My travels in Sweden:
Walks along Göta Landsväg

Content:

1. Gullmarsplan
2. Årsta
3. Östberga
4. Örby
5. Liseberg
6. Älvsjö
7. Segeltorp

Most of the links is only in Swedish.

Göta Landsväg

Älvsjö:

The street Smaragdstigen.

The priest house.

Älvsjö bus and train station.

More to read about Älvsjö Station at Wikipedia:

• https://sv.wikipedia.org/ wiki/ Älvsjö station (Älvsjö station, Wikipedia)

The old Inn Lerkrogen, it was placed a bit closer to the city earlier and this is a new building but a copy of the old.

More to read about Lerkrogen at Wikipedia:

• https://sv.wikipedia.org/ wiki/ Lerkrogen (Lerkrogen, Wikipedia)

At street Göta Landsväg 224 where Lerkrogen is placed today.

The Clock House at Göta Landsväg 242.

More to read about Klockhuset at Wikipedia:

• https://sv.wikipedia.org/ wiki/ Klockhuset (Klockhuset, Wikipedia)

The street Sjättenovembervägen 202.

Sjättenovembervägen where it pass by Johan Skyttes Väg.

To the left the street Långsjövägen where we continue.

This was the store Andersson at the road Långsjövägen where I and my mom bought our food in the 1960s.

The door to the right is where I got my hair cut, I choose short short or very short, same house as the Andersson store.

The street Långsjövägen, 200 meters in front of us was the fish store on the left and on the right my parents live in the 1950s.

The street Bergtorpsvägen to the left, to the right Långsjövägen.

Here we leave the street Långsjövägen and turn left into the street Myrvägen.

The street Korkskruven 35 with its old red house.

Where are now leaving Stockholm's Stad (city) and enter Stockholm's Län.