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Airplane coach means a bus??

London lol, more like Kabul.

Late to the party but I'm too bored not to share this. The built-in subtitler reads "Södermalm" as "Sodom", as in either the judeo-christian mythical city or the famous thrash metal band. Tread lightly, you might be scorched by the flame of the lord or have your socks rocked off!

sweden is forever ruined ...forget it

Another tip: go to Bergianska trädgården botanical garden. A beautiful garden with a cafe Orangeriet in a green house. And you can buy flowers, bring a picnic, and the museum of natural history is across the road, as well as the university. And across the pond you can see Haga, the royal park. and. On the way from Bergianska (T bana: University) you can go to Östermalmstorg and the Royal theatre Dramaten. At least look at the facade. Then visit Rosendals trädgård at djurgården. Lovely garden and amazing amazing cafe. Skansen: underrated outdoor museum, absolutely fantastic. Café Ekorren: a beautiful cafe or turkish kiosk from the late 19th century world exhibition. Djurgården in general is a green historical area in central Stockholm. From djurgården you can take a ferry and just pay like a normal bus ticket, to Slussen. Slussen is Södermalm, where you can find Zinkensdamm, Skinnarviksberget, Långholmen and more.

Oh btw I remember when me and a group of friends went to one of those clubs when my friend turned 21. Everyone was let inside except for me. Only me. I was probably not pretty enough according to the bouncer but they just said ”it’s full”. Allthough literally everyone else could come in, before AND after me. When I spoke to my friend through the fence, the bouncer threatened me with violence. I went home meanwhile my friends celebrated. That’s the Stockholm club scene.

Skinnarviksberget is amazingly beautiful. The view is gorgeous, there’s a park, very lush and green, and people sit and watch the sunset together with a drink at Skinnarviksberget. T bana: Zinkensdamm. Also called Monkey Hill. :) Apberget. If you want to bring food and drink, there’s a grocery store near the T-bana.

Brilliant. Subbed. Thanks for this.

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THE MOST BORING FOOD IN THE WORLD

Every time I hear about the problems in occidental countries it's almost always the same... Unaffordable housing, healthcare that's getting worse and worse, education system that's not as good as it used to be, children that are increasingly anxious, incompetent politicians, etc. It seems that in every country, the media act like the problems are unique to that country, and the politicians act like they can solve the problem, but somehow it's happening everywhere, and everywhere they try similar situations while putting in place similar policies. I feel like we are facing unrivaled levels of bullshit by those in power. Sometimes I worry that the West is crumbling in a similar way that the Roman empire crumbled, we peaked and our infrastructures are very slowly getting worst. Maybe things are the same all over the world, I don't know enough to determine that. I'm from Quebec and while our winters aren't nearly as dark as in Sweden, they're still pretty bad! We also don't have quite a 24h culture although things usually open on the weekend.

I’m not going anywhere else but I’m going back to the store to see what the plan looks for tomorrow so I’ll let you know if you need it thanks bye love it thank love you

Also, I honestly don't understand where all these unrealistic expectations, both good and bad, come from. I mean I do understand where they come from, movies, TV shows, books, travelogues, posters, etc. I just don't get how people are foolish and naive enough to literally believe them, especially given all the far more realistic counternarratives that are present everywhere and hard to avoid. Do people choose to be naive in the hope that their idealized version of the places they visit will turn out to be true even though deep down they realize that it's unlikely, because vacations are supposed to be ideal and they don't want to spoil that ideal, or are they actually naive and if so what explains that? I guess that it's sort of like politics, in which people choose to believe what they prefer to believe, whether it's based on known facts or obvious lies. People create their own realities that have as much or as little to do with actual reality as pleases them, and when the two realities collide, the reaction tends to depend on how close the two are. As a traveler I've learned to dial down my expectations and enjoy some of the little things about new places, like markets, parks, quiet side streets and brief but pleasant encounters with regular people, and not just make it about the obvious tourist guidebook highlights.

