Hornstull: the south-west tip on the water
A riverside boardwalk, a Sunday flea market, and a twin-towered brick church on the hill above. This is a Claude-drafted route awaiting the editor's walk.

1. Hornstull (T-bana)
Start at the south-west corner of *Söder*. Out of the station and down toward the water — the river side is where the walk lives.

2. Hornstulls Strand
The riverside boardwalk along the strand, with the Sunday *loppis* (the flea market) when it runs — bric-a-brac, racks of clothes, food wagons. On other days it's a quieter waterside stretch with cafés. Come Sunday for the market, any day for the water.

3. The Långholmen view
Look across the channel to *Långholmen* — the green former prison island, now a swimming-and-walking park. You can cross to it; for this walk, just take the view and the boats going by.

4. Pålsundet
The narrow sound between *Söder* and *Långholmen*, lined with moored boats and a small park. The calmest water on the route — a good place to sit before the climb.

5. Högalidskyrkan
The twin-towered brick church on its hill, Ivar Tengbom's 1916–1923 landmark, visible from the water for miles. Climb to it for the building and the view back down over the channel.

6. Hornstull (T-bana)
Down off the hill and back to where you started. Red line home — or stay for the market if it's Sunday and you've talked yourself into the lamp you didn't need.

Hornstull: the south-west tip on the water