Internationally, Strindberg is known for a few plays. The naturalistic 'Miss Julie' as well as the spaced out 'A dream play' are both still resonating with directors, it seems.
I've never been to the Nordiska Museet so this was really interesting and has persuaded me to go when I'm in Stockholm again. I laughed at the old school Swedish apartment which was furnished the same way as my grandparents home in the UK! You said it was like your grandma's home Daniel - everyone had the same furniture back in the day! It was a very charming video and really nice to "meet" Sara and learn some Swedish history.
One more thing, Isaw in museum is tipical swedish staircase. This is maybe scandinavian. I my country on flat doors we have numbers, in Sweden names (surname) About old kitcen. I have repaired few of them. Some people on Skargard still like this style or similar. Sometimes mixed with modern staf.
I was interested in the exhibit about British fashion influence but our links with Scandinavia run much deeper! A huge swathe of England was under Viking rule "Danelaw" for centuries and a lot of Brits have Nordic DNA. I have Swedish and Danish ancestry. My forebears were Vikings who settled in the Orkney Islands. We all did a DNA test a few years ago and I have Sweden/Denmark/Scotland/Ireland/England, my sister is Denmark/Scotland/Norway/Ireland/England and my brother just has Sweden/Scotland/England! Fascinating stuff and proves that most Brits are a bit Norse!
Beetje later een reactie was aan het werk(zorg) maar wat een leuke verrassing met dit museum bezoek en een mooi gebouw ,ik hoop dat je dat vaker gaat doen gr
Yea, only now watching your video. Many comments try to not forgot. :) I live in Stockholm some years, but newer try visit any museum. Now I see, it was wrong thinking :) So much intresting there, and if I rememmber this museum was for free. Påtår ingår - yes tipisk svensk. I think its almost everywere in SWE its works. Maybe except Presbyran and other kiosks, (kafe och bule) On the ferry to Riga was sign Påtår ingår inte, only in swedish, cause nobody else will ask for second cup :)
I enjoyed this more than I thought I would. I do prefer the outside walks but I think I need to visit this museum when I visit Stockholm next. Nice to hear from Sara too. #moreguestsplease
Such a futuristic and thorough museum. Very interesting. Where in Italy is (are you) Sarah from? Two of my great grandparents were Italian, from Genoa.
Now this was a nice tour! Love museums & this one will definitely go on my list for when I visit Stockholm!🙂 8:35 - At Uni I did my dissertation on (partly) how the Sámi are represented in Viking literature; a bit like having 'outsiders' within, so to say, they also speak a totally alien language more related to Finnish & (very distantly) to Hungarian, which is fascinating (to me); it's unfortunate that in Sweden they are not as recognised, actually Norway has made more efforts towards their representation & acknowledgment of their culture; if anybody is interested to listen to their language in some contemporary media, Netflix's Klaus gives a nice shout-out to them.☺ This was great - also, *yes* to having more guests in the future!💙
In Spanish, Påsk is "Pascua" and in French "Pâques". The accent on â indicates that in the past, an "s" followed after "a". The word derives from Ancient Greek "paskha", an this one from Hebrew "pesah" (passage). Påsk in English Is "Easter" and in German "Ostern".
Disappointing, the museum is shown very poorly. Exhibits not shown. Basically the middle of the rooms, where the exhibits are from the right and left. If you are afraid of your own reflection in the glass, do not make a video about the museum.
Very interesting Daniel and Sarah! Even i could enjoy this museum😃! Thank’s and see you all🖐
Nice and very interesting video, thanks for sharing.👍
Thank you ♥️
Nice walk video tour inside history museum. 😎 🇸🇪
That's interesting Daniel with your family. Nice museum
Fun video inside of the museum! It was nice hearing Sarah too! You were very kind and considerate with her, so nice 🥰
You are a very good host and Sarah is a sweet person Daniel. Thank you for this awesome museum tour. 💙
Very interesting and lovely culture walk 🧡 you both were nice 👍 💫
Thank you Daniel and Sarah for so interesting walk in the Nordic Museum! It was great!
Daniel, this was really cool. Nordiska Museet was one of my favorite places to visit while in Sweden. Enjoyed the café too. Skansen was also great.
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Nice culture walk. Huge main hall and a lot of exhibits, furnished rooms with laid tables and everyday objects from that time were very interesting.
