Lidingö stad—a municipality located in Stockholm County Sweden— faces the same challenges as most other municipalities in Sweden to ensure compliance with the Freedom of the Press Act The principle of public access to official documents is a fundamental principle of Sweden's constitution that municipal activities should be conducted as openly as possible under the scrutiny of the public and the media The process of handling requests for public documents is a time-consuming task that must be managed promptly in accordance with Chapter 2 Section 16 of the Freedom of the Press Act Some municipalities have therefore allocated resources solely to handle this task or these resources (such as administrators) are found within the operations where the task is added to the existing work which cannot be performed when requests are received could be used for more value-creating effort Each individual request necessitates the responsible employee to perform a confidentiality assessment reviewing all requested documents and determining what needs to be redacted This includes manually redacting personally identifiable information (PII) and other classified material This process is crucial for maintaining transparency and democracy One of the challenges in maintaining the promptness requirement is that many of the requested documents can consist of making the task of reviewing and identifying confidential information difficult it often requires employees to work together to ensure everything is done correctly Lidingö stad as part of the project “Rätt till insyn” decided to partner with IBM and ATEA to explore innovative ways to efficiently and effectively streamline its document assessment processes they embarked on a transformational journey leveraging the potential of generative artificial intelligence (gen AI) Lidingö stad employed IBM watsonx.ai and Natural Language Processing (NLP) technologies to automatically detect and flag potentially sensitive elements across vast volumes of documentation By implementing gen AI capabilities alongside existing tools the initiative aimed to significantly reduce processing durations This technological integration aligned seamlessly with Lidingö stad’s operational landscape the Lidingö stad employees remained integral participants in the process through a collaborative approach called human-in-the-loop (HITL) HITL integrates human input into the development and use of AI systems allowing employees to verify the AI’s automated suggestions and adjust outputs as necessary IBM conducted weekly iterations to refine and tailor functional deliveries to meet Lidingö stad’s unique needs The collaboration produced an innovative Minimum Viable Product (MVP) powered by watsonx NLP and gen AI technologies automating the identification and removal of PII Lidingö stad was able to effectively tackle the core obstacles inherent in conventional data masking practices AI-assisted workflow that supports compliance with the Freedom of the Press Act Transitioning from purely analogue practices to semi-automatic processes has also facilitated more consistency and fostered greater institutional responsiveness IBM will continue refining Lidingö stad’s AI models while ATEA will provide the necessary infrastructure and local expertise to integrate future developments seamlessly the collaborators will co-create a pilot that uses AI to digitize Both IBM and ATEA will help scale the current solution across other municipalities they will ensure the municipality continues to evolve and meet new challenges efficient solution for public document management and data masking Lidingö stad views this initiative as part of a broader vision for document handling aligned with ongoing collaboration alongside other municipalities within a Vinnova-funded project This larger endeavor aims to establish a comprehensive framework for modernizing public document management across Sweden Lidingö stad (link resides outside of ibm.com) is a municipality located in Stockholm County Sweden responsible for overseeing local services such as schools and machine learning capabilities with ease IBM, the IBM logo, and IBM Consulting are trademarks or registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation, in the United States and/or other countries. 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completely effective in preventing improper use or access the malicious or illegal conduct of any party Chinese Ambassador to Sweden Cui Aimin met with Mayor of Lidingö Daniel Källenfors and they exchanged views on China-Sweden practical cooperation Ambassador Cui introduced China’s achievements in implementing the innovation-driven development strategy and promoting high-quality development and gave an overview of the recently held Two Sessions He stated that China’s economy has a stable foundation and the dominating trend of a sound Chinese economy for the long term and the elements supporting it have not changed He emphasized that China and Sweden enjoy strong complementarity and broad space for cooperation and express the readiness to further deepen practical cooperation with the Swedish side in areas such as green low-carbon and sustainable development and sci-tech innovation and enhance local exchanges and mutual visits to further advance China-Sweden relations Mayor Källenfors 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ABVästmannagatan 43113 25 StockholmSweden “Two patients have very serious injuries but are in stable condition,” Karin Pukk