Sweden. walking tour of Helsingborg, the town connecting Sweden and Denmark by ship for a millennia

Today we're in Helsingborg, a town that's one of the ports of one of the worlds busiest international ferry routes, the Helsingborg-Helsingör ferry. There's a lot of both old a new architecture to be found in this town.
#walking #walkingtour #sweden #helsingborg

[@MrRoma1800]

Thank you!

[@MiddleAgedSwedeGoesForAWalk]

Thank you!

[@Erikslust]

Thanks for the walk, very interesting! Kärnan and the stairs up to it look very impressive. I also liked the area closer to the harbour, very wide streets, almost like boulevards and some big majestic buildinings. I have been to Helsingborg a few times to watch football but never explored the city centre by walking. It seems the city has a lot of elevation which always makes for a good scenery and is nice (unless you have to use a bicycle). Good thing you didn't slip on that banana peel, I have wondered myself are banana peels really that slippery as in cartoons, but maybe they are!

[@MiddleAgedSwedeGoesForAWalk]

Thanks for watching! I had never really spent any time in Helsingborg before this, I'd only gone there for the ferry to Denmark, so this was my first time walking around the city as well. Was really surprised to find how many interesting places there was to walk by near the center of the town.
As for the banana peel, it was fairly rotten and there might've been half a banana left in it, no idea how slippery if it'd been the more cartoony-style fresh and empty banana peel. So I ended up somewhat worried that my shoe would stink of rotten bananas afterwards and took every chance I could get to drag that foot through the grass I walked by.

[@antonlewenhaupt357]

helsingborg stad är bäst