티레소‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪11‬개의 천연기념물

A large nature reserve south of Stockholm with dense forests, numerous lakes and an extensive network of trails. A convenient starting point is the station Björkhagen.

The sculpture was created by the American sculptor Marshall Fredericks (1908–1998) in 1995 based on plans by the Swedish sculptor Carl Milles. Carl Milles sketched the sculpture in 1946 on the occasion of the founding of the UN in New York during a stay at the New York hotel The Plaza on the hotel's stationery. He saw the sculpture as a symbol of peace and as a tribute to the founding of the United Nations. However, the project was not implemented. 40 years after Carl Milles' death, Marshall Fredericks, a student of Carl Milles, created the current sculpture.

There are really great rock formations to see here

Gud Fader på Himmelsbågen is a monumental bronze statue by Carl Milles in Stockholm, depicting God the Father enthroned on a rainbow, symbolizing the connection between heaven and earth.

This hiking trip is designed for people to hang around together. It’s a round trip from Gullmarsplan metro station to Nackareservatet, and back to Gullmarsplan station. The target group is ordinary people, not hikers. The main focus is to ensure that people can easily reach the meeting point, which is why it starts at Gullmarsplan.

Just beautiful. Hiking is fun here.

Tyresta National Park is only 20 km away from the metropolis of Stockholm. The national park is surrounded by a nature reserve in a distinctive crack valley landscape that extends to the skerries of the Baltic Sea. You can also go hiking here. In our first video I documented our hike in the Tyresta Nature Reserve: https://youtu.be/i_aY_qK41T0

Nice end to our tour up here through the fire area in the eternal midsummer evening! It's definitely worth walking this way because the fire created a very special nature here. In our Tyresta National Park video we also documented this section: https://youtu.be/iljHybq-T3o