Härenstam chief physician at Astrid Lindgren’s Children’s Hospital “One patient is less seriously injured and is expected to be able to leave hospital today.” Several players from football club IFK Lidingö’s boys’ team were injured when lightning struck the football pitch We’ve had a meeting and we had long meetings with Lidingö City Council and crisis management,” club president Markus Karlsson told Aftonbladet He went to the site as soon as he found out and said everyone involved was in shock “Our focus now is completely on supporting those affected,” he told the newspaper The father of one of the injured boys told broadcaster TV4 that it didn’t look like it was going to turn into a thunderstorm when the group sought shelter from the torrential rain under a tree “Then out of nowhere they’re hit by lightning,” he said He said that his son was initially not able to feel his legs afterwards but that he was feeling better now and should be able to return home after a few final check-ups in hospital IFK Lidingö cancelled all youth activities on Friday Lidingö City Council said it would continue to provide crisis support over the weekend “There’s crisis support in various places on the island where worried and affected people can turn,” communications director Kristina Hagbard told TT Please log in here to leave a comment Knight Architects’ Lilla Lidingöbron bridge has opened to the public playing a vital role in connecting Sweden’s island of Lidingö to the greater Stockholm area Designed by leading bridge design practice Knight Architects in collaboration with engineers Sweco the new Lilla Lidingöbron bridge was opened for pedestrians cyclists and moped passengers in late 2022 Relied upon daily by around 4,000 pedestrians and cyclists it is anticipated that more than 15,000 passenger journeys will be made every day by the new tram the public transport and mobility options of the new bridge provide greater low and zero carbon travel options and contribute to a modal shift directly responding to the City of Stockholm’s ambitions to increase renewable energy in transportation from 16% to 100% by 2040 The new bridge replaces Gamla Lidingöbron (Old Lidingö Bridge) a low-level bridge which opened in 1925 and carried pedestrians As the low-level crossing became increasingly expensive to maintain the decision was taken in 2012 by commissioning client Lidingö Stad (Lidingö City) to replace the old bridge with a new £60m (700m SEK) crossing with greater provision for active travel and twin tram lines the new Lilla Lidingöbron is one of Sweden’s longest tramway bridges and is significantly wider than its predecessor With a 7.4m-wide segregated cycle and pedestrian deck plus two local widenings as balconies the new bridge provides a more generous space for cyclists and pedestrians and a safe and reliable year-round crossing Together with a lower bridge gradient and plans for summertime seating the bridge has a clear focus on user enjoyment: encouraging maximum active mobility across all social groups Lilla Lidingöbron’s design responds to the rhythm of the neighbouring brutalist 1960s high-level road bridge with matching spanning arrangements more elegant structural form with a sequence of gently curved spans rising gracefully to the central navigation channel the historic listed ‘Temple of the Winds’ shelter from the original bridge – a waiting shelter for tram passengers at a junction in the old tram routes at Torsvik on the Lidingö landing – was carefully removed and restored It now provides a historic reminder of the region’s connections and acts as a beacon welcoming users to Lidingö in the dark winter months and encouraging use of the bridge as a destination as well as a crossing in summertime Knight Architects was appointed from the outset of the bridge’s design before being retained as client advisor for the Design & Build tender and throughout the construction stage Extensive public and stakeholder engagement was carried out as part of the design process said: “Lilla Lidingöbron plays a vital role in connecting the island of Lidingö to Stockholm’s main urban area Its attractive design is focused on the user and supports widespread year-round use The new bridge is already encouraging modal shift to low-carbon transport alternatives At Knight Architects we seek to improve connectivity for communities and generate lasting value so we are very proud that Lilla Lidingöbron will make such a significant contribution to the city of Stockholm’s ambitious renewable energy targets.” said:  “This is a great day for the people of Lidingö and all travellers on the Lidingö tram as you can now travel all the way from Gåshaga to Ropsten We are very pleased with the effectiveness of the bridge: generous spaces for both bicycles and public transport We are now becoming part of Stockholm again © Built Environment and Architecture Media Ltd 2025 We use cookies and other tracking technologies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website analyse your use of our products and services assist with our promotional and marketing efforts These cookies are necessary for the website to function and cannot be switched off in our systems They are usually only set in response to actions made by you which amount to a request for services You can set your browser to block or alert you about these cookies but some parts of the site may not work then These cookies allow the provision of enhance functionality and personalisation They may be set by us or by