It is a windy Monday morning at the beginning of April with an outdoor temperature only just above zero. Someone who really doesn’t care about the current weather situation is city guide Per Haukaas. He is ready to take locals on a unique tour through Norra Gärdet, a district that might seem a little unusual for being guided through. Driving rain makes most of Stockholm’s citizens flee from the uncomfortable cold this morning. Instead, they seek shelter in cafés to order hot chocolates and blueberry muffins, while Per waits for brave participants a few meters next to the train station. He is a man who knows how to give a good, firm handshake. -I have colleagues they would cancel if less than two people show up. But I do not, he smiles. It is 11 am in the morning and a small group of three locals is willing to explore the North of Gärdet, one better prepared for the cold than the other.…
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