I'm originally from the northern English industrial city of Sheffield, which looks a lot like Rosengård, and has exactly the same issues. I hope that one day the violence will end. It makes me sad to see Sheffield in the news for shooting's and knife crime, but sadly it seems to be an upward trend in every UK city. Malmö itself looks nice, and I love the architecture. It is also nice to know where my Pågens krispbeads come from - and not The Disgusting Food museum! Tack så mycket for a great video Miro! You have a great day too.😊
It unfortunately seems like many places are plagued with violence and disturbances of all kinds these days. I'm still hopeful, though - I refuse to let my optimism for the future die. And Malmö is quite nice! It's small enough to get around easily, and it's still a decent size to have lots of events - as well as architecture and history. Cheers! :D
I lived a few hundred meters outside Rosengård for three years and it was not more violent there than in any other comparable poor suburb in Sweden. Many places in Gothenburg where I have lived too were more shady than Rosengård.
Ahh I remember back in 2015 when the swedes called us Dane’s for racists and Hungary light. I don’t hear a lot of condemnation of Denmark now? It’s almost like the open hearts and doors policy didn’t quite work? I hope you’re enjoying the cultural enrichment from the Middle East and Northern Africa.
People of greenland that belongs to denmark too have a very hard life in greenland. The suicide rate in greenland is the highest in the world. But people of greenland can't move to denmark. Because of rasism. So, yes dane's are racists.
Greenland which is part of denmark has the highest suicide rate in the world. But people of greenland can't move to denmark because of rasism. So, yes dane's are racists.
Sweden was the second European country I visited, and Malmo was the first Swedish city I visited. I was in Copenhagen back in those days (early 1990s) there was a thing called an Oresund trip that you could buy a ticket for in the Copenhagen Central Station (Kobenhaven H). It was a 24 hour ticket to ride any train between Copenhagen and Helsingor, a series of trains in Skane, i.e. between Malmo and Helsingborg, and the ferries between Helsingborg and Helsingor, and between Copenhagen and Malmo. I started out the trip by taking a high speed hydrofoil from Copenhagen to Malmo (this was still years before the Oresund Bridge was built). It was also before many of the modern buildings standing today in Malmo were built. It was a short walk from Malmo harbor to the main square (Stortorget) and a short walk from there to the central station where I took the train to Lund, and after a stop there on to Helsingborg. It was a cold rainy summer day over 30 years ago, and I found Malmo charming.
Amazing to have memories of Malmö from the pre-Öresund bridge time like that! I went with the ferries (not the expensive hydrofoils) a few times as well as a kid, but I was pretty young back then. I do remember that I always liked going on those boatt - even if it was a short ferry hop like that.
@@ThreeStarVagabond Interestingly (or not) I still have the original ticket from my excursion from way back when, which I kept as a souvenir. The ticket itself is black ink on pink cardstock, 11 cm x 15 cm in size. The ticket is named "Oresund rundt" and was a promotional effort from a consortium of companies: DSB, Scandlines, Pagatagen Lanstrafiken Malmohus, and Flyvebadene with their corporate names and logos printed on the ticket (please excuse my not using the a with ring and O with slash as my keyboard doesn't have those characters, but I think you know where the rings, slashes, and double dots go!). The cost of the ticket was 125 DKK which was about $18.75 USD at the time, pretty reasonable considering Denmark was not inexpensive to visit, even back then. Upon further review of the ticket, I am reminded that it was good for 2 days, not just 24 hours, so it was actually quite a good value. I still have the complete numbered ticket, including the "Barnekontrolafsnit" perforated stub still attached. Probably nobody bothered to check my ticket throughout the day, so it is still intact, except for the star shaped punch, purposely made through a part of the Kobenhaven H stamp, made at Kobenhaven H when I purchased it. It is a "second class" ticket, I suppose I could have bought a "first class" ticket but it would have been more expensive. On the reverse of the ticket there is a stylized map with small drawings (i.e. Tivoli, Bakken, Helsingor Castle) showing all the places you could travel to by train, including an alternative rail route between Helsingor and Copenhagen via Friedensborg and Hillerod, and on the Sweden side, showing the spur lines between Malmo and Helsingborg that you could take, from Malmo to Ystad, from Lund to Eslov and Hoor, from Kavlinge to Landskrona, and from Helsingborg to Bjuv. I also have the regular Pagatag timetable of the day for the trains between Malmo and Helsingborg which helped me to manage my time making stops in Skane. I think it would have taken a full two days to have visited all the places, but I only had one day free at the time. Anyway it's nice when flipping through the old photo albums to come across a nice memory like that.
Good question! I think most people enjoy Lund quite a lot. But it's much smaller than Malmö, so there's less to do. And it's a student town as well, so there might be too many partying young people for some people's taste too.