I think that generally speaking, a lot of novice tourists tend to either overidealize places that they intend to visit, or overplay their alleged negatives. Paris is probably a classic example of the former, where people are conditioned to view it as a showcase city of perfect people, fashion, food and elegance, with everyone slim, young and beautiful, wearing a beret and riding a bicycle with a basket full of baguettes, cheese and wine on their way to a picnic in front of the Eiffel Tower, singing an Edith Piaf song and smiling. And then, upon arrival, the realize that in most ways it's just another city, certainly nice and worth visiting but also not always as clean, tidy, pretty or pleasant as they'd expected, with cracked sidewalks full of dog poop, indifferent or impatient waiters, shop clerks and hotel workers, massive crowds, expensive prices, sirens everywhere, and not at all the Paris as Disney experience that they'd expected. New York City is probably a perfect example of the latter, which many tourists expect to be dirtier, noisier, grittier and more crime-infected than it actually is, having seen countless movies and TV shows that make it seem like that. It's not Paris, of course, but it's also no 1970's movie crime-infested hellhole. I get why people have inflated expectations of places they intend to visit, just not how inflated those expectations are. If you want a synthetic and curated experience that matches your expectations, go to Disneyworld, Las Vegas or a destination resort. But if you visit a real place, expect it to be real, good, bad and everything in-between. It's all part of the fun, I think.

9:52 hello thank you for the video, how do you write the names of the neighborhoods for cheap bars please?

You’re so funny! You really should do an open mic at a comedy show 😂

I honestly cannot take it any more… I cannot deal… I wish all the best to people in Sweden.. but this is the main reason I am leaving after so many years…

The first few moments of this video caution as to the depth of Christ in Sweden. Is the love of money an idol? The second part begins with the essence of humility. Reassurance comes from here.

Avoid Stockholm it is just a bunch of houses and streets like in any bigger city throughout the world. Stockholm is just a big big no no place I cannot even remember the last time when I went there. Get out in the countryside in our wonderful country cause that is where the real life takes place.

I very agree with you sir, Spain and Sweden is more better than UK, for me this is fact🇪🇸🇸🇪👍🏻👍🏻

Coming to Stockholm for the people, the history, the atmosphere…not the food 😝 (except for Fika)

So many things I disagree to in this video, but saying that the finnish people are the most depressed takes the price, they are considered to be the happiest country in the world, for many years in a row. Except that, I think you make great videos, and most of this things is in the beholder of the eyes :) thank you!

I think paris symdrome hit larger population...

My whole south west of america made me have the paris syndrome... Dizzy and tired

I live in charleroi and you are 100% right. Great video

Back in the mid 80s I used to go to Stockholm regularly on business with a couple of colleagues - we never waited in line to go into a club or restaurant but would walk right up to the front of the line and say "Good evening" and go straight in - this worked every time.

In 1943, a lot of Europe was at war. I think Sweden wins in its use of time, and no one has been hurt. The Denmark town names really make me laugh, that's some sense of humour 🤣

9:59 this is the funniest thing I have recently heard. this micronation (nimis, ladonia) at war with Sweden, the US and San Marino for some reason hahahahahahahhahahahahha

Damn, the narrator sounds Swedish...

TACK. When in Sweden I MUST enjoy delicious Swedish specialties....

which city in Sweden is famous spot for celebrating mid Sommer? Or its generally everywhere. Love it ❤ bro white flowers 🌸 necklace on your head 😊 killing me . Haha I think it for girls, if iam not wrong, may be

Good informative vid! What is the difference between Salvatura park and Cloud Forest? Which park would you recommend if you are pressed for time? Thank you

Thanks a lot! I'll take all your precious information with me when I go to Stockholm on the 2nd of July 2024. Tack tack tack👌

I deeply and dearly love High Chaparral. Yes it's very kitsch and silly but in a very endearing way. The gangs of kids roaming around engaging in gunfights with capguns are pretty fun. Also the stunt show is amazing.

