The unique aspects of the city walk around Lake Fatburen are many. First of all you will get a historical perspective of the former lake.
You will see the transformation of the landscape over time. By late 1850 the lake was filled in as part of the construction of the railways.
You will also explore the neighborhoods. It provides insight into the local culture, history, and architecture of the area.
Your knowledgeable guide will share interesting stories and historical anecdotes related to the area.
You will visit various historic sites such as a former garden, the pillar hill, and the location of Hotel Göteborg. You will also get the opportunity to explore postmodernist architecture.
Our city walk concludes at the Maria Magdalena church, providing a scenic and tranquil end to the experience.
Discover Södermalm's unknown gem - lake Fatburen Go to the bottom of the old lake Fatburen Hear about King Oscar and Queen Josefina's memories Did we really brew beer in these parts
Once an execution place for Torkel Knutsson. From the 15th century there is several evidence of a chapel called Holy Cross chapel adjacent to the mountain and the road. The chapel was replaced in the early 16th century by a calvary facility, i.e. a place where pilgrims could make a walk in the footsteps of Jesus, a via Dolorosa up on Mount Calvary. Three stones, or pillars, marked three stations on the walk which has given rise to to the name Pelarberget or Pelarbacken, coated from 1638.
Where bars and restaurants decorate the square, there used to be private villas with jetties down into the water
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Look for a guide dressed in green with a signboard "Den gröna guiden by VerdeVerde Travel"