“Let this be the last time that a child loses life in war”

A quote from the then 17-year-old Malala. An artwork at Sergels torg called Hope, by Aleksandra Stratimirović. Part of the Nobel Week Lights in Stockholm.

Swedish Candy

Swedish candy went viral last year on social media. And we sure love our lösgodis. This is a candy store at Slöjdgatan.

Bird Saxophone

Out on a Winter promenade around Mosebacke on Södermalm in Stockholm. This is a window at Södra Teatern.

Nine street scenes

Nine street photos from a recent walk in central Stockholm. Barrels is a burger place at Smålandsgatan. I noticed the bicycle messenger as he came out from an office at Hamngatan. The Café Cruiser was parked at the ice rink at Kungsträdgården. I spotted the happy dad carrying all the shopping bags at Biblioteksgatan, the most expensive street in the city, and that's where I also took the photo of the pop-up store that will sell Patek Philippe watches. Next, Brasserie vau de ville at Norrmalmstorg. The woman on the phone is walking down Drottninggatan, the busiest pedestrian street in the country. We continue to Kungsträdgårdsgatan where people were enjoying their lunch at Restaurant Ricordi. And then one last photo to prove that not everyone had the day off.