I feel like breaking my neck of curiousity. What are those attics storing from the past?

 

Back down on Linnégatan. The traffic is low maybe because it was a hot day and most of the Swedes have gone for their summer vacations. Remember Sweden is closed during July for vacations. Odd.

I got my eyes on this facing and the red bricks. You can see many interesting details here.

The building from distance and details.

Quite close to the area, just a few minutes away there is a hill where you can see this tower, Skansens Krona built between 1687 and 1700 as a watch tower to guard against the Danes. Today it is a military museum.

 It is worth the effort to climb up there. You will see far away to all directions over all the growing city of Gothenburg.

Hmmm.... I have to go back and have another choose of the road.

This can't be the Skansens krona... People actually live here.

Now we are getting closer. Maybe there are eyes watching from the fort. Do I need a pass word?

 

This is the gate I have to go through. Now, what is that pass word again?

Somebody at home? The gateway is open. Sorry, I can't go up the stairs

I turned around and had this panorama on the big growing city. You can see the arena of Ullevi where Bruce Springsteen use to have his performances. Years ago he rocked the arena to a ruin. Now it is restored and can stand any decibels and rocking fans. Mr. Springsteen is forgiven and he had another performance a couple of years ago.

 

It´s crowdy down there but behind all the buildings you can see endless forests. I hope you enjoyed my little guiding.

 

Maikki I always but always enjoy your pictures.

 

 

Maggie

marvelous photos  marvelous city  thank you    I want to visit so badly