Oulu is a very nice city with a lot of businesses such as restaurants,stores and nice streets with people out enjoying themselves on a very beautiful day walking in the parks and shopping very beautiful and nice tour of Oulu,Thank You Kiitos ystava.😊🇫🇮
Very nice!!!!!! Quality of Video is so good, while the weather in July is so good, hope we will enjoy this summer here. I should watch this video behote coming to Oulu.
Always nice to see Oulu. A wonderful city and at this northern latitude is one of the largest in the world( only Murmansk in Russia is further north and it is bigger. Arkhangelsk and Yakutsk are 1-2 degrees south from Oulu). Enjoyable summer walk and looks like Toripolliisi is keeping safe Oulu:))
Is it me or most Finnish cities actually don’t have an old city centre? Makes sense, given that many of them were villages until the industrial revolution. Most European cities, on the other hand, date back to the Roman era and have had a history of continuous habitation throughout the middle ages all till the modern day. I’m not trying to be mean here, just by looking at Finnish cities in such vidoes, I kind of get that feeling.
Depends of the city! Also depends of what we count as "an old centre". Oulu was founded in 1605 and the city has burned down 10 times during its history. The "old city centre" (with Oulu Cathedral, Lyseo upper secondary school, Cultural Centre Valve, etc.) was not filmed in this video, it's located a bit north from the spots he filmed. Some Finnish cities, however, have a proper "old town", first that come to mind are Porvoo, Rauma, and Turku! Raahe is also very beautiful with a 19th century old town.
Traditionally most Finnish houses were made of wood, also in cities. Only a couple of towns has their wooden "old town" left. Most of the cities in Finland started to grow relatively late, the oldest buildings are from the 19th century typically.
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Oulu is a very nice city with a lot of businesses
such as restaurants,stores and nice streets with
people out enjoying themselves on a very beautiful
day walking in the parks and shopping very beautiful
and nice tour of Oulu,Thank You Kiitos ystava.😊🇫🇮
Very nice!!!!!! Quality of Video is so good, while the weather in July is so good, hope we will enjoy this summer here. I should watch this video behote coming to Oulu.
mun kotikaupunki 💕
ihana nähä muita enby henkilöit Oulusa
Otan osaa.
@@JussiTeppola t@p@ ittes!!!!
😍 OULU 👍
Thanks.. Goooooooood video... 👌
What a great video.
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I love it ❤❤❤❤❤
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Always nice to see Oulu. A wonderful city and at this northern latitude is one of the largest in the world( only Murmansk in Russia is further north and it is bigger. Arkhangelsk and Yakutsk are 1-2 degrees south from Oulu). Enjoyable summer walk and looks like Toripolliisi is keeping safe Oulu:))
Уча езика им от 1 година. За сега е пълен провал 🤣
Nice view
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Onko mahdollinden sanoa mulle laulujan nimi, joka laulaa see biisi? Tai biisin nimi... ? Oisin hyvin kiitolinen!
I want the name of the song that came out at 1 min.
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The original is "Mandoliinimies" by Finnish singer/songwriter Hector ruclips.net/video/XvS5dipBQDs/видео.htmlsi=GiKBypMxCiBkNRFW
OULU 🇫🇮 TO 🇧🇩 DHAKA
Mean monthly sunshine hours - 1740, no, thanx, I prefer Tornshavn with only 840 🙃
Is it me or most Finnish cities actually don’t have an old city centre? Makes sense, given that many of them were villages until the industrial revolution. Most European cities, on the other hand, date back to the Roman era and have had a history of continuous habitation throughout the middle ages all till the modern day. I’m not trying to be mean here, just by looking at Finnish cities in such vidoes, I kind of get that feeling.
Depends of the city! Also depends of what we count as "an old centre". Oulu was founded in 1605 and the city has burned down 10 times during its history. The "old city centre" (with Oulu Cathedral, Lyseo upper secondary school, Cultural Centre Valve, etc.) was not filmed in this video, it's located a bit north from the spots he filmed. Some Finnish cities, however, have a proper "old town", first that come to mind are Porvoo, Rauma, and Turku! Raahe is also very beautiful with a 19th century old town.
Traditionally most Finnish houses were made of wood, also in cities. Only a couple of towns has their wooden "old town" left. Most of the cities in Finland started to grow relatively late, the oldest buildings are from the 19th century typically.
Looks pretty ugly compare to many other European cities
Refuse to come here or, if it’s work related, demand extra pay for it!
@@torpmorp1324 Why lmao?
If you want to see an ugly city, visit Edinburgh.
a couple of business blocks in that video and a market... videoed maybe from an area of 1 ha...😂
It is your taste and your choose.
I am going to go to Oulu this Christmas, by the way to the Santa Claus park in Rovaniemi