Streets, squares, viewpoints (Stockholm)

French embankment in the Swedish capital

Embankment Strandvegen

The Strandvegen Embankment is the most prestigious area of the Swedish capital, it is also called the French Embankment. A beautiful view of its prospect opens from another embankment -...

B.O..

• 7 years ago

Urban architecture lovers

Slottsbacken street

Slottsbacken Street (I always want to call it a square for its impressive size), whose name literally translates as "palace slope" - is the central, in every sense, point of the city. There are so many...

Polina_Sumy

• 10 years ago

For lovers of leisurely walks and beautiful views

Fjellgatan street

Beautiful (and, most importantly, free) views of Stockholm open from the area of historical buildings of the city - Fjä llgatan Street (Fj? llgatan). The wooden houses...

Polina_Sumy

• 10 years ago

Urban architecture lovers

Sergelstorg Square

Sergelstorg is the most popular city place for meeting friends, lovers, holding political gatherings, various festivals and folk festivals. The people called the glass column in the center of the square...

Polina_Sumy

• 10 years ago

Collectors of the "narrowest" sights

Lane Morten Trotzig

In the 16th century, the merchant Morten Trotzig purchased two houses separated by a lane. Since then, the lane has not been called as soon as Narrow, and Stepped, and even Royal, until it got its current...

Polina_Sumy

• 10 years ago