Stockholm, Sweden - Sibirien (Vasastan)
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Another day in Stockholm , today i am walking around in Vasastan. This area is called Sibirien. I've been there before but i never realised it was called like that.
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Stockholm is the capital of Sweden. It has the most populous urban area in Sweden as well as in Scandinavia. 1 million people live in the municipality, approximately 1.6 million in the urban area, and 2.4 million in the metropolitan area. The city stretches across fourteen islands where Lake Mälaren flows into the Baltic Sea. Outside the city to the east, and along the coast, is the island chain of the Stockholm archipelago. The area has been settled since the Stone Age, in the 6th millennium BC, and was founded as a city in 1252 by Swedish statesman Birger Jarl. It is also the county seat of Stockholm County.
Here are some of the places i have done virtual walking tours so far : Sweden Sverige Stockholm Sthlm södermalm gamla stan drottninggatan hammarby solna sollentuna odenplan hötorget fridhemsplan skanstull st eriksplan kungsholmen sofiakyrka rådmansgatan tunnelbana stockhom central station centralen stockholm city södra station kungsträdgården sergels torg plattan prome
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I enjoyed the walk and the information you shared Please never stop talking! It makes the walks more interesting. Tack, Daniel 😊
It's really fun and interesting that you talk about rents and mortgages my friend!
Thanks
We love your information it makes what we are looking at more interesting. Where I'm from living nearer the city is cheaper than further away
8:02 please keep talking!
Knowing about Sweden (Stockholm)
by a local is interesting!!
Nice one! I have this one playing on my living room TV here in New York City as we speak and I'm loving it so far. A big like from me. Have a great week over there!
Клас! Дякую за відео, цікаво було оглянути місто
It is a beautiful and wonderful country
I also like to walk around in Stockholm in order to know more about street name and area name.
And it is benefit for my legs too. Thank you for sharing of Sibirien area. Best wishes
Great 👍 Tack så mycket.
We definitly care about what you're saing!
Tanks for all your videos...
I appreciate that!
god morgon och ha en bra dag.
Tack, detsamma
Hi, thanks for the video, a great one as always. And I find really interesting when you give some information about Sweden, like mortgage in this video or when you compare the Netherlands and Sweden. Cheers!
Thanks man!
ホント綺麗な街並み
今回も楽しく見させていただきました。
nice video :)
Enjoyed this one a lot. Also it's nice how everyone is careful to keep out of bicycle route in the pavements. Keep up the good work.
Wide streets with stone pedestrian lanes and a bit of greenery is how you make things pretty. Makes a massive difference even if the buildings look the same.
I love Stockholm 😍
This was a great video, as I have commented before , I was in Stockholm in the late 1989-1990 as a student. I remember this area walking around from the Tekniska Hogskolan nearby,. I don’t recall so many Burger joints as I see in your videos , as a student I remember eating lots of tunbrodrullar , Swedish hots dogs, …. Nearby the Tekniska. I find your information on living expenses quite interesting keep it up . Are some of the people living there on Rent controlled apartments that have been in the family for many years?
God bless you
Another nice walk!
You walked close to the streets (bragevägen, Verdandigatan, Engelbrektsgata) that connects to Engelbrektskyrkan. I would recommend a walk in that neighborhood as the buildings and the church really stand out with its architecture.
ah thanks , i will check it out soon. Its on my list :)
Apparently this area is called "Lärkstaden"
спасибо!) я погуляла с тобой
Estasmuybella
Congratulations on your 200th walk and in the U S we call those outdoor dining areas parklets. They are a result of covid here.
What u doing is good good luck
1comments waiting for your veideo friend 😃 thanks
The mortgage story was actually very interesting….. 👍🏼
Thanks alot.
Heard of Actionkid in New York? Doin the same as u, great! Keep it up!
Yes hes one of my inspirations
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När grabben har match på norra real passar jag alltid på att ta ett glas vin på en av de där uteserveringarna :)
Najs haha
Nice
Thanks
Love My Area Vasastan Or Sibirien ? I thought the Siberian was called the area around Sveaplan because it was cold and windy in ancient times ...well done anway
Sibirien is part of Vasastan. So both
Also because back then it was practically the countryside, "far" from the real city. There was a few farms and some windmills. So it was, mentally, as far away as Sibirien. Kind of like how some people think Solna is Norrland.
