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How it rhst the sun is shinning in Sweden at the moment ? 🤔

Min hemstad! ❤ Du har fångat stadens kärna på ett vackert sätt även om det finns mer men svårt att få med på kort tid!👍

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По-русски "столица" - это "престол" правителя, место сидения (нахождениях) царя, короля, князя. Поэтом Нючёпинг вполне можно назвать😅 старой столицей шведских монархов!

Thanks for the Christmas decoration Tour of central Gothenburg! Quite impressive how much decorations that are put up, the trees lining Kungsportsavenyn had been wired with lights, a lof of the restaurants with Chrismas tree outside, the hotel really nicely decorated (with Clarion Post Hotel maybe taking the price for most effort). The main problem here is that there was no snow! Christmas decorations with lights etc gets 10 times better with snow around since it reflects etc. I noticed the same in south of Sweden where I live, we had no snow for December but the other day we had a few days with cold weather and snow and immediately I noticed more of the Christmas decorations and how nice they were. I think we should move Christmas two weeks or something, the likelihood of snow would increase. :)

I have heard about "Gamla Linköping" and seen some pictures of it, but it wasn't until I saw your video that I realized the scale of it! Very impressive! What a great idea by Lennart Sjöberg and how well it has been implemented, moving all the buildings there etc. I haven't been to Skansen (outdoor museum in Stockholm) in a long while but what I find impressive with Gamla Linköping is that you don't have like the odd historical building standing here and there, here you actually have complete city blocks with historical buildings. It gives a totally different atmosphere and ambiance, almost like travelling back in time! The fact that they have kept Gamla Linköping a "living area" makes sense as well, it is always good to have people living in an area and also it reinforces the long term viability of the place. I like the fact that they have kept an old phone booth in there, in not too distant future very few people will have seen actual real ones. :)

Ohh man!! How beautiful!! Thanks for showing the beauty. I love the buuldings. I wish this video got millions of views. Nice job! Do you live there??

My best friend owns a house near this church. I was hoping I could see her home in this video. Thank you for posting ..I enjoyed watching

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Founded in 1643, I had no idea Åmål was that old, impressive! Looks to me that the city have managed to retain quite a good number of historic buildnings, eventhough as you mention in the video, some big fires have happened which has of course had its impact on the buildings. I have definitely heard about the movie "F***ing Åmål" back in the day, it had a huge impact, eventhough to be honest, I don't think I ever saw the full movie. I think it portrayed Åmål as a small and boring place, but it was from the eyes of teenagers and I guess regardless of place where you grow up there is always something bigger that looks alluring somewhere else. :) The outline of the city looks nice with great scenary out over Värnern. I like the square at 23:45, at least on that end of the square the buildings surrounding the square look nice with some good years to them. The church in the end looks beautifull, imagine it being over 200 years old and so well maintained, great. Thanks for the tour!

This was certainly a quick view of the Håverud aqueduct but nonetheless interesting and what great scenery! Impressive engineering in the 1860's. This Nils Ericson who if I am correct was the older brother of John Ericsson, both of them great engineers for sure. One thing that confuses me though is that Nils seemed to spell his surname with one s while John with two? Anyway, impressive that two brothers were so prominent in engineering and construction. That shot at 4:55 is great, with the mirroring of the sky and the buildings in the water. Thanks for adding date of filming as well!

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The market was not that great, as you said, but it´s always nice to stroll around in central Gothenburg. I enjoyed it.

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Thank you so much for this video! Wow, this takes me back. I had a black cocker spaniel, Milton was his name... We crossed this bridge every day together from 2000-2013. Up ahead we would always turn right and circle around the citadel. Landskrona is such a magical town. When I left in 2014 the bridge at 10:14 did not yet exist. The "Peninsula" at 12:14 always had drunk kids partying every friday/saturday during spring & summer. In 2007 the municipality put ALPACAS of all animals within the enclosures, but someone let loose a pitbull that mauled one of the animals and thus they were removed. Also, you can pay for a fishing permit for the water surrouding the citadel. If you walk outside the citadell early in the morning there are hundreds of rabbits runnning around. Gorgeous pheasants and along the beaches big stone blocks meant to keep out possble nazi invasion. People in Landskrona speak with a super "thick" accent in comparison to "normal" Swedish. On a sad note, in february of 2007 an elderly gentleman by the name of Sune Karlsson (76) was reported missing along with his vehicle, a ford fiesta. He was not found until 2015, when a a passeserby spotted, Sunes car in the outer rim waters of Landskrona citadel. It is a mystery how his car was not spotted submurged during all those years.

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Thanks for the tour of Säffle! I hardly knew anything about Säffle before this video so this was really educational! I liked the fact that the city seemed to have a lot of information screens set-up which showed pictures how areas used to look before etc. That is great. Looking at that screen displayed at 2:46 unfortunately it seems that the square was surrounded by a lot more beautiful buildings back in the day compared to how it looks now... Generally I thought Säffle looked really nice with the channel, the river and quite a lot of impressive buildings for such a relatively small city. Remarkable really that Ivar Tengbom designed a water tower (21:44) there in 1914, considering he was one of the bigger architects already i Stockholm. I think he did the main office for Stockholms Enskilda bank in 1915 and then of course Stockholsm Konserthus and also Tändstickspalatset, he was the guy back in the day.But someone in Säffle must have said like 1912, "we need a new water tower and we want Ivar Tengbom to design it" :). Imagine the emphasis they put on design back in the day, even for a water tower! We have lost something in that area to be honest. On another note, did you ever consider to put somewhere in the text of your videos which day it was filmed? I was just thinking that sometimes a film is recorded and then it is released several months later and info on when it was filmed could be of interest for someone later on when they watch. To know if something was filmed in August or in October just to put the move in context. Anyway, just a thought! Thanks!

