Just over a century ago, a family ran a workshop from their home on the hills of Södermalm. Sharing the same building, a widow rented a single room for herself and her children.
Craftsman Gustav Andersson lived in a timber house on Södermalm. He worked for the navy, making wooden pulley blocks for ships. He also had a lathe in his home.
Between 1917 and 1923, the Andersson family lived on the cottage’s upper floor. Meanwhile, the back apartment was rented by Emilia Gustavsson, a widow with five children.
This historic home shows how ordinary working-class families lived in early 20th-century Stockholm.
Stigbergsgatan 21, Södermalm
Location: Stigbergsgatan 21, Södermalm
Group: Maximum 15 participants
Duration: About 60 minutes
Accessibility: Due to stairs in the house this tour is not accessible to people with wheelchairs or strollers.
Price for groups
Weekdays 9 am–5 pm: SEK 2,750
Weekdays 5–8 pm: SEK 4,125 (starting no later than 7 pm)
Weekends 9 am–8 pm: SEK 4,125 (starting no later than 7 pm)
The program is VAT exempt.
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