Free Walking Sightseeing Tour #16 in Stockholm, Sweden
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5.4 km
102 m
Explore Stockholm in Sweden with this free self-guided walking tour. The map shows the route of the tour. Below is a list of attractions, including their details.
Activities in StockholmIndividual Sights in StockholmSight 1: La storia della Terra
La storia della terra is a sculpture in different types of stone at the entrance to Marievik and LIljeholmskajen in Stockholm, created by the German artist couple Anna-Maria Kubach-Wilmsen and Wolfgang Kubach.
Sight 2: Nybohovs vattenreservoar
Nybohov Water Reservoir is a water reservoir in the Liljeholmen district of Stockholm, Sweden. In connection with the development of Nybohovsberget, where the reservoir is located, with high-rise buildings in the late 1950s, a major rebuilding of the facility began. In 1957 and 1963, the original Triangular Reservoir was demolished to make way for a larger one. The Nybohov reservoir currently holds 72,200 m³.
Sight 3: Sankt Sigfrids kyrka
Sankt Sigfrids kyrka is a church building on Sigfridsvägen/Alvastravägen 8 in Aspudden, Stockholm Municipality, Sweden. The church was moved from Tulegatan/Frejgatan in Vasastaden in 1904. The name of the church was then St. Stephen's Chapel. As a movable small church in a simple carpentry technique with red-painted wooden walls, the church shows similarities to the prefabricated carpentry villas of the time. The building was declared a listed building in February 1993.
Sight 4: Uppenbarelsekyrkan
The Church of Revelation belongs to the parish of Hägersten in the Diocese of Stockholm. The building is located at Bäckvägen 34 in Midsommarkransen in Stockholm.
Sight 5: Fontändamm
Fontändamm is a fountain sculpture at Manhemsgatan in Aspudden, southern Stockholm. The sculpture was created in 1912 by architect Albin Brag and was paid for by the building company Manhem. Brag also designed several residential buildings in the area.
Sight 6: Georg Dahlqvists park
Georg Dahlqvists park is a park in Hägersten, Stockholm, Sweden. It is located between Sankt Mikkelinkatu, Fredriksonsvägen, Fastingsgatan and August Södermans väg. It is hilly and mostly wooded. The highest point is about 50 metres above sea level with views north towards Hägersten and west towards Mälarhöjden.
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