Thanks
Bit of culture. Love the theme. I visited museum in 2019. National museum next please. Love Stokholm. Greetings from Montenegro 🇲🇪❤
Confident (but lagom, of course) exhibition design, a pleasant attention to detail as well as the big picture cohesion.
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Internationally, Strindberg is known for a few plays. The naturalistic 'Miss Julie' as well as the spaced out 'A dream play' are both still resonating with directors, it seems.
I've never been to the Nordiska Museet so this was really interesting and has persuaded me to go when I'm in Stockholm again. I laughed at the old school Swedish apartment which was furnished the same way as my grandparents home in the UK! You said it was like your grandma's home Daniel - everyone had the same furniture back in the day! It was a very charming video and really nice to "meet" Sara and learn some Swedish history.
I have been looking at all the places there are to visit and trying to decide which ones I want to visit and have added this to my list. Tack!
You should!
One more thing, Isaw in museum is tipical swedish staircase. This is maybe scandinavian. I my country on flat doors we have numbers, in Sweden names (surname) About old kitcen. I have repaired few of them. Some people on Skargard still like this style or similar. Sometimes mixed with modern staf.
I was interested in the exhibit about British fashion influence but our links with Scandinavia run much deeper! A huge swathe of England was under Viking rule "Danelaw" for centuries and a lot of Brits have Nordic DNA. I have Swedish and Danish ancestry. My forebears were Vikings who settled in the Orkney Islands. We all did a DNA test a few years ago and I have Sweden/Denmark/Scotland/Ireland/England, my sister is Denmark/Scotland/Norway/Ireland/England and my brother just has Sweden/Scotland/England! Fascinating stuff and proves that most Brits are a bit Norse!
This museum doesn't seem so boring!~~
lol yes indeed.
Echt leuk terug te zien. Ben er 5 jaar geleden geweest.
Beetje later een reactie was aan het werk(zorg) maar wat een leuke verrassing met dit museum bezoek en een mooi gebouw ,ik hoop dat je dat vaker gaat doen gr
Yea, only now watching your video. Many comments try to not forgot. :) I live in Stockholm some years, but newer try visit any museum. Now I see, it was wrong thinking :) So much intresting there, and if I rememmber this museum was for free. Påtår ingår - yes tipisk svensk. I think its almost everywere in SWE its works. Maybe except Presbyran and other kiosks, (kafe och bule) On the ferry to Riga was sign Påtår ingår inte, only in swedish, cause nobody else will ask for second cup :)
I enjoyed this more than I thought I would. I do prefer the outside walks but I think I need to visit this museum when I visit Stockholm next. Nice to hear from Sara too. #moreguestsplease
Thanks Dan 🙏🏻🇸🇪
Such a futuristic and thorough museum. Very interesting. Where in Italy is (are you) Sarah from? Two of my great grandparents were Italian, from Genoa.
I let her answer that 😅
@@letswalkaroundstockholm La ragazza non c'è.
Now this was a nice tour! Love museums & this one will definitely go on my list for when I visit Stockholm!🙂
8:35 - At Uni I did my dissertation on (partly) how the Sámi are represented in Viking literature; a bit like having 'outsiders' within, so to say, they also speak a totally alien language more related to Finnish & (very distantly) to Hungarian, which is fascinating (to me); it's unfortunate that in Sweden they are not as recognised, actually Norway has made more efforts towards their representation & acknowledgment of their culture; if anybody is interested to listen to their language in some contemporary media, Netflix's Klaus gives a nice shout-out to them.☺
This was great - also, *yes* to having more guests in the future!💙
Påsk, You knoe in russian they call wery similar. Its intresting know at list something from many languages. Russian I speak much better than english.
In Spanish, Påsk is "Pascua" and in French "Pâques". The accent on â indicates that in the past, an "s" followed after "a". The word derives from Ancient Greek "paskha", an this one from Hebrew "pesah" (passage). Påsk in English Is "Easter" and in German "Ostern".
The lack of knowledge about Sami culture is not surprising, it is the same here in Australia with our First Nations people!
Yes I know. I actually used to work in an Aboriginal community myself. (Warburton Ranges)
@@letswalkaroundstockholm oh wow! That's awesome!
Disappointing, the museum is shown very poorly. Exhibits not shown. Basically the middle of the rooms, where the exhibits are from the right and left. If you are afraid of your own reflection in the glass, do not make a video about the museum.
You are right , I will not do it anymore. I'm sorry.