Interesting that cafe and bar owners need a permit to erect those street gazebos. Makes sense. What about tables and chairs located on the pavement in front of horeca establishments? Do the owners have to pay rent? The reason I ask is that that is the case here, and the municipal police control it quite strictly, fining businesses that go just a few centimetres over their designated boundaries. People are very quick to complain about businesses obstructing the pavements too. I've read the complaints on the local district Facebook page. So often makes me want to say to those people, "Get a life!" lol
Yes they pay rent but between October & April its to cold here
Maybe you can say something about the availability/cost for apartments to rent in the center?
There are 3 ways of renting. 1. the official city queue ...this is cheaper but you sometimes must wait years for an appartment. 2. private renting . Very expensive . 3 . Live with someone else. Shared accomedation. Best option if you are new in town :)
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8:04 You are not boring us! Some facts, from real life, you can't find on the internet... Trust me!
The lack of trees is remarkable
Even Gamla stan was not so long ago known as a rough-barked port area known for its mentally ill and addicts and so on among the residents there.
Ah I didn't know thanks
What is wrong with Swedes living in a Swedish city?
Nothing
Why not visit my childhood city Åkersberga - it a suburb about 30 km north-east from Stockholm
Yes im planning it!
@@letswalkaroundstockholm I am glad to hear it
8.30 is not considered early in most other countries. I used to work on Wall Street and got to the office at 6.30. You'd lose your job if you got to work at 8.30.
I know . I just meant its morning lol
The US seems pretty extreme then. That would never work in Spain, Portugal or even Italy.
@@herrbonk3635 that would never work pretty much anywhere in Europe. Good.
@@herrbonk3635 It depends on what industry you work in. Stock markets open even earlier in London than New York and I'm sure equity or bond traders in Spain and Italy have to be at their desks around 7 am at least. If you're a fisherman then 4 am is when you go to work. So it's all relative.
Do you know why the name of Sibirien area? I have heard from a good swedish friend: The Area looks like SIBIRIEN cuase of Not so much people outside :-) I don´t know if it is truth or they are kidding to me :-) Have a nice day in Stockholm.
Its a joke i think. The name (what i read) comes from the fact that the area was poor so people did not have any heating. So it was cold inside the apartments and the nickname Siberia came along .
@@letswalkaroundstockholm LOL yes, I think so... My swedish friend always talks joke to me. Cause I like to laugh. And thank you for your information to me. Useful for me to know the reason of Sibirien area in right way. Take care and have a good time.
Love the comments... I'm married with a swedish inmigrant. We live in a high class area in Mexico City since 16 years ago. We became parents 2 years ago and we are considering to move to Sweden. So, do you think is worth it?...Are we going to be segregated?... Best Regards.
Sweden is a fantastic place nomatter what. Its great in most places. Definitely worth it
13:13 What can I say?... Nice walk! :-)
She is so tall!! I am 1.82cm and she was like 2m haha
@@letswalkaroundstockholm Lol, I notice... I'm 1.85, and I felt so small!
Wonder if Swedish people see an influx of people wanting to work and live in Sweden given relaxed (to me common sense) COVID-related rules ? If you live in Sweden , please comment.
Greetings from dictator ruled Australia.
Yes alot I clearly see it
@@letswalkaroundstockholm Many thanks for your reply. Watching your video gave me a sense of freedom and hope. Something we have little in Australia at the moment...
@Hartvig Flögh Many thanks! It is common in the modern world to see people move for work. I am very curious about an increase in people wanting to move to Sweden given the current COVID situation and a unique approach Sweden chose to handle the pandemic.
Once again , thank you for your reply !
Yes definitely. When I go on walks outside now I hear people speaking lots of different languages. A big difference in just 1-2 years.
@@sofiakarli8296 Many thanks for your reply Sofia!
please talk more!
ok i will .
Are u welcome immigrants....?how about the living in country side , its also expensive?
No that's cheap
I agree with segregation in Stockholm, but things are changing slowly though
Good to hear!