There are, indeed, more expensive places to visit in Sweden. I fear Österlen and Bohuslän soon will burst things 😊

I loved Poland and Krakow was one of the highlights!!! My heart is still there.

I'm Swedish and have a hard time understanding the excitement over MAX. Better than McDonald's? Sure, but most buger chains are. McDonald's is successful because they're cheap, easily accessible, convient and family friendly. In Sweden, the prime contender to MAX, as well as McDonald's, is Burger King. Just like elsewhere, they're a bit more expensive than McDonald's, but in my experience especially grown ups tend to prefer their burgers. Of course, the stuff BK do can't be compared to what burger lovers consider to be the 'real deal', but at least they use 100% pure beef in their patties. MAX does not. I felt there was something fishy with Max even before I found out on this. Max uses a lot of fillers in their patties. Max sell what we in Sweden call 'pannbiffar'.

Went on it yesterday... My God, engineering masterpiece... Bravo, what an insane ride... Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

Thank you 😊

Hi Miro! Loved the vlog - particularly the Tree Hotel; seems like it would be a “hoot” to stay in a tree top! I arrive, finally, in Sweden this Friday and will enjoy seeing a lot of the places from your vlogs in person especially the Vasa- might mention High Chaparral as a venue to visit, to my friends but need to get my spurs and chaps out of storage! Thanks again for a fun vlog!

I’m definitely visiting the KGB museum when I go to Tallinn. My girlfriend and I are taking the ferry from Helsinki and staying overnight, so we will have more time. In the morning we fly to Stockholm, Sweden, hopefully we will get to meet you 😊

I am traveling to Sweden, Denmark and Finland, near the end of July. I discovered your channel through your Swedish videos and I’m very much enjoying them and they are helpful. I decided to watch this one because you have such a fun personality. I am also often a solo traveler because I retired before my girlfriend so I’ve done a solo trip to Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. However, I’m happy that she is coming with me to Scandinavia.

I'm always impressed by High Chaparral. Living in Texas, we have places like that...even old towns that kept some of their old buildings. But High Chaparral seems to out-Texas Texas on this one! (And out-Wyomings Wyoming and all our actual Western states.) But all these attractions make me want to visit! (Well, all your videos make us want to visit!)

whaaaat? the weather looks beautiful!

Thank you Vagabond. Another great advices. I hope VisitSwedenOfficial YT channel maybe give you a request to make videos about Sweden. You always find the most unusual things around Sweden. I hope they find you and use your content as well. Otherwise people still confuse between Sweden and Switzerland. Sweden has more attraction but very underrated due to lack of knowledge. I don't think there is a field for graveyard of cars has become a museum or an art piece is at war with San Marino. Kolarbyn is like an ancient Faraday cage for digital isolation. Sweden offers a whole uniqueness where you can not find another place around the world. I think you deserve more attraction from officials. Thank you so much your adventures and have a great day. PS. A Wendy's would be great in Värnamo. I am afraid of you will become a cowboy in there.

Great tips! At first glance at your video preview picture, I thought you were Fred the Swede from Taskmaster! 🤣 Thanks for educating us before we visit your country.

The Tree Hotel looks like a winner!

I will be visiting a family member in Nybro in September...it sounds like a visit to The James Bond Museum is a must-do. Thanks for the tip!

Fantastic, when I make my way to Sweden you will find me in the UFO hotel, yes, I can make a comfy stay there. And I just may take a sleeping bag and flashlight to spend the night with the Stone Ships to make an extra interesting evening. And Nimis, wow, an engineer after my own heart 🤘🏼The icing on the cake, give me Borgvattnet Rectory, how romantic 🫶🏼 Can I convince my Swede to make a Honeymoon stay…we will see 😀😅😂 Another great video! I’m packing my bags!

Is the Devil's Bible (Codex Gigas) still at the National Library of Sweden in Stockholm? That book has a very unusual history! Thanks for this video, Miro! 😊