third party providers whose services we have added to our pages then some or all of these functionalities may not function properly These cookies allow us to count visits and traffic sources so we can measure and improve the performance of our site They help us know which pages are the most and least popular and see how visitors move around the site All information these cookies collect is anonymous we will not know when you have visited our site These cookies are set through our site by our advertising partners They may be used by those companies to build a profile of your interests and show you relevant ads on other sites you will not experience our targeted advertising across different websites These cookies are necessary to display content from social networks such as Facebook In such a way that you can share our content with your favourite social networks Several teenagers were struck by lightning while taking shelter under a tree during football training on Lidingö outside Stockholm Eight people were taken to hospital and three of the teenagers are said to be seriously injured has reported that around 900 bolts of lightning struck in a short period in the greater Stockholm area on Thursday evening Radio Swedenenglish@sverigesradio.se P4 Stockholmp4stockholm@sverigesradio.se plus weekly summary on Fridays at 4.30pm on P2 (P6 89.6FM in Stockholm) Kontakta gärna Sveriges Radios forum för teknisk support där vi besvarar dina frågor vardagar kl The local council plans aims to start building a new bridge in 2019 and demolish the Lidingö bridge in 2022. Urban Nouveau hopes their petition and increased media attention will create a larger discussion about restoration of the bridge and Stockholm's future They argue that the bridge contains public memory that should not be erased as their plan to repurpose the structure would allow it to take on a new life as a symbol of Stockholm Project developer: Urban NouveauPartners in charge: Filipe Balestra Sara GöranssonBridge architecture: Urban Nouveau – Filipe Balestra and Sara Göransson with Takuma Tsuji Marie-Louise HellgrenBridge design: Balmond & Adão – António Adão da Fonseca Tiago AlvesContractor: SERNEKE – Fredrik Jonsson Head of ProcurementRisks and fire consultant: Brandskyddslaget – Staffan Bengtsson Erik MidholmAccessibility consultant: Elena SiréEnvironmental consultant: Iterio – Pernilla TrobergLegal: Eversheds-Sutherland – Tord Svensson You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email The history of the annual Lidingöloppet the world’s largest cross country running race has been recognised with the World Athletics Heritage Plaque (category - Competition) a World Athletics Cross Country Tour Silver competition that celebrates its 58th edition this weekend is the 79th recipient of the World Athletics Heritage Plaque since the programme was created in December 2018 Lidingö – where the competition takes place – is an island suburb of Stockholm while ‘loppet’ is Swedish for ‘race’ the race has been listed in the Guinness World Records as the world's largest cross country race There are usually around 15,000 runners in the 30km with other races bringing the total number of participants across the weekend to around 35,000 each year “The Lidingöloppet is rightly renowned as one of the world’s great cross country running competitions,” World Athletics President Sebastian Coe said “Its history and ongoing legacy are well deserving of a World Athletics Heritage Plaque “A classic event in Sweden’s annual sporting calendar Lidingöloppet’s impact on the development of recreational running has been profound It has encouraged hundreds of thousands to take up exercise and get enjoyment from running in the vast The World Athletics Heritage Plaque is a location-based recognition awarded for 'an outstanding contribution to the worldwide history and development of the sport of track and field athletics and of out-of-stadia athletics disciplines such as cross country Anna Öberg and Chris Turner with the Lidingöloppet plaque (© Marcus Wicander) which is organised by the sports clubs IFK Lidingö Orientering (SOK) and IFK Lidingö Track and Field (Friidrott) told stadium.se: “The Lidingö race is like long interval training Here it goes up and down all the time.” The last 10km is most famous and called the 'last mile' (in Sweden runners come to the famous 'Abborrbacken' (perch hill) during which runners ascend 48m from sea level The initiators of the race in 1965 were Karl Axel "Kacke" Karlberg and Sven Gärderud Their inspiration came from an article by sportswriter Sven Lindhagen who proposed an annual mass event for recreational runners comparable with the Vasaloppet for cross country skiers The first ever Lidingö race was 30km long and 644 runners signed up The distance for senior men has remained 30km a women’s race over 15km was established Since 1996 women also have had an official distance over 30km Runners in action at the Lidingöloppet (© Lidingöloppet) Norway’s five-time world cross country champion Grete Waitz was a 12-time winner of the women’s 15km race Other illustrious women’s race winners include Ingrid Kristiansen The men’s 30km has been won by many distance running luminaries including Tapio Kantanen a giant wreath has been awarded to the winner of each running category A Kranskulla (Wreath Maiden) and a Kransmas (Wreath Man) are appointed each year from the members of the organising clubs to place the wreaths around the neck of each winner as they approach the finish line That task is not easily accomplished while running Heritage Plaques for Lemming and Thorpe unvei.. 