An impromptu walk on Strandvägen

(Rögtönzött séta a Strandvägenen)

On Tuesday early afternoon, I was in Östermalm when the sun was slightly out, so I decided to walk back to Sergels torg via one of my favorite walks, Strandvägen, along the water. People keep asking me: what to do when they come to visit Stockholm - this is definitely one thing I would suggest.
Kedden koradélután Östermalmban voltam, amikoris a Nap nem bújt el teljesen a felhők mögé, ezért úgy döntöttem, hogy egyik kedvenc útvonalamon, a Strandvägen vízparti sétányán megyek vissza a Sergels torg-hoz. Állandóan kérdezik tőlem, hogy mit érdemes csinálni Stockholmban, ha látogatóba jön az ember - ezt feltétlenül ajánlom.

On this photo: a view of Djurgarden island. From left to right: Nordiska Museet (Nordic Museum), Vasa Museum and Gröna Lund amusement park
Ezen a képen: a Djurgarden sziget látképe. Balról jobbra: Nordiska Museet (Skandináv? Múzeum), Vasa Museum és a Gröna Lund nevű vidámpark.



Another island / Egy másik sziget: Skeppsholmen



End of the water / Itt ér véget a víz: Nybrokajen





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More boats & ice

The last few pics from my walk on Saturday afternoon

My fingers got frozen at least 6 times, although I was shooting in gloves. Even by the end (about 2 hours later) my lungs started to freez. Ice and snow everywhere, but hot tea only at home, in about one hour more.

And by the way, with these new pictures that I put here from Flickr, you can even see the more or less exact location of the pictures on the map




On this one, you can also find me .-)














Back towards the bridge:


Already on the city side of the bridge:

Beyond the bridge, at Djurgarden

Now I have to make some experiments with the layout and the pictures, because Blogger changed the way of storing images. I hope you will enjoy the new look, as soon as I found how would it be best :-)

That's where I started my walk on Saturday afternoon

Now we are already on the island, view of the city side:


And the island:


Beyond th corner of the island, there is a little harbor. On some boats, people are LIVING, all year round.






And this one is an old ship, museum of the Vasa which was built in the 17th century and sunk immediately: