A self-guided audio walking tour through Ystad, based on Henning Mankell’s Kurt Wallander short story ”The Death of the Photographer”.
It is a chilly spring morning in 1988. Police detective Kurt Wallander is having breakfast when he is alerted that a local photographer has been found brutally murdered. The events of the murder are curious, and it becomes even more strange when Wallander finds a photo album that contains a grotesquely distorted image of himself at the crime scene.
This audio tour is self-guided via a GPS-based app downloaded to your smartphone. There will be clues and evidence material hidden in your surroundings – features that are triggered to show up on your mobile screen when you get close to them. Through sound, images, and exciting puzzles you will be challenged to use your detective skills to solve this case. This walking tour is perfect for those who want to go sightseeing in Ystad in a fun and flexible manner, as well as for audio book- and puzzle game fans
1. Check your email for instructions on how to redeem your ticket and download the tour 2. This is a self-guided tour. The starting point of the tour is located outside the tourist office, which is the big red-brown brick building 3. Need help? Email info@storytourist.com or call +46 720427346
There are more than 300 half-timbered houses in Ystad, which is the most extensive and well-preserved collection of half-timbered houses in Sweden. When you follow Piparegränd up towards Österportstorg, you will pass by Per Helsa’s courtyard, where an entire block of those houses can be found, the oldest thought to date back to the 17:th century.
We will pass by the Tower Guard of Sankta Maria Church. The guard blows his horn every fifteen minutes from 9:15 pm to 1 am as a signal that everything is calm in the city
You will stop outside this little cafe to listen to the part of the story when Wallander meets an aquaintance of the murder victim
We will stop outside the abbey for the part of Wallander's story where he catches up with the perpetrator
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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