Thanks for the honest look at Malmö. I'm originally from Baltimore, Maryland, USA (known for the series The Wire) and so often mentioning Sweden online gets (usually racist) comments about the crime there...but if you really compare the numbers to other big cities, sweden is incredible safe.
Agreed! I think that people are just shocked at how much worse things have gotten compared to before. But yeah, comparing internationally things are really overblown sometimes.
Believe me, as a citizen of a large S.F. Bay Area city, I would say that Malmo is a very safe city. I have walked it's neighborhoods on two individual trips, and even attended a public rave with pro Palestine protestors marching around it at the same time, and never have I felt threatened.
Oooh, I've been there! It was a pleasant stay. Some areas looked dirty and trashed, some wonderfully clean and beautiful. Had to stay vigilant on a few occasions, especially in the evenings but overall good experience. That said, there isn't anything that makes me want to re-visit. It is very much urban. I liked Lund much, much more.
I think I agree but it's been ages since I was in Lund. I sometimes have my way past Malmö but almost never Lund, even if it's just half an hour away. I should do something about that one of these days 😊
Lund is extremely wealthier though. Malmö is one of the poorest cities and Lund one of the richest though they lie 10min train apart. Inlike Lund more too,nbutnof course it is a lot more expensive and fancy.
Great video! Love seeing parts of Sweden. I’ve only visited Stockholm region, did go through Malmo over the Oresund Bridge to Denmark but that was all! so nice to see other parts of the country.
Thank you for sharing your vlog around Malmö. Some lovely architecture and sculpture on display, Miro. What is the significance of the shoe sculpture on the bridge?
To be honest....I don't know! I just saw them on the way to the food museum. But they had names of famous people, so I can imagine it was a "walk in their shoes" idea.
If you look at real facts, Malmö is NOT the crime capital of Sweden. Stockholm has almost triple the amount of violent crime than the whole of Malmö. This is followed by Gothenburg. As the third largest city in Sweden the third place position in this statistic comes very expected for Malmö. Eskilstuna just west of Stockholm, is the city with most reported crime per capita in Sweden. So why isn't that the "crime capital"? I would say that there's not even much racism or ethnic tensions in Malmö either, although segregation, alot of crime and daily youth misdemeanor and Urban disfunction is of course very much real thing in Malmö. I've been to other cities in Europe like Bradford or Brussels, or even deprived rural small towns of Sweden were ethnic tensions are much more visible and tangible. Malmö has a much better community spirit. Alot of the bad press about Malmö actually stems from real racism and media sensationalism,. Some people are very provoked by the multiculturalism in the city and there's alot of racist memes online about Malmö. They simply can not stand certain ethnic groups living here. I, myself live in an ethnically mixed neighbourhood in Malmö were a broken window recently became national news in Sweden. Because if anything bad happens here no matter how small, the rest of Sweden sure needs to know according to the media. Because this little piece of "evidence" can play a part in the "horrible Malmö" media narrative. Because of this branding Malmö "crime city" is pretty unfair to be honest.
100% agree. I live here but in a more “Swedish” neighbourhood. The ethnic tension in Malmö is not very present, more present in media and by people from other places who hates Malmö and think it’s the worst place in Sweden. Things are definitely getting better but still wouldn’t go to Rosengård and places like that at night. It’s a safe city if you avoid the worst suburbs at night.
Its so amazing how even the so very young can already speak English so well although its a third language to them. Miss Malmo and Rosengård so much, especially Appelgård!!!!!
I have visited, nice city although I was surprised how quiet it was in the centre. I'm from Belfast which is identical in size but much busier. When I was in Malmo I was wondering where the 700,000 people were!
Thank your for this video - it is nicely done. I appreciate your balanced messaging about the current difficulties. We will be visiting Malmo and Lund this summer (July 2024) to explore where my family emigrated from in the 1900s.
Thank you! And I hope you know which village(?) they came from - it can be quite amazing to find these small places that almost look like time has stood still for decades. But even if they came from a larger place I bet it's still going to be interesting with the surprising similarities and differences between the US and over here!
@@ThreeStarVagabond We’ve traced various family member back through the early 1800s to Malmo (great great grand parent married in St. Paul’s in Malmo), Lunds stadsförsamling, Svenstorp (close to Skurup), Slimminge, Lindby, Veberöd, Stävie, Öjaby, Borgeby, Villie. We will be with a tour guide who will help us find some of these locations.
@@billbrookings9399 Sounds like you have an amazing trip lined up! That's going to be so interesting - and nice work on getting a tour guide to help you along with all of that :)
I just love this video, i was on a work secondment to Malmo from New Zealand and my office overlooked Stortorget and everyday I would visit Lilla Torg. This video has given me very fond memories. I hope to one day visit Malmo again. Thank for the lovely memories.
