A (photo), walk along Djurgårdsbrunnskanalen at Royal Djurgården is a must when visiting Stockholm. It doesn't matter the season, but Autumn, or höst as we like to call it, is a good time for it. It winds it way between two bridges. The trees are oak and maple. The one kilometre long canal opened officially in 1834. The construction was difficult and took a decade to finish. The paths on both sides of the canal are very popular with locals and there are always a lot of people out running, walking and cycling here.
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And fantastic weather for the time of the year.
Beautiful shots.
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