Peter Frisk, guide and activities.
Stockholm, Gothenburg, Paris, etc.
Assigned Stockholm Medal 2011 - motivation:
"By Peter Frisk hikes, many for the first time understood the implications of the proposed redevelopment of Slussen (Foster's Slussen Draft) - where the buildings would stand and what prospects would be obscured. With knowledge and enthusiasm, Peter Frisk described how thoughtful Slussen is so those who participated in the walks have been able to see beyond today's dirt and decay, and also been able to understand why the area designated by the National Heritage Board as an environment of national interest for cultural heritage management in Stockholm. ".
This is some of what Peter has to offer in connection with the mission.
On this page you will find a little of the Peter Frisk can offer in connection with the mission. We can put together programs (eg: a bunch of companies that started with breakfast in the Old City, walking for an hour, late lunch at Victoria in Kungsan and then a walk to the Sture cat and the coffee and pastry. A nice little package). In Gothenburg, Peter has contact with a local celebrity who has beer tasting and you can piece together hiking and beer tasting.
Culture walks in the Old Town.
Gamla Stan, Stockholm's original home and was called for a long time for "City between the bridges" or "Stadsholmen".
Here Peter Frisk several cultural tours which of course for the history buffs is a treasure beyond the ordinary in our country.
Choose between historic venue starting at Riddarholmen and that is a saunas over the city's history or try Solitary lamps which focuses on the poets, poets and krogarna.Österlånggatans history is a theme crackdown on a single street, and holds virtually the entire Old Town development from the 1200s century to the present day. The castle's four sides is a tour around the Swedish Royal Palace that stood ready to move in 1754. For the tavern interested is the tavern's historic trek the rounds.
Skeppsbrons story is a journey from Slussen to Strömbron focusing on shipping and buildings. Old Town shards are a little different turn where Peter Frisk freely mix and everything in Old Town. You can also book the daily Slussen Musings dealing Slussens history and the whole debate about its future.
Culture Hikes in Södermalm.
South - this marvelous neighborhood that in recent years has become the place where almost everyone in Sweden want to stay.
Follow Peter on a journey through the district, which is full of history, charm, personalities and intriguing stories. Here is everything for the curious.
Test the equipment on the historic literary journey Söders Höjdersom begins at Utmost side street and take you away to the lock where you pass several stunning viewpoints over the city.
Do not miss the eastern Södermalm. Try fortunate Around the Katarina Church beginning at Slussen and take you up to Katarinaberget and Mosebacke with trades up on Mountain Street with the city's most breathtaking views.
Wanted a more concentrated luck asking Around Maria church that is perfect as a package hike for larger groups who want to end with a piece of food. Choose a 1600-century palace, van der Nootska, or Söders Heart with views towards Mary Magdalene cemetery or why not Rival Maria Square.
Of course you can also compose a önsketur. Please do not hesitate to contact us with your ideas and questions.
Culture Hikes in North and Östermalm.
Try and discover the northern and eastern parts of Stockholm. Set out on interesting hikes in other districts than the more usual city tour parts of the Old Town and Södermalm. There are lots of exciting places and history to discover!
Why not take a turn around the fashionable Stureplan that emerged from 1885 and see what is happening there today with historical flashbacks. Or stroll around the King's Garden which is sometimes called Stockholm's living room with its long history as a park and entertainment center.
Another tip is Drottningatan history or peak address the top address in Sweden Strand Road history.
Are you hungry for shipping Stockholm asking Skeppsholmen around. On the other side of the water there Djurgården that can be seen both on the bike around Djurgården per foot through a Djurgård Hiking. Another wonderful place; Haga Park, which can be discovered by bike or by walking.
Some other tips are Vasastan Around City Hall, A Strange and Hiking Along the Dragon's back.
All tours can be booked as lectures and it is also possible to order a specially composed lecture or city tour. Please do not hesitate to contact us with your ideas and questions.
Göteborg.
Then a few years back, I "majbo," and commutes between Gothenburg and Stockholm. It's really interesting to take note of the two cities' olka diverse nature. In Gothenburg, I live in a so-called landshövdingahus on Djurgårdsgatan. For the uninitiated means "majbo" that they live in the district Majorna in Gothenburg and that here has been a livestock farm ... hence the street name.
"Strange" think some, "you're in Stockholm and still talks about the city of Gothenburg ...?"
Yes, it may seem strange (yet more remarkable, it is well when I also turn up in Paris). I now have the privilege to commute between these cities and very happy with it. Stockholm has its charm and character and Gothenburg have her. It's really two different cities to manner and style and those living in the two cities are different. Now I have the privilege to like both - both Stockholm and Gothenburg and Stockholm residents and Göteborg.
Finally, I have also created a couple of pleasant cultural tours in Gothenburg.
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In Albert & Herbert Haga ....
On 15 School Street in the old Haga in Gothenburg there were in the 1970s, a retired scrap dealer named Albert. Albert had a son, Herbert, or rather "Hebbe Lelle", who does not want more than to move so far away he could from his father. They had a horse named Hercules who rode around in the shabby neighborhood that would razed to the ground ... which tilll some extent occurred.
Now these gentlemen belong with the horse the fictional world. But they live. In people's memory, they live in the same way as the old Haga live in the older part of the population of Gothenburg. Culture hike "In Albert & Herbert Haga ..." based on the TV series that went on Swedish television from 1974-1979 and as Christmas calendar 1982nd
For many years, I have a good friend in Stockholm. He runs a course of trade in the Old Town of Stockholm, and is not that a little different Albert. The thing is that his father was an antique dealer in just Haga during the 60's and 70's and was called "Bengt Haga." My good friend Eddie is also, as well as his father, the descendants' genealogy with architect Carlberg family which was urban architects in Gothenburg and Stockholm in the 1600 and 1700s. From Eddie, I have received a lot of information to trek which can not be obtained otherwise than by talking.
"In Albert & Herbert Haga ..." is a historical walk of Haga in Gothenburg and takes about 1 hour.
Finally, I have also created a couple of pleasant cultural tours in Gothenburg.
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Book Peter Frisk to events in Paris.
The following applies to bookings by Peter in Paris.
You are a small group of up to a maximum of 1 -15 people. Together we can set up a pogram based on your wishes. Peter is available during the days you wish and keep in events we have planned. We put before the trip up a program where the starting point of the event is the Swedish Paris, Strindberg Paris, the Swedish artists of Paris, Swedish club etc. Of course, Peter tells also about the Paris public history.
What is true in terms of price is for travel, food and lodging for Peter and an agreed fee per day.
Peter is happy to cooperate with other tour companies.
Some tips to keep in its program:
city tours
Visit the Swedish Club in Paris
A day trip to the former Swedish artist colony Grez south of Paris.
Visits to museums with Peter
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Majorna around on the bike - Gothenburg History.
Since a few years ago so I'm majbo. For the uninitiated, it means that you live in the district Majorna in Gothenburg. The district is known for its landshövdingahus and there is a wealth of historical favorite places to visit.
The tour begins at Gathenhielmska house and on our bikes we pass including Charles John School, designed by Gunnar Asplund 1928, the Stockholm City Library architect. Around the Karl Johan Plan is most lovely wooden buildings from the early 1900s and the tour moves on and off the cliff and the former sugar mill started avDavid Carnegie mud. Then, we get into the neighborhoods that Albert Lilienberg planned -Kungsladugård who is appointed to the national interest. The houses were built in three stories between 1916-1930 with small idyllic courtyards and squares of varying shape of a human scale far removed from today's densification zeal. We move on to another 30 or so in an entirely different style at majvallen and bikes since Bangatan away against Stigberget.
The tour takes about 2 hours.
collection:
Stigbergstorget, Majorna, Gothenburg.
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Some examples of hikes:
Strindberg in Paris - Inferno Hiking
Strindberg lived a few hectic years in Paris in the 1890s and came to write the novel Inferno which reflect these parisår. Join the quarter around Montparnasse where Strindberg lived and worked.
Interested in Strindberg? See also:
Strindberg and art - a lecture.
From Fürstenberg to Fürstenberg.
In Brunnsparken in central Gothenburg is today a newly renovated "Palace". At one time, referred to as "Fürstenberg Palace". From this 1700s palace, designed by Carl Harleman, begins tour "From Fürstenberg Fürstenberg."
Why this title for a hike?
In the palace lived art patron Pontus Fürstenberg with his life partner Göthilda Magnus in the late 1800s and hit Swedish artists arrived en masse; Carl Larsson, Ernst Josephson, Hugo Birge, Anders Zorn and Per Hasselberg (behind the cockpit Johanna Brunnsparken or that it's actually called "Såningskvinnan").
In the spring of 1902 died Pontus Fürstenberg and after some rides were hung up in the collection "Fürstenberg Gallery" in the Gothenburg Museum of Art. The Art Museum was opened at Gothenburg 300th anniversary 1923rd
The walk takes us from Brunnsparken and up towards the Avenue of the clearance in front of the Gothenburg Art Museum's entrance. The theme of the tour is the art and the artists that are woven together with the Gothenburg 1800 and 1900-century history. The tour takes about 1.5 hours.
Those interested in booking a hike with a companion?
Some weekends held open hikes.
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Lectures.
I lecture on art, history, architecture, literary personalities and although various contemporary urban projects. The lectures lasting in most cases in one hour. They can of course adjust the length. I see the visual is very important to understand and to make things understandable and uses slide shows with many pictures. It is said that as a lecturer has an easy and understandable way and that the lectures are funny. It should of course be fun and enjoyable to learn new things.
I also create customized lectures. It can be about the neighborhood where you have your company or district where you live. I'm bookable worldwide and has also launched a novelty: living room lectures (read more about that here).
From the Grand Palais to the Swedish Club.
We start hiking at the bottom of the Champs-Elysées, where the Grand -and the Petit Palais is located - both built for the World Expo 1900. From here we take a view towards the Palais Royal and passes including the French presidential palace, the Place Vendôme with the famous Hotel Ritz where greats like Marcel Proust and Hemingway lived, jeu de Paum, Place de la Concorde and Place Madeleine. We end the trip at the Swedish Club with fantastic views to the Jardin des Tuileries near the Louvre. On the Swedish Club stands among other things, Alfred Nobel's desk and we will also hear the exciting story of how Paris was rescued by a Swedish during World War II. For those who have the strength we continue further away towards the Palais Royal, where the French Revolution began.
Montmartre artist district.
We meet on the small square in Montmartre artists' quarters at the Metro Abesses. From there, Peter Frisk you through this amazing neighborhood with its wonderful vantage points. We take us up to the Place du Tertre to the white charming church of Sacre Coeur, who shines white on the mountain top and on the way we pass Picasso, Renoir, van Gogh and Toulouse-Latrecs Montmartre. We pass it in art famous dance hall Le Moulin de la Galette immortalized by Renoir. From the top, we take us down to the Place Pigalle.