So happy to hear that! And I'm glad that you had a good time while in our neck of the woods. Malmö really is a nice little city, and I don't go there often enough ^_^
I have been to Sweden 9 times out of the past 10. It is very safe. Those that think otherwise are people who never travel abroad, or those with an axe to grind. It also is possible that the success of Swedish crime dramas have had a detrimental effect on the country's image from abroad.
Now that i think about it the Malmo situation and city actually looks allot Rotterdam in Netherlands🇳🇱. Both are Port Cities. Both have a high population of foreign immigrants. Both have racism and islamophobia conflicts. Both have high crime rate. Both cities hate their popular country’s beautifull capital. Both have no go zone areas. Only differences are that Malmo is the 3th biggest city and Rotterdam is 2nd biggest city in their country. Malmo is allot more beautiful in terms of certain architecture with some really nice old buildings and castles, Rotterdam is just a heavily bombed now concrete jungle. Both cities are cities people in their country just look down on for being weird and just want to avoid at any cost. Im from Dordrecht a city 25 minutes from Rotterdam and let me tell you. No one wants to go to Rotterdam for fun. Its what they call a work city. They just want things done and don’t want to stay.
You know, now I really want to go to Rotterdam just to check it out. I'm curious just how bad it is - and I'm sure I could find a good story to tell about the place. Haha, I need to think if I can take a trip to the Netherlands soon...
Why is it that you can see a lot of "racism" from Swedes in Malmo, but you can also see alot of "hatred" from immigrants as well. Please be a little more balanced and call it for what it is. The "hatred" from the immigrants should also be described as "racism". Also how many instances of violent crime are there by Swedes against Immigrants vs the other way around. Are there any stats on that. Sweden is a land of science and statistics but I think they would not release any stats on that any more. I can remember a report in 2005 from BRA showing many immigrants were 2.5 times more likely to be involved in violent crime.
I get "why don't we say that ALL lives matter" vibes from this comment. There's a fine line between knowing when something is technically correct - and if it's appropriate to say it.
@@ThreeStarVagabond Sweden is the home of equality. So lets treat everyone the same and call racism out, no matter which group the racism is coming from or who it is directed at.
@@ThreeStarVagabond Anyway thanks for all the nice and informative videos. In 3 days I arrive in Stockholm for my holidays. I'm greatly looking forward to spending some time in your beautiful country in summer. I'm sure I'll have a wonderful time. Greetings from Australia.
Thank you so much! And I really hope you're going to have an awesome time here :D The weather is picking up again, so you'll have a pleasant 20 degrees and some sun (I hope). I'm completely biased, but I do think that it's a gorgeous country - especially in summer! Cheers
Malmö is the most beautiful charming & magical city of south Sweden ❤🇸🇪 I know their is alot violence, disturbance & crimes going on. I beg to God 🙏 hardly pls dint let spoil this epic place ❤🥺..... Sweden is still safe country as compared to international crime. Index
Thanks for those kind words! I agree, and I think that you make a good point that it's still a safe place, in a safe country - at least compared to many other places in the world.
What's intereseting about it? The grenades or bombings? The complete replacement of a native white swedish population to something looking like north africa?
Great video! I'm literally about to leave for Scandinavia and Malmö is one of my stops (from US). Although the crime is concerning, I'm sure it will be a great experience. Loved your other videos BTW. Great tips for Stockholm!
Thank you so much! I hope you'll have a great time - and I really don't think the crime is anything to worry about as a tourist, so I'm sure it'll be great :D
I heard about the crime before, but this is the first video that I saw that shows the beautiful side of Malmö. Historically speaking, being in the south of Sweden with its position as a trading center one would expect it to have been prosperous and have a lot of beautiful European brick architecture over the centuries, which it has. A sad story about crime, but it is not as bad as Chicago - which also has a significant Swedish immigrant history. Bloody Chicago is an interesting RUclips channel by a guy who follows the local crime as a private citizen-reporter. It is on a whole different level there than in Sweden, with an estimated 100,000+ gang members. San Francisco has a lot of petty crime because the authorities are said to have let it go, but it is not organized gangs so much like in Chicago. You can blame the federal level to a certain extent. I appreciate the police now that I am grown up and they are around when you need them and they show that they care. It is good to know the different sides to the story. Also it is good to have a balanced and realistic view for a visitor, and have an idea of what the different parts of the city are like. Nice footage of the beautiful Old Town of Malmö, with some local history as well. Most people love the European Old Town centers, and find the newer disposable “modern” architecture boring. Traditional architectural styles should be incorporated into new buildings as much as possible. A nice detailed shot in your video of the Brick-Fachwerk building in the center square - that is a really nice job they did - a good instruction for today’s builders for lasting quality aesthetics. For historical structures like that (or any kind of building to increase safety), there are various kinds of fireproof stains and paints which can be applied for extra protection. I hope they last for centuries longer. I really like Fachwerk-Tudor, Victorian and Brick Gothic which is common in the Baltic area. Victorian is actually a combination of various historical styles using the technology they had at the time. According to RUclipsr Mike Haduck - Masonry, in Scandinavia you have much better designed paver sidewalks for easy maintenance and repair than in North America.
That's really interesting - lots of notes about both cities and pavement technology. I'm currently in the US, but so far I haven't seen much on this trip. I'll make sure to have a look at the architecture (and pavements) in the west coast.
Have a safe and enjoyable trip in the USA. Besides its problems it is a great country and a lot can be learned from them. I like Americans' optimism. They make you feel like you can make it too, and not to give up. One of the most beautiful things to see are the Appalachian Mountains in the autumn season with all of the coloured leaves on the trees. They have historical places as well, but not as old as in Europe of course. Swedes in America have been very successful in business and contributed a lot to the country. Is Biden a Swedish name ? The President is from Delaware which was once New Sweden. Thanks for the great videos. Tak så mycket.
@@kulturontario3471 Thank you! I really need to explore more of those areas in the US - but unfortunately this trip I'm on now will be more touristy. There's just so much to see and do! Oh, and Biden isn't a Swedish name - I thought that it was American through and through. But it would have been nice if he had been called Svensson or Jansson or something like that :D
Yes I live in Chicago, most of my life . Gang crime is crazy ,I don't think there is any city with so much violence and crime. 30-35 shot over a weekend is the norm 😢. I'm moving out to the suburbs, it's just a quick fix for right now ..... I don't mind immigrants at all , but Chicago is very cultural city . We have , China town, little Italy, Korean village, Up north on Devon is Indian area and Ukrainian village and many more. Our crime isn't done by immigrants, it's by citizens that are born here .
Malmo seems to be an interesting city. It’s hard when you have a lot of imagination, people bring their own cultures and way of life that will clash with each other and definitely the locals. It was a great video in the history of Malmo and some of there problems, hopefully over time they will straighten themselves out 👍 Stay safe till next time
Yeah I really don't like when people just focus on the negativity of it all...but in some cases it would just be pathetic to try to pretend that there's not a serious problem. Anyway, I had a nice visit there - despite some shady areas 😊
I did hear one of MPs of Sweden say that immigration has proven to be epic failure. Sweden went from one of safest countries in EU to the worst 😢 . Does your government have a plan to deport the criminals , like Denmark is putting in place ? I dont live in the EU, so I do not know EU issues with immigration other than from media . We in the US have similar problems with immigration
It's a touchy subject, how to change the situation. Sweden has a long history of acceptance and letting people in - we've been changing policies slowly, but people are still afraid of taking extreme measures. From my point of view, we have started to change course, but it'll take time for the effects to be seen. And if it takes too long, then maybe more radical measures will be suggested - but not right now.
I considered moving to Malmö about 20 years ago, and was driven around the city by a Somali friend to see the different neighborhoods. I remember him telling me not to move to Rosengård. 😀 I've gotta try hákarl some day. It's on my food bucket list. And so is not-open-air surströmming. 🤮 Any plans of doing Helsingborg?
Haha yeah I guess I wouldn't move to Rosengård either if I lived in Malmö. Just like I wouldn't live in Rinkeby or Tensta in Stockholm :/ Hakarl was horrible! Avoid it!! :P And yeah sooner or later! I did cover it a bit ages ago, as part of a road trip, but it's overdue now.
Sweden lost its identity, its history just because they were too polite. They didn't know how to say no! to the barbarians who invaded their country. The Palestinians benefit from the Swedish impotence.
Even when crimes are high there, why Sweden still ranks a bit high in terms of good quality of life, low crime rate, good public transportation, and other, if you look at the rankings, Sweden is still kinda highcompared to other countries globally ?
My take is that Sweden used to be extremely safe, and now it's gotten worse - but it's still a safe and nice place. But there are many problems that need to be solved!
@@VanillalifeMC-dq4pg I don't know enough about Germany these days to say for sure. I think that both countries have problems with crime and integration - but I wouldn't personally feel unsafe in either place.
@@ThreeStarVagabond what about the UK? sorry I keep asking 😭 I've never been to Europe before I've hurd a lot of bad things about countries there, and I don't know if what there saying on social media is completely accurate to us foreign non European people 😭
@@VanillalifeMC-dq4pg No problem at all! I would say that the UK is pretty similar to Sweden. In general when it comes to Europe, I would say that you unfortunately can see some racism (or at the very least strange looks), and you always have to be careful about pickpockets and petty crime like that. But safety is generally pretty good. That said, there are some rules of thumb: if people are drunk and/or aggressive, try to avoid them. Also, it's always wise to avoid dark alleys late at night and things like that. But the type of violent crime that's reported in news is thankfully rare for random people and tourists - so that's never something I'm concerned about.