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The contractor has been appointed for a 750m-long pedestrian Client Lidingö Stad has announced that Implenia Sverige will build the US$61 million Lilla Lidingöbron (Lilla Lidingö Bridge) The new crossing of the strait of Lilla Värtan will replace the low-level Old Lidingöbron built in 1925 and now approaching the end of its economic service life. The island of Lidingö is part of the Stockholm inner archipelago and is connected to the main urban areas of Stockholm by the low-level crossing and by a high-level highway bridge that opened in 1971 Knight Architects has been the bridge architect adviser to Lidingö Stad since 2013 and supported consultant Sweco in the tender assessment process The tenderers had to submit designs in response to design quality guidelines that encouraged design quality as well as value for money.  “We are very pleased that we can now proceed with this construction project which is so important for both the Lidingo residents as well as visitors,” said Daniel Källenfors “Lilla Lidingöbron will meet a growing need for good public transport and accessibility for cyclists and pedestrians for a long time to come.” Lidingö Stad project manager Jan Werner said: “The contract is a major commitment both for contractors and clients High demands have been made on the contractor's technical and financial capacity environmental and work environment certifications Lidingö Stad will support the contractor's organisation with [bridge] specialists Sign up to get our twice-monthly email update By 2014-06-05T16:17:00+01:00 This line was previously operated by a fleet of 21 much-rebuilt A30 and B30 trams dating from 1944 The line was closed in July 2013 for complete reconstruction HUNGARY: Budapest transport authority BKK signed a €90m contract on March 5 for CAF to supply 37 Urbos low-floor bidirectional trams with an option for 87 more 25 five-section trams would be 34 m long .. Greater Stockholm and the councils of Solna Nacka and Järfälla have agreed on a 19 km expansion of the Stockholm metro network The parties will take joint responsibility for the SKr19·5bn project The Blue Line is to be extended southeast to Nacka Forum .. SWEDEN: Regular services on a 7 km extension of Stockholm's Tvärbanan light rail line north from Alvik to Solna Centrum began on October 28 following opening celebrations and free rides the previous day Site powered by Webvision Cloud This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The 150 year steel-history of Sandvik comprises innumerable stories from a variety of applications Tomas Rosén is an industrial designer and co-founder of Office for Product Design in Hong Kong When he graduated from Linköping University in 2001 he inherited a Rolex diver's watch from his father The watch case is made of 904L stainless steel an extremely corrosion resistant austenitic steel that is often used in the process industry He proposed to his girlfriend Christina this spring and to his great delight Her engagement ring is a traditional golden ring but Rosén had other plans for his own With a specification of his Rolex case material he started his search around the world for a piece of this material It proved to be more difficult than he had imagined After numerous contacts with steel wholesalers he finally realized that the Sandvik 2RK65 steel exactly matched the specification The persistent designer finally found a customer oriented global sales manager at Sandvik Primary Products who personally brought a small piece of the steel to Stockholm where Lidingö Finmekanik AB took over Sandvik 2RK65 is a high-alloyed steel that emit high temperatures when machining and is therefore challenging from a cutting tool perspective and the ring now decorates the left ring finger of a proud soon-to-become husband © 2025 Copyright © Sandvik AB; (publ) Box 510 Text description provided by the architects A stand with offices and coffee underneath and a central entrance where football and city can meet Hampshire-based Ström Architects has won permission for two villas on the island of Lidingö in Stockholm are backed by property developer Imola Förvlatning and have been designed in collaboration with structural engineer BKKAB is 375m² and will be clad in black-stained timber while the 300m² Pyrus 9 will have a ‘silvery grey’ shell and a lighter interior Work is expected to start on site next year The site is accessed from the southern side Planning policies dictate the maximum footprint and build height The two villas share a common design language The larger house is clad in black-stained timber and has a dark interior while the smaller house is clad with a Sioo-treated cladding which will rapidly weather to a light silvery grey A concrete retaining wall is placed along the contours over which a two-storey volume cantilevers to the north while to the south it nestles into the steep slope only presenting a single storey building to the entrance Stepped landscaped terracing integrates the architecture into the site The top floor comprises entrance with cloakroom Towards the north – and the view – the buildings open up with 3.5m-tall glazed screens that slide into pockets within the walls to create a completely open corner The middle floors contain bedroom accommodation playroom and other ancillary spaces are in the basement The three floors are connected via a staircase