Discover Stockholm & Stockholmers: 4K Walking Tour🚶‍♂️Descubre Estocolmo y sus Habitantes: Tour 4K

Take a relaxed 4K walk with me around Stockholm, where we'll visit interesting places and learn about the cool people who make the city special:

Smålandsgatan (Småland Street): Named after the province of Småland in southern Sweden, reflecting the city’s connection to various Swedish regions.

Biblioteksgatan (Library Street): This street is named for its proximity to the city’s central library, emphasizing Stockholm's commitment to knowledge and learning.

Jakobsbergsgatan (Jakob's Hill Street): A nod to historical Jakob’s Hill, offering a glimpse into the city's past and its development.

Malmskillnadsgatan (Miner's Divide Street): This street’s name refers to the historical divide in land elevation, once significant for mining activities.

Sergelfontänen (Sergel’s Fountain): An iconic fountain named after Johan Tobias Sergel, a renowned Swedish sculptor, located in a central square of Stockholm.

Sergels Torg (Sergel Square): Named in honor of Sergel, this bustling square is a key cultural and commercial hub in the city.

Drottninggatan (Queen’s Street): This major shopping street is named after the Swedish queens, reflecting the city’s regal history.

Kungsgatan (King’s Street): Another major thoroughfare, this street honors the kings of Sweden and is central to Stockholm’s commercial activity.

Malmskillnadstrappan (Miner's Difference Stairs): These historic stairs highlight the difference in elevation between two areas of the city, playing a key role in Stockholm’s urban landscape.

Stureplan (Sture Plaza): A vibrant square named after the influential Sture family, known for its nightlife and cultural significance.

Birger Jarlsgatan (Birger Jarl’s Street): Named after Birger Jarl, the founder of Stockholm, this street pays tribute to the city's founder and historical figure.

Nybroplan (Nybro Square): Located by the Nybroviken bay, this square has historically been a key point for transportation and commerce.

Kungliga Dramatiska Teatern (Royal Dramatic Theatre): This prestigious theatre, founded in 1788, is one of Sweden’s most important cultural institutions.

Strandvägen (Beachside Avenue): Reflecting its picturesque location by the water, this avenue is renowned for its beautiful waterfront views and elegant buildings.

Enjoy the walk and dive into the history and charm of Stockholm! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more adventures!

Timecodes:
00:00 - Intro
00:29 - Smålandsgatan (Smaland Street)
00:44 - Biblioteksgatan (Library Street)
02:44 - Jakobsbergsgatan (Jakob's Hill Street)
05:11 - Malmskillnadsgatan (Miner's Divide Street)
05:54 - Sergelfontänen (Sergel's Fountain)
07:20 - Sergels Torg (Sergel Square)
09:24 - Drottninggatan (Queen's Street)
14:16 - Kungsgatan (King's Street)
17:28 - Malmskillnadstrappan (Miner's Difference Stairs)
23:06 - Stureplan (Sture Plaza)
24:07 - Birger Jarlsgatan (Birger Jarl's Street)
27:14 - Nybroplan (Nybro Square)
27:30 - Kungliga Dramatiska Teatern (Royal Dramatic Theatre)
28:17 - Strandvägen (Beachside Avenue)