The Swedish Melancholy
Wheelchair accessible
Look closely, and you'll see this rusty man is crying.

📜 A sculpture by Marie-Louise Ekman, depicting a man troubled by melancholy, with tears trickling down his rusty cheeks. 🔍 Made of 1,300-pound rusty iron, it was originally for the 1992 World Exhibition in Seville. # Why Go 😭 Unique and poignant public art with a powerful expression 🎨 Engaging public art experience 📸 Excellent photo opportunities 🚶 Easily accessible for a city stroll in downtown Linköping 🏛️ Visible year-round outside the regional museum, even when the museum is closed 📍 Part of the museum's permanent collection # Tips 🌅 Visit during golden hour for optimal lighting for photographs ☕ Combine your visit with a stop at nearby cafes for local pastries # Getting There 🅿️ Parking: Street parking available nearby, check for fees. 🚌 Public Transportation: Accessible via train to Linköping Central Station. Take bus 1 or 2 to 'Gråbrödragatan' stop, a short walk from there.

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