Thanks for your nice video and for being so friendly and happy. I believe that there is no Islamophobia but "migrantophobia". I'm not Swedish, and do believe that the problem is if the migrants accept to be part of the Swedish culture and traditions by integrating to it and conserving their culture as well or if most of them refuse the integration at all. What do you see.
I agree to some part. I can get really angry when I hear immigrants who refuse to adapt, and to learn how to live in their new country. But I also see lots of immigrants that like it here and do their best to be good citizens. I try not to clump them all together too much
A brief shot of Su Callu, another disgusting cheese from Sardinia. Farmers who make this will often park their car (usually an old Fiat Panda) by the side of busy roads and hang the cheese from a stick which is attached to the roof rack. This is pretty much the only way to buy it as it's illegal because it doesn't meet EU cheese making standards. The police / carabinieri generally turn a blind eye to the farmers selling it by the roadside.
Thanks for this great video! I was able to be there the week of Eurovision, and I must admit I really liked this city. It was not as crowed as I imagined. There were protests but at no point I felt unsafe. Malmö > Göteborg 🙈
Malmö will become, or already is to Sweden what gaza is to Israel. The immigrant population is higher then the swedish population. Alot of "no go zones" if you are a "svenne".
I've followed some RUclipsrs from Malmö. A couple are still there...a few others moved to other countries and towns in Sweden, but...not because of crime: just the cold and then others wanting to be more in the country. So, my view of the town was shaped by them -- and my U.S. standards, it's seemed like a lovely city. Thank you for focusing more on the future hope of the rougher parts of Malmö -- I hope those kids are the future and can fix the issues the city faces. Because it seems like such a lovely place in more ways than its problems, and it was nice seeing you focus on that as much as its struggles. (But then, that's one of the many things you do so well! 😀 )
I can imagine why people want to move away.. It was pretty damn cold there in Easter, despite Sweden supposedly having spring. But yeah, there's so much focus on all the bad things we have going now, and I really don't want to let the negativity outweigh the positives. I was really happy when those kids where so friendly and talkative - sometimes things just work out great for the message I want to convey :D
Thx for your reply. I hope for the best but look at history for clarity. If anyone can integrate a people, it will be the Swedes! Looking forward to visiting this week. If I see you I will I’ll say hi and thank you for your videos.
I know what you mean, but I try to be positive despite that! I really hope...and believe...that the world will become better in general. Haha, thank you - it would be awesome if you see me out in Stockholm. Have a great time anyway otherwise!
@@ThreeStarVagabond I see. And where was the first generation from? I ask because you speak good Swedish and you look Swedish. I am Czech and I like Sweden. :-)
I'd love to! Unfortunately there are so many places to visit, and so little time, so I don't know when... I did make a few videos about Costa Rica though!
@@ThreeStarVagabond Well, Panama it's just next door. You may want to report on San Blas islands or Bocas del toro (Christopher Columbus 3rd voyage stop). It's amazing. Love your reporting style.
I'm sure there are many who agree with that sentiment these days, but let's remember that people are just people no matter what religion they belong to. Good as well as bad, like always.
@@ThreeStarVagabond Bad person: "if you say something bad about Islam, I will behead you". Good person: "if you say something bad about Islam, he will behead you".
I will greet those kids in Rosengård. Kudos to their English teachers. They might be trilingual: Swedish, English and probably their parents native languages.
They were awesome! So friendly and good at expressing themselves (both in Swedish and English, and like you say - likely at least one more language). Great kids :D
It's sad to see what Beautiful and peaceful SWEDEN HAS BECOME.... Very sad indeed.... OUR EUROPEAN Leaders should be made to Pay for the MultiEthnic Globalisation Mess in which they turned all our Beautiful countries into. Spain alone has had a 8 million immigrant influx in the last 30 years or so.....which is crazy...and the rest of the E.U. is more or less like wyse.... . And they keep on coming non stop while the Authorities play GOODY. NOTHING good IS going to come out of It.....Belive me. The Extreme Right wing is gainning GROUND all over Europe.... At the end of the day this Huge problem isn' all that difficult to solve....IT ISN'T SOVIET COSMIC SCIENCE..... These immigrants all have countries of their own and it's on their own land and Culture where they should live....trying to make the BEST of It in their own land.... Please don't get me wrong am not a Racist type of person...NOT AT ALL...!!.. But I have good eyesight....And SEE.what is going on. MANY thanks for the Malmo video. Please keep informing about SWEDEN. THANK you 😮😊
I try to not focus on generalizations and skin color, but of course there's a lot of tension between ethnic groups. Especially now when things have been really bad for several years. I just hope that there can be a solution of some sort; a compromise maybe. As long as we don't just continue to ignore these issues. But thanks either way!
