Hornsbergs Strand: the floating jetties
Long wooden jetties out into the water, west-facing, built for the sunset swim and the fika after. This is a Claude-drafted route awaiting the editor's walk.

1. Stadshagen (T-bana)
The green-line station closest to the northern end of the waterfront. Come out and head downhill toward the water; the new district announces itself the moment the lake comes into view.

2. The modern blocks
The 2010s waterfront is all glass and pale render, built fast on old industrial land. Not everyone loves it; walk it anyway, because the planning idea — flats right up to the water, jetties for everyone — actually works here.

3. Hornsbergs Strand promenade
The waterside promenade runs the length of the district along *Ulvsundasjön*. Wide, busy in good weather, lined with cafés. This is the spine of the walk; follow it south.

4. The floating jetties
The long wooden jetties reach out into the water — the whole reason the place has a reputation. People swim off the ends, sunbathe along them, bring a drink and watch the light go. Walk to the end of one and sit.

5. Kristinebergs strandpark
The shore park at the southern end — lawns, a bit of designed wildness, room to lie down. Less crowded than the jetties and just as good for the *fika* (the coffee-and-cake pause) you've earned.

6. Kristineberg (T-bana)
Up from the water to the green-line station and home. Time it for after the sun's down over the lake; this is a west-facing walk and the ending is the point.

Hornsbergs Strand: the floating jetties