Sista Styverns trappor, Wooden stairs in Södermalm, Stockholm, Sweden
The Sista Styverns trappor consists of 73 wooden steps connecting Fjällgatan to Stigbergsgatan, offering views of the surrounding Stockholm district.
The stairs were previously named Mikaelsgränd after an executioner named Mäster Mikael who worked from 1635 to 1650 before meeting his own fate.
A tavern at the bottom of these stairs gained recognition through August Blanche's 1847 novel Flickan i Stadsgården, making the location part of literary history.
Visitors can find the stairs between buildings 28 and 30 on Fjällgatan, providing a pedestrian connection between different levels of the Södermalm district.
Sailors would spend their last coins at a tavern near these stairs before departing on sea voyages, leading to the name Last Coin Stairs.
GPS coordinates: 59.31702,18.08617
Latest update: March 10, 2025 03:07
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