@@ThreeStarVagabond we don't need Danes, their language is not as beautiful as Swedish. They are not getting Skåne back, not on my watch. In fact we can take more of their land and then give it away to Germany, because Germans like Sweden 😉😂
@@ThreeStarVagabond well you tell me where in Sweden there is shootings, killings and bombs. In Stockholm and around. It HAS been some problems in Malmö but that is a long time ago, but comparing to Stockholm, uppsala it’s nothing. So you are full of BS and don’t have your facts right, all you want is clicks.
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I'm originally from the northern English industrial city of Sheffield, which looks a lot like Rosengård, and has exactly the same issues. I hope that one day the violence will end. It makes me sad to see Sheffield in the news for shooting's and knife crime, but sadly it seems to be an upward trend in every UK city.
Malmö itself looks nice, and I love the architecture. It is also nice to know where my Pågens krispbeads come from - and not The Disgusting Food museum!
Tack så mycket for a great video Miro! You have a great day too.😊
It unfortunately seems like many places are plagued with violence and disturbances of all kinds these days. I'm still hopeful, though - I refuse to let my optimism for the future die.
And Malmö is quite nice! It's small enough to get around easily, and it's still a decent size to have lots of events - as well as architecture and history. Cheers! :D
I lived a few hundred meters outside Rosengård for three years and it was not more violent there than in any other comparable poor suburb in Sweden. Many places in Gothenburg where I have lived too were more shady than Rosengård.
Ahh I remember back in 2015 when the swedes called us Dane’s for racists and Hungary light. I don’t hear a lot of condemnation of Denmark now? It’s almost like the open hearts and doors policy didn’t quite work? I hope you’re enjoying the cultural enrichment from the Middle East and Northern Africa.
Haha I bet it has to be a bitter kind of satisfaction that you guys have now.
People of greenland that belongs to denmark too have a very hard life in greenland. The suicide rate in greenland is the highest in the world. But people of greenland can't move to denmark. Because of rasism. So, yes dane's are racists.
Greenland which is part of denmark has the highest suicide rate in the world. But people of greenland can't move to denmark because of rasism. So, yes dane's are racists.
Yeah, the statement at 12:10 is not really helping. We all know who is responsable for the increase in crime rates in Sweden in the last years...
in Europe in general
Thank you for another very interesting video! I love the historical background and the street scenes, super great!
Thank you! Really happy that you enjoyed it 😊
Sweden was the second European country I visited, and Malmo was the first Swedish city I visited. I was in Copenhagen back in those days (early 1990s) there was a thing called an Oresund trip that you could buy a ticket for in the Copenhagen Central Station (Kobenhaven H). It was a 24 hour ticket to ride any train between Copenhagen and Helsingor, a series of trains in Skane, i.e. between Malmo and Helsingborg, and the ferries between Helsingborg and Helsingor, and between Copenhagen and Malmo. I started out the trip by taking a high speed hydrofoil from Copenhagen to Malmo (this was still years before the Oresund Bridge was built). It was also before many of the modern buildings standing today in Malmo were built. It was a short walk from Malmo harbor to the main square (Stortorget) and a short walk from there to the central station where I took the train to Lund, and after a stop there on to Helsingborg. It was a cold rainy summer day over 30 years ago, and I found Malmo charming.
Amazing to have memories of Malmö from the pre-Öresund bridge time like that! I went with the ferries (not the expensive hydrofoils) a few times as well as a kid, but I was pretty young back then. I do remember that I always liked going on those boatt - even if it was a short ferry hop like that.
@@ThreeStarVagabond Interestingly (or not) I still have the original ticket from my excursion from way back when, which I kept as a souvenir. The ticket itself is black ink on pink cardstock, 11 cm x 15 cm in size. The ticket is named "Oresund rundt" and was a promotional effort from a consortium of companies: DSB, Scandlines, Pagatagen Lanstrafiken Malmohus, and Flyvebadene with their corporate names and logos printed on the ticket (please excuse my not using the a with ring and O with slash as my keyboard doesn't have those characters, but I think you know where the rings, slashes, and double dots go!). The cost of the ticket was 125 DKK which was about $18.75 USD at the time, pretty reasonable considering Denmark was not inexpensive to visit, even back then. Upon further review of the ticket, I am reminded that it was good for 2 days, not just 24 hours, so it was actually quite a good value. I still have the complete numbered ticket, including the "Barnekontrolafsnit" perforated stub still attached. Probably nobody bothered to check my ticket throughout the day, so it is still intact, except for the star shaped punch, purposely made through a part of the Kobenhaven H stamp, made at Kobenhaven H when I purchased it. It is a "second class" ticket, I suppose I could have bought a "first class" ticket but it would have been more expensive. On the reverse of the ticket there is a stylized map with small drawings (i.e. Tivoli, Bakken, Helsingor Castle) showing all the places you could travel to by train, including an alternative rail route between Helsingor and Copenhagen via Friedensborg and Hillerod, and on the Sweden side, showing the spur lines between Malmo and Helsingborg that you could take, from Malmo to Ystad, from Lund to Eslov and Hoor, from Kavlinge to Landskrona, and from Helsingborg to Bjuv. I also have the regular Pagatag timetable of the day for the trains between Malmo and Helsingborg which helped me to manage my time making stops in Skane. I think it would have taken a full two days to have visited all the places, but I only had one day free at the time. Anyway it's nice when flipping through the old photo albums to come across a nice memory like that.
