede Church and the characteristic Enskede houses.

Join us on a walk through Hagaparken, Gustav III's dream in English landscape style. Inspired by the king's Grand Tour in France and Italy, we encounter ancient ideals and magnificent visions. We pass the Copper Tents, the Echo Temple and Lilla Haga, as well as the site of the unfinished pleasure palace. In Gamla Haga, we sense the tranquility the king sought. The walk ends at the Turkish Kiosk, where the 18th century is brought back to life.

Do you want to discover Stockholm in a shorter format? During autumn and winter, I offer try-out walks of 60 minutes, perfect for experiencing the city's magic in twilight and darkness.

We stroll through central Stockholm – past the Opera House, the Parliament Building, Slottsbacken and into Gamla Stan – with stories that make the city come alive beyond dates.
A warm, atmospheric walk that often awakens the desire to discover more.

Join us on a city expedition where tranquility meets great destinies at Norra begravningsplatsen (Northern Cemetery), inaugurated in 1827. Among avenues and burial monuments, we meet both well-known and forgotten figures – from Nils Ericson and Alfred Nobel to Lena Nyman. At Lindhagen's hill, mausoleums rise that reflect power and ideals, before the walk ends at August Strindberg's simple black wooden cross. A walk where history whispers between the trees.

Join us on a city expedition through Vinterviken, where the tranquility of nature meets Alfred Nobel's explosive industrial history. We wander among listed factory buildings, lush paths and sparkling water, and hear about the dynamite, the accidents and the people who worked here. From the heights of Rävberget to blasting pits and monuments, the story unfolds of innovation, risk and memory – in one of Stockholm's most atmospheric environments.

Join us on a city expedition through Uppsala, where history, culture and fairy tales are interwoven. We move between student life and great figures such as Gustav Vasa, Carl von Linné and the beloved cat Pelle Svanslös. The walk passes the castle, Carolina Rediviva, the botanical garden and the Cathedral. A narrative walk where fairy tales, science and royal history meet in Sweden's oldest university city.