Once again moving upwards towards the central of Norrköping, one walks past Rådhuset - the Town Hall built in 1910 and is quite beautiful. Outside the Town Hall is a large square called Tyska Torget (German Square), with the a church at one end, a hotell and the other and a stop for public transportation at the last. There is also a little ice-cream shop which attracts people during the summer who sit here and enjoy some peace and quiet, apart from the trams and busses of course.
<p>In this soundscape a lot of things can be heard, but most notable are the people talking, trams and the busses that drives past.
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Photo and recording by Erik Pålsson.
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Erik Pålsson</div>
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