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Thank you for this. I recognised a few places,but I was especially happy to see my mother's old family home at Borgmastaregatan 25. I lived there as a toddler from 1947-49,and visited several times since. She was a Kanje.

Very interesting part of Mölndal Gothenburg I didn’t know about! Are you from Gothenburg yourself??

I was born in Mölndal. Haven’t been in Sweden since 1991.

Cheers for this! Brings back memories for me, I grew up in Partille!

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I laughed when i read the description. 😅

Thanks for the tour of Borgvik and surroundings! Great that they have kept kind of the outline of the foundry so one can envision how it looked back in its glory. Seemed to me that also a lot of info was available for the visitor to understand both how buildings loooked and how the foundry worked. I think that Borgvik with all the buildings around seems to have found a good mix where some of the buildings are used for other purposes like hotel, art gallery etc and some of them are owned by private individuals. That way I think the likelihood that buildings will stay in ok shape over time is increased. Another thing, looking at these videos now when it grey, dark and gloomy in December, makes one really appreciate summertime!

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As an Architect I appreciate this all immensely! This is lovely - seems to me a much slower pace in the videos you post compared to Canada where I am from, and I am sure that the Architecture and the daily exposure to rich history has a big impact on that. Thanks for the videos!

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Fråga Robert Walve om info om Oskarshamn. Han har ju pratat om Oskarshamn och byggnaderna runt i om sta'n. 😉

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_The Håverud aqueduct is a breathtaking blend of ingenuity and natural beauty. This video offers a serene glimpse into this historic site, inspiring viewers to appreciate the harmonious coexistence of man-made structures and the environment._ 👍❤

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That Karlstad has a cathedral was not really clear for me to be honest. I like the cathedral though, especially its really light and white both exterior and interior. Also relatively small for a cathedral, which always make it a bit more cosy rather than the majestic or grand feeling that you can get from the bigger cathedrals. Thanks!

Thanks for the tour of Karlstad! I have never been to Karlstad or Värmland myself but for me it has always seemed very beutiful and scenic. I have seen overview drone footage of Karlstad with Klarälven flowing through the city, looks great! At least part of the city seems to have the renaissance pattern of very linear streets in 90 degree angle that one can see in quite a few swedish cities. Such beutiful weather as well in your video. I always associate Karlstad with sun and happy people, probably a lot influenced from my childhood with Bengt Alsterlind and his summer-Hajk where he always empasized how sunny it is in Karlstad and how happy people are. :)

Tack för den här videon. Säffle är också känt för många som vill ta körkort. De tycker att det är lätt att ta uppkörning i Säffle. Jag tog själv körkortet där cirka 10 år sedan.

Thanks for the tour of Kristinehamn! Impressive with a street that contains both the white house and a sugarcastle. :) Don't know much about Kristinehamn but as I understand it has historically been an important port in Vänern. So goods probably arrived via railway from Bergslagen and other areas (railway Mora-Vänern for example) and then shipped with boats on Vänern via Trollhättan channel down to Gothenburg. Probably today that trade is less important. City looks like a mix of old and more modern buidings, I don't know, both the North Square and South Square look a bit big and deserted, but maybe summertime mid-day there are more people there. Generally there are not a lot of people outside it seems, when you walk in city centre at 20:30 it is so empty of people that I wonder if Kristinehamn still is under pandemic. :). I like the place where Frälsningsarmen are situated, it is like a fortress! And the church in the end is beautiful, impressive construction with those large windows. Also really enjoyed that Kvarteret Vågen, such nice old fashioned buildings. Great that it has been kept like that.

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Thanks for the short tour of Wadköping, what a treasure it is! And we should all send our gratitudes to Bertil Waldén who came up with the idea to preserve all these buidings for the afterworld. Read that this was constructed in the mid-60s, this was the time when politicians and builders in Sweden went totally crazy and all in on modern square boring functionalistic buildinings a la Le Corbusier. I can just imagine the kind of stick that Bertil Waldén got for suggesting to preserve these buildings, he was probably called all kind of negative things etc but he prevailed and now we have this Wadköping to enjoy. A funny thing about Wadköping, when I was younger I was not aware of that there actually was something real called Wadköping. So then when I heard of "Markurells i Wadköping", the book/play by Hjalmar Bergman, I actually thought it was something entire fictional and I confused it with Grönköping. But then with this construction actually named after the book/play by Bergman, it actually went from fictional to something real. It is all clear now. :)

Thanks for the tour and all the information provided! I have never been myself to Örebro, but always been very impressed by the castle, Örebro Slott. It just looks so solid and impressive, almost impenetrable! One can see from all the historical buildings that Örebro has played a important part in Sweden over the years. As always, when you have some water running through the city, it makes for great scenary. The view at 17:09 is great with the water and those nice buildings in the background! Regarding all the Open Art, well, in my taste maybe Örebro has gone a bit over the top with it, but on the other hand I don't live in Örebro so I don't really have a say! :)

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It looks so lovely and peaceful. 😊 And the wind, ahh, almost could feel it ☺️ 🍃🌬️

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Really nice look around. Enjoyed it 👍10 from a new friend

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