Hi.. I’m just new to ur channel.. from ur experience and all is malmo best for settled or lund ? Thank you ..
Good question! I think most people enjoy Lund quite a lot. But it's much smaller than Malmö, so there's less to do. And it's a student town as well, so there might be too many partying young people for some people's taste too.
@ hi.. thank you so much for your detailed reply.. any idea about halmsted pls ? Better than malmo or Lund ? Thank you .. 😊
Thanks for the honest look at Malmö. I'm originally from Baltimore, Maryland, USA (known for the series The Wire) and so often mentioning Sweden online gets (usually racist) comments about the crime there...but if you really compare the numbers to other big cities, sweden is incredible safe.
Agreed! I think that people are just shocked at how much worse things have gotten compared to before. But yeah, comparing internationally things are really overblown sometimes.
Believe me, as a citizen of a large S.F. Bay Area city, I would say that Malmo is a very safe city. I have walked it's neighborhoods on two individual trips, and even attended a public rave with pro Palestine protestors marching around it at the same time, and never have I felt threatened.
@@benthead I'm used to pretty rough areas but Tenderloin in SF was...quite bad. So I can definitely see what you mean
Oooh, I've been there! It was a pleasant stay. Some areas looked dirty and trashed, some wonderfully clean and beautiful. Had to stay vigilant on a few occasions, especially in the evenings but overall good experience. That said, there isn't anything that makes me want to re-visit. It is very much urban. I liked Lund much, much more.
I think I agree but it's been ages since I was in Lund. I sometimes have my way past Malmö but almost never Lund, even if it's just half an hour away. I should do something about that one of these days 😊
Lund is extremely wealthier though. Malmö is one of the poorest cities and Lund one of the richest though they lie 10min train apart. Inlike Lund more too,nbutnof course it is a lot more expensive and fancy.
Rip New Sweden. Once a great country, enjoy.
In Sweden you should keep to small towns or the countryside.
It still is a great country. Let us be real here. You belong in Trumplandia.....
Great video! Love seeing parts of Sweden. I’ve only visited Stockholm region, did go through Malmo over the Oresund Bridge to Denmark but that was all! so nice to see other parts of the country.
Thanks! Happy to spread some more looks at more or less odd places in Sweden :D
Malmöstan.
I was that kid in interview if u remember me! Like I said I’ve lived here my whole life and I love it!
Thank you so much for doing the interview! It felt really good to get an honest opinion from people who like Rosengård 😀
I love those kids, they are so happy. God bless them.
Thank you for sharing your vlog around Malmö. Some lovely architecture and sculpture on display, Miro. What is the significance of the shoe sculpture on the bridge?
To be honest....I don't know! I just saw them on the way to the food museum. But they had names of famous people, so I can imagine it was a "walk in their shoes" idea.
Awesome video. This Dane learned lots. Thank you.
Thank you! Happy to hear that :D
If you look at real facts, Malmö is NOT the crime capital of Sweden. Stockholm has almost triple the amount of violent crime than the whole of Malmö. This is followed by Gothenburg. As the third largest city in Sweden the third place position in this statistic comes very expected for Malmö. Eskilstuna just west of Stockholm, is the city with most reported crime per capita in Sweden. So why isn't that the "crime capital"?
I would say that there's not even much racism or ethnic tensions in Malmö either, although segregation, alot of crime and daily youth misdemeanor and Urban disfunction is of course very much real thing in Malmö. I've been to other cities in Europe like Bradford or Brussels, or even deprived rural small towns of Sweden were ethnic tensions are much more visible and tangible. Malmö has a much better community spirit.
Alot of the bad press about Malmö actually stems from real racism and media sensationalism,. Some people are very provoked by the multiculturalism in the city and there's alot of racist memes online about Malmö. They simply can not stand certain ethnic groups living here.
I, myself live in an ethnically mixed neighbourhood in Malmö were a broken window recently became national news in Sweden. Because if anything bad happens here no matter how small, the rest of Sweden sure needs to know according to the media. Because this little piece of "evidence" can play a part in the "horrible Malmö" media narrative. Because of this branding Malmö "crime city" is pretty unfair to be honest.
Pretty sure Malmö has a higher crime rate in general, but Stockholm has more violent crime.
@@Elis_Nordgall No that's simply not true according to the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention (Brottsförebyggande rådet or Brå for short),
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@@Carloshacheyour incorrect. Your failing to take into account population. I’d be happy to provide links.