with a continuous rooflight above which also allows access to the roof terraces The roof terraces were a response to the steeply sloping north-facing site which made it difficult to create level garden spaces with good orientation that weren’t overshadowed The roof is easier to access from the top-floor living spaces as well as allowing fantastic views across the treetops and over the beautiful archipelago Pyrus 10 - one of two villas on the island of Lidingö in Stockholm Tags BDP’s College of Arts & Society at Coventry University has been named… Lewisham Council has given Turner Works planning permission for a mixed-use regeneration… Wandsworth Council has given Gehry Partners planning permission for two more residential… Southwark Council has approved tp bennett’s plans for a 25-storey student tower… The Swedish businesswoman and blogger Isabella Löwengrip lives in a beautiful house that we are a bit jealous of It was designed by the architectural firm Studio RAM and is located on an idyllic spot in Elfvik Isabella Löwengrip went to live on her own at the age of fourteen to chase after her dream Her success story starts right where she founded her online platform that would eventually become the largest in Scandinavia Today she has more than 1.5 million readers she also founded Sweden's fastest growing beauty company As her website states: “You could call her a modern Oprah Winfrey as she empowers and uplifts women through her digital channels.” In between all these successes she also found the time to find her dream home It is located on the Swedish peninsula of Elfvik and was designed by Studio RAM The 100-metre-long driveway takes you to the house which is lined with brown wood panels that also come back inside The 352m2 house is situated on a plot of 2100 m2 next to a large lake where there is even a jetty to moor a boat The house is hidden between the greenery and has a beautiful view of the garden and the lake The interior is open and minimalistic with many shades of white and gray The same type of wood is also used in the living room bathroom and walk-in closet which ensures that the same atmosphere is drawn in the entire house The house is heated with rock heat via water-based underfloor heating the architects opted for a tiled floor and placed the living room one level lower than the rest of the floor they dressed the space with custom-made wooden walls Be sure to take a look at the fireplace that was cleverly placed to divide one space in different rooms One of the wings is for Isabella Löwengrip where her bedroom (Ps.: the walk-in closet is every woman's dream!) The dressing room opens onto a large window that overlooks the living room but perhaps not very convenient when you have visitors and are still trying on outfits Get inspired by this magnificent piece of architecture and interior All Images Courtesy of Studio Ram & Isabella Löwengrip Imagicasa uses cookies to give you the best possible experience Find your weekly inspiration in our newsletter Seven people received minor injuries after two separate explosions at apartment buildings in Stockholm overnight Police arrested one person following an explosion in the stairwell of an apartment building in Fagersjö Another explosion at around 4:00am Tuesday morning targeted the entrance to an apartment building in Lidingö This is "the right side" of Birger Jarlsgatan If you sport a coat of arms on your Sunday china or want to declare that you have made it A comfortable labradoodle stroll from the Royal Game Park it is as close to Mayfair or le 16e that you will get anywhere north of Berlin Another perk for the true Östermalm resident is that one will constantly bump into aunts of one’s old school chums who will tell one that they saw one’s mother just the other day If you feel that good park benches are the hallmarks of any first-rate local entertainment scene and are confident that your surname won’t dilute the prominence of the nameboard in your building’s entrance Östermalm might just be the perfect neighbourhood for you Gärdet is somewhat of a natural child of Östermalm local etiquette has residents specify Gärdet or Östermalm "sort of" Gärdet is now the home of Dowager Countesses and cash poor children of polite society The former will invariably insist that a modest ceiling height is no reason not to keep hefty family heirlooms such as chandeliers and large ancestral portraits If you feel that vast open fields are about as exciting as it gets then surely this is the ideal neighbourhood for you With its imposing buildings and chic parks Vasastan is the bourgeois version of its aristo’ neighbour Östermalm the former is a multitasking young career mum regular yoga sessions and a beautiful kitchen If you love Swedish minimalist clothing brands and go "deliiish!" when you think of overly complicated lattes-to-go it was decided that the centre of Stockholm nevertheless ought to be demolished to make room for a more modern and bold architecture To this very day the new buildings continue to be admired and cherished by tens of people most of whom are architects living in Södermalm Others have abandoned the area in favour of tourists If you are one of the people who believe that eventually all architecture will look good People who live in Kungsholmen enjoy stressing that Kungsholmen is part of inner Stockholm a notion underlined by the naming of the anonymous shopping mall Västermalmsgallerian* This is an island where tendencies of any particular neighbourhood character