Millesgården Museum

This guide to Millesgården in Stockholm turns on a night in 1997, when a security guard's dog started barking at a hedge above the harbor and turned up a backpack of homemade explosives hidden among the sculpture terraces. Crouched nearby was a young man in his twenties, tied to a fringe libertarian group, with a grudge against the police and a specific target in mind: the bronze winged horse chosen as the symbol of Stockholm's Olympic bid. From there the guide traces back to Carl Milles and his brother, who began shaping these cliffside terraces in 1907, decades before anyone thought to use them as a getaway.