🇸🇪 Sweden: Stockholm – Beach and Prison [4K]

#Sweden #StockholmWalk #PrisonHotel From prison walls to beach towels – discover a different side of Stockholm in 4K Support the channel on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/scandiwalks Join me for a summer walk through one of Stockholm’s most unique areas, beginning on Långholmsgatan (Long Islet Street) – a lively connection between Hornstull and Långholmen. I pass Verkstadsgatan (Workshop Street), once industrial, now home to studios and cafés, before continuing down Högalidsgatan (High Hill Street) The route continues onto Bergsundsgatan (Mountain Sound Street), a calm street lined with housing near the water, before I cross Långholmsbron (Long Islet Bridge) and enter leafy Långholmen (Long Islet) – a green island full of history and summer charm. I walk along Långholmsmuren (Long Islet Wall), once enclosing Stockholm’s central prison, then follow Alstaviksvägen (Alstavik Road), which leads to the former manor and today’s hotel. At Långholmen Hotell (Långholmen Hotel), I explore a bit of the interior. Sleep where prisoners once stayed. From there, I stroll to Långholmsbadet (Long Islet Beach) – a local favorite for swimming and sunbathing, nestled in a quiet bay – where I end the walk. 📍 Filmed in: Stockholm, Sweden 📅 Date: July 1, 2025 🕒 Time: 2:40 PM 🌡️ Temperature: 28°C (82°F) 🎧 Best enjoyed with headphones – real city sounds & summer breeze and no commentary. 📍 Locations & Timecodes: 00:00 – Introduction – Långholmen Walk Begins 00:23 – Långholmsgatan (Long Islet Street) 03:22 – Verkstadsgatan (Workshop Street) 04:14 – Högalidsgatan (High Hill Street) 06:29 – Bergsundsgatan (Mountain Sound Street) 07:19 – Långholmsbron (Long Islet Bridge) 08:10 – Långholmen (Long Islet) 08:51 – Långholmsmuren (Long Islet Wall) 10:10 – Alstaviksvägen (Alstavik Road) 12:33 – Långholmen Hotell (Långholmen Hotel) 13:32 – Sleep where prisoners once stayed 18:28 – Långholmsbadet (Long Islet Beach) 22:56 – Outro & End Scene #Långholmen #StockholmWalk #IslandLife #4KCityWalk #HistoricStockholm #SwedenIn4K #ScandiTravel #UnusualHotels #HistoricHotel