are deemed unnecessary or pretentious Instead residents emphasise the closeness to nature and how convenient it is to live so very very close to the city centre (did we mention that Kungsholmen is part of inner Stockholm?) If you have yet to come to terms with not wanting to live in a city in the first place and love interior design magazine inspired done up kitchens this could very well be the island for you * The name Västermalm refers to the western inner Stockholm district harmonising with the already established names of its southern Stora & Lilla Essingen: Sturdy islands upon which a motorway rests  At some point it was decided that this historic gem would be best used for the vending of historically inaccurate miniature Vikings and bad coffee A predicament that has skewed the tourist-to-local ratio making it nearly impossible to stereotype its residents (who most probably exist.. If you love history and are no taller than a 17th century cobbler an apartment in Gamla Stan might just be for you This former working-class district is long since gentrified Cockneys will still come over for the weekend pint although most of the island now caters for middle-aged journalists and young hipsters While some residents secretly pretend to live in Berlin others will swear on their vintage Vespas to be living in Palermo Solidarity is a hallmark to this island and locals would gladly consider inviting members of the poor into their homes (just not this weekend when the parquet floor is being refurbished) an event yet to be visited by an actual farmer If you think "what is that supposed to mean?" when you hear the expression "liberal elite" you too might want to consider moving to Södermalm This prestigious suburb is the dream of CEOs and other members of the mercantile classes it is so prestigious that young people growing up in its crown jewel regularly state that they live north of the city Trying to characterise Solna is like trying to characterise the Swedish cheese hushållsost It’s not so much a particular kind of cheese as a cheese But despite not being able to articulate exactly why locals remain highly sentimental about their borough A predicament that has led it to be not only Stockholm’s premier producer of common men and women Bromma: Petite bourgeoise & bourgeoisie  conveniently close to the city and during the winter months filled with branded down jackets Houses range from large seaside bourgeoise to small formerly working class but now shut-up-mortgaged-middle class residents will take every opportunity to mention where they are from They are from Bromma and they are homeowners Söder om Söder (south of Södermalm): The Marimekko middle class This down-to-earth type area is ideal for everyone from subtenants from the north who put down "craft beer" under "interests" in job applications to ordinary families and homeowning bobos (bourgeois-bohèmes) The common denominator being a profound appreciation for teak furniture and the modest lines of Scandinavian 50s design a style invariably referred to as "good taste" (god smak) It simply doesn’t get more New England than this in Stockholm People in leisure class Nacka strive to look like they just got off their sailing boat Good to know is that local regulation stipulates ladies to wear crisp pastel canvas sailing shoes and men worn down leather ones Lidingö: Homeowners with premium priced watches  With its characteristic French sounding i-vowel the name Liiiidingö has become synonymous with Swedish wealth Lidingö residents prefer local trains (bana) running on separate tracks from the rest of Stockholm’s commuter trains and underground system Mikael Barclay is a marketing professional keen social observer and serious dabbler in writing Born in Stockholm to a Swedish mother and a British Jamaican father he felt destined to have a go at living abroad for himself Tokyo and London he is now based in Stockholm houses the Russian trade mission in Sweden and was seized by Swedish authorities in accordance with an international arbitration at the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce The chamber had ruled that Russia needed to compensate German businessman Franz Sedelmayer for the nationalization of his company in Russia in 1992 Sedelmayer won every appeal up to the Supreme Court the Swedish government agency for debt collection announced on its website the sale of the 2,800-square-metre building for €2.3 million ($3.2 million) Russia claims that Swedish justice has violated diplomatic immunity "The Russian party does not recognize these acts of bailiffs .. which the Russian Federation sees as a gross violation of international law," the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement spokesman for the Office for Presidential Affairs warned that the Russian diplomats planned to stay in the building will be immediately prevented," Khrekov told Russian newswire Interfax who said he was willing to rent the building to Russia they'll have to pay like anybody else," he told Swedish daily Svenska Dagbladet (SvD) Sedelmayer said he was very pleased with the final sum "We couldn't have got more," he told the same newspaper DON'T MISS: Russia dumps on Sweden in TV toilet rant Please log in here to leave a comment. just to the left when you cross Djurgårdsbrunn run along the path with the water along your left depending on your stamina and how long you want to run divert your route into the woods or loop back through into the museum district | Pass through Blå Porten