The eight millimeter color film. The statue depicts protestant king Gustav II Adolf, the 'Lion of the North' in the 30-years war. 

The eight millimeter film from US, shot in Stockholm.

The eight millimeter film from US, shot in Stockholm. Pretty girls on the steps of the Concert Hall. By the way: this is where the Nobel Prizes are awarded.

Should be Molins (one l) fountain. Molins fountain is a sculpture in bronze.

Good view when Bengtsson walked from the bus stop to his home.

Martin Beck hiding and scouting. The statue of Karl Staaff is actually on the other side of Birger Jarlsgatan.

The man in the moustache, carrying a carbine bayonet, jumps into his black Volkswagen and drives towards the centre of Stockholm, then along Vasagatan.

Kollberg has to leave immediately to go to Kungsholmen. There he sees Gunvald Larsson and then bumps into Rönn.

Taking a taxi, Beck goes to see Huldt on Reimersholme. The site of the old alcohol plant on the southern side of the island was transformed into a housing area around 1980.

From Slussen Beck walks north to Järntorget, where he slows his pace, changes his mind and heads for Skeppsbron.

Witness getting off, murderer boarding the double-decker.

Beck and Larsson are held up - blasting in progress further up the street!

Passing the school, they overtake a double-decker on route 47 - this time a Büssing, not a Leyland Atlantean.

Built in 1907, demolished in the 80s. Beck and Larsson passing on their way to Västmannagatan/Tegnérgatan.

Monika Granholm suggesting to Beck that they have their chat over a bite to eat at Wasahof. There has been a restaurant on these premises since the 1890's and the interior is all but original.

The former police headquarters on Agnegatan.