Rörstrandsgatan has an international pulse that few streets in Stockholm can compete with.

Restaurants, bars and cafés put out outdoor seating into the streets and locals stroll up and down in the late summer evenings Ask anyone working on Rörstrandsgatan and they will tell you that the street has a distinctly European flair, which is why it has earned the nickname “Little Paris” after the restaurant boom of the past few years. Rörstrandsgatan cuts straight through the hub of Birkastan, beginning at S:t Eriksplan and extending on to Karlberg Station, where it curves up the hill, eventually merging with Karlbergsvägen.

Most of the action takes place on the first couple of blocks, before it turns into a peaceful residential area with a lovely view over Lake Karlberg and Karlberg Castle.