Stockholm
A sticker posted on a pole, promoting Stockholm City's 100th anniversary. The sticker features purple garland at the top, followed by text asking if you knew "I am turning 100 years old?". Below this is an illustration of a traffic light surrounded by stars, a QR code, and the Stockholm City logo.

Visste du att jag fyller 100 år?

22 February 2025 24
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