and run along the water / Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons Lidingö Known as the ‘Island of Health’, Lidingö is covered with areas for exercise bunnies. It’s even home to the Swedish Sports Confederation’s development centre, where quite a few of Sweden’s elite athletes train. For runners head over Lidingöbron (Lidingö Bridge), which has dedicated running/walking and cycling paths as you enter the island turn to the right and follow that path along the water tranquil neighbourhoods and eventually an area called Gåshaga where you can hop on a ferry back to the city | Peaceful yet active Lidingö / Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons Hagaparken Perfect for running in both summer and winter Hagaparken is located just north of Stockholm and can be reached on foot in just ten minutes from Odenplan The best route is arguably the 11km loop around the lake This park has loads of paths to run away from the water as well – lots of forest and open fields – and since it’s so popular with runners you’ll be sure to pick up some tips | Look closely to find the runner in Hagaparken / Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons Årstaviken Just south of Södermalm Årstaviken is a beautiful and fairly straightforward run of about 8km stretching from Skanstullsbron (Skanstull’s Bridge) to Liljeholmensbron (Liljehomen’s Bridge) What makes it so beautiful are the old boats Most of the way the canal will be right alongside you and because this path is maintained year round you can run even in the colder weather | Tranquil Årstaskogen / Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons Södermalm Södermalm may be crawling with hipsters but for runners in the city it’s the path that winds along the entire outer edge of the island that’s the real attraction You can do a full lap of the island (around 11km) and it’s got plenty of challenges if you want to avoid the completely level route including steep stairs and plenty of up and down hill areas That it rims the island means the views are pretty outrageous so don’t get distracted | Challenge yourself on the cliffs of Södermalm / Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons Långholmen Short and sweet and utterly relaxing a run around one of Stockholm’s smaller islands It’s a moderate run and the charm of Långholmen will disappear behind you far too quickly but since it’s super close to Södermalm you can extend the run in myriad ways such as using Slussen as your starting point Sign up to our newsletter to save up to $800 on our unique trips See privacy policy If Södermalm is too much head over to Långholmen | ©Jess Pac / Flickr Liljeholmen This area of the city is just starting to come into its own which means it’s still peaceful and uncrowded but new development has made the waterfront ideal for running The best way to do this route is start at Hornstull and head over Liljeholm’s Bridge From there it’s along the water and through parks and forests – or you can cross a bridge along the way and head back into the city | Liljehomen is wonderful for shorter, more relaxed runs / Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons Hellasgården This gorgeous recreation area just south of the city is part of Nacka Reserve and is littered with marked trails so you can run as long (or as little) as you’d like There’s a big lake that is perfect for running around as well as plenty of paths through the forests – some more challenging than others You can also combine your run with kayaking or canoeing cross country skiing or pretty much any other outdoor activity you can think of | There are plenty of marked trails at Hellasgården / Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons Kungsholmen Much of the Kings Island, as Kungsholmen is known in English is a bit ignored in Stockholm – it’s where you don’t go unless someone you know lives there or if you work there Which all means that unless you’re hanging around City Hall or Rålambshovparken you’re going to find some pretty peaceful areas right in the middle of the city City Hall is a great place to start your run – begin at City Hall and soon you’ll pass Rålambshovsparken and be making your way around the whole island which is one of the more gorgeous but lesser known routes in the city | Kungsholmstrand is delightfully relaxed / Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons Gärdet Nestled up close to Östermalm (and somewhat considered part of Ösermalm) Gärdet is open fields and some deep forest – and the whole area is literally right at your door step This is the perfect place for a bookend run – one that starts or ends your day It will take you right to the outer edges of Djurgården so if you’re looking for a challenge combine the two areas and really go for it all in the midst of some pretty heady scenery and plenty of peace most peaceful running spots in Stockholm with this handy map: See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in October Guides & Tips The Best European Cities to Visit in November See & Do Lesser-Known Summer Destinations to Visit in Europe See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in Autumn See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in Summer Art Stockholm’s 10 Contemporary Art Galleries You Should Visit See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in September Guides & Tips Beat the Crowds with these Alternative Summer Destinations Guides & Tips The Best 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