Gamla Stan at Golden Hour — Photography Walk with a Local
📍 Stockholm, Sweden
About This Experience
I've photographed Gamla Stan at every hour and in every season for 12 years. I know the exact lane where the light hits the terracotta walls at 4:30pm in October, the courtyard that's never in any travel photo but should be, and the corner of the old parliament square where Stieg Larsson supposedly wrote chapters of his trilogy on a bench. This is not a photography course — I share a photographer's eye with curious people who want to see the city the way the camera sees it.
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Meet Your Guide & Host
Wildlife photographer and outdoor educator. I've lived in Stockholm my whole life but I spend every free hour in the archipelago. I run photography walks in Gamla Stan at golden hour and kayak trips to outer islands. I know exactly when and where the light is perfect — because I've been tracking it for 12 years.
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How long is "Gamla Stan at Golden Hour — Photography Walk with a Local"?
This experience lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
How much does "Gamla Stan at Golden Hour — Photography Walk with a Local" cost?
It's $20 per person. You book and message your guide in the Local Guide app.
What languages is it offered in?
Linnea Bergström hosts this experience in Swedish, English.
Who is my guide?
Linnea Bergström, a local guide based in Stockholm. Wildlife photographer and outdoor educator. I've lived in Stockholm my whole life but I spend every free hour in the archipelago. I run photography walks in Gamla Stan at golden ho
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