4K Sweden Walk 🇸🇪 The Beautiful 1800s Industrial Landscape in Norrköping 🏭 スウェーデン、ノーショーピングの産業景観散歩
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- A Walk through The Industrial Landscape in Norrköping (Norrköpings Industrilandskap), recorded August 9, 2021
The Industrial Landscape around Motala stream is
unique in Europe. It consists of the central parts of
the city and is dominated by the rushing water of
the stream and by stately factory buildings.
Most factories were built between 1850 and 1920
but the rapids and falls of the stream have been
utilized ever since the middle ages.
In the early 1970s, the industrial landscape was
a closed and decayed factory area. But instead of
tearing it down and build new modern buildings
the Norrköpings municipality decided to preserve
the area.
In the middle of the industrial landscape, there are
now museums, cafes, restaurants and a concert hall
where historical iron beams meet current design to
timeless tones.
Norrköping has a population of 95,618 inhabitants in 2016,[3] out of a municipal total of 130,050,[4] making it Sweden's tenth largest city and eighth-largest municipality.
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For my money, the best video you've shot in Sweden to date.
Talent galore. Frames like 19th century Masters'. Belongs in an upscale coffee table art volume.
A nice and very familiar walk... Thats because Norrköping is my hometown. :-)
良い映像よく見ました👍あなたはいつも次の映像を期待するようにする力がありますね！
Very nice video, some really interesting architecture there - will add it to my travel list!
今日、リアルタイムで見れなかった。。。
スウェーデン🇸🇪いいね💕行きたい❣️
Some parts in the beginning almost feel like a Theme park. looks like an awesome place to live.
That man build river for the industry and then that small patch of natural river bedrock with the greenery. was somehow very peacefull to me 🤗
I enjoyed the walk. Lovely riverscape and nice old buildings.
Fantastic video! Swedens most beautiful city imo and can't wait to move there in a month from now! :)
Amazing
Motala stream 🤩
awww i just missed it Live! having my morning coffee now and watching it back :)
Tack för ytterligare en video av vackra Norrköping! ☺
And as a builder, i really like some of the stone architecture!
Wow this is amazing!!
Missed seeing the ending live by a few minutes :P will watch while i eat my breakfast.
I really wanna visit that Museum of Work!
I highly recommend it! It's very interesting!
@@TokyoExplorer i think i will! As soon as travel restrictions are lifted, ill go for a weekend. I'ts not too far from the Netherlands. The city looks very cool. Iove the industrial age look.
hm....it really is not so bad to live in europe...I would still like to visit and maybe live some time in Japan...but northern europe is still one of the best places to live...isn't it?
Wondering what those factories produce?
Hopefully the water is not being polluted.
Noticing how the street lights hang between buildings centered over streets in many places no light polls. Makes for a much cleaner view of the street scape.
Big difference btw Japan &’Sweden is the amount of outdoor advertising, not much for Swedish businesses.
Great views such an interesting place!
There is almost no production in those factories any more. Most of them have been repurposed for office space, museums and the University in the 1990ies. It is an historical industrial landscape with industrial buildings built in the 1600s to the early 1900s with some resent residential buildings from the 2010s mixed in. Most of the factories used to produce textiles, paper and phoneswitches. Indeed the water used to be very polluted,however the river bed was, as far as I know, cleaned while the area was redeveloped.
@@FredrikOstrozanszky Thanks for that info, I love this place.
Beautiful city!
Enjoyable premiere , thank you 👍!!!
We might get Sweden withdrawals when he goes back to Japan haha 😅
Wisconsin?
What part of Tokyo is this? It looks strangely foreign....
Неплохо но Корея и Япония лучше 😊✌️