100% agree. I live here but in a more “Swedish” neighbourhood. The ethnic tension in Malmö is not very present, more present in media and by people from other places who hates Malmö and think it’s the worst place in Sweden. Things are definitely getting better but still wouldn’t go to Rosengård and places like that at night. It’s a safe city if you avoid the worst suburbs at night.
I have been there in 2012 and I really miss that place now
I'm sure it misses you too!
Its so amazing how even the so very young can already speak English so well although its a third language to them. Miss Malmo and Rosengård so much, especially Appelgård!!!!!
Those kids were so clever and so nice! I had so much fun chatting with them outside the camera too :D Best possible representatives for Rosengård!
I have visited, nice city although I was surprised how quiet it was in the centre. I'm from Belfast which is identical in size but much busier. When I was in Malmo I was wondering where the 700,000 people were!
I guess cities in Sweden are pretty spread out! Stockholm and Gothenburg don't really seem all that big either to be honest
Malmo is unfortunately lost . Good luck Sweden in your path towards the Middle Ages .
I'm happy you didn't get any trouble, but don't try it at night.
Stay safe & take care!
Fair point - always a bad idea to roam the streets at night, especially in some areas. Cheers!
Thank your for this video - it is nicely done. I appreciate your balanced messaging about the current difficulties. We will be visiting Malmo and Lund this summer (July 2024) to explore where my family emigrated from in the 1900s.
Thank you! And I hope you know which village(?) they came from - it can be quite amazing to find these small places that almost look like time has stood still for decades. But even if they came from a larger place I bet it's still going to be interesting with the surprising similarities and differences between the US and over here!
@@ThreeStarVagabond We’ve traced various family member back through the early 1800s to Malmo (great great grand parent married in St. Paul’s in Malmo), Lunds stadsförsamling, Svenstorp (close to Skurup), Slimminge, Lindby, Veberöd, Stävie, Öjaby, Borgeby, Villie. We will be with a tour guide who will help us find some of these locations.
@@billbrookings9399 Sounds like you have an amazing trip lined up! That's going to be so interesting - and nice work on getting a tour guide to help you along with all of that :)
I just love this video, i was on a work secondment to Malmo from New Zealand and my office overlooked Stortorget and everyday I would visit Lilla Torg. This video has given me very fond memories. I hope to one day visit Malmo again. Thank for the lovely memories.
So happy to hear that! And I'm glad that you had a good time while in our neck of the woods. Malmö really is a nice little city, and I don't go there often enough ^_^
I thought Sweden was one of the most safest countries 💀
It used to be safest country in Europe, now it's most dangerous one
I have been to Sweden 9 times out of the past 10. It is very safe. Those that think otherwise are people who never travel abroad, or those with an axe to grind. It also is possible that the success of Swedish crime dramas have had a detrimental effect on the country's image from abroad.
@@bentheadwith so many African? No way
@@benthead totally agree, I Live outside Malmö and have traveled alot, Sweden is very priviligated
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Now that i think about it the Malmo situation and city actually looks allot Rotterdam in Netherlands🇳🇱.
Both are Port Cities.
Both have a high population of foreign immigrants.
Both have racism and islamophobia conflicts.
Both have high crime rate.
Both cities hate their popular country’s beautifull capital.
Both have no go zone areas.
Only differences are that
Malmo is the 3th biggest city and Rotterdam is 2nd biggest city in their country.
Malmo is allot more beautiful in terms of certain architecture with some really nice old buildings and castles, Rotterdam is just a heavily bombed now concrete jungle.
Both cities are cities people in their country just look down on for being weird and just want to avoid at any cost.
Im from Dordrecht a city 25 minutes from Rotterdam and let me tell you. No one wants to go to Rotterdam for fun.
Its what they call a work city. They just want things done and don’t want to stay.
You know, now I really want to go to Rotterdam just to check it out. I'm curious just how bad it is - and I'm sure I could find a good story to tell about the place. Haha, I need to think if I can take a trip to the Netherlands soon...
Your humor made this video perfect😂！
I try at least :D
I have heard that that this the most “diverse” city in Swedenstan
And I have heard that the average RUclips commenter has an IQ of 70. I wonder if one should listen to everything one hears.
Why is it that you can see a lot of "racism" from Swedes in Malmo, but you can also see alot of "hatred" from immigrants as well. Please be a little more balanced and call it for what it is. The "hatred" from the immigrants should also be described as "racism".
Also how many instances of violent crime are there by Swedes against Immigrants vs the other way around. Are there any stats on that. Sweden is a land of science and statistics but I think they would not release any stats on that any more. I can remember a report in 2005 from BRA showing many immigrants were 2.5 times more likely to be involved in violent crime.
I get "why don't we say that ALL lives matter" vibes from this comment. There's a fine line between knowing when something is technically correct - and if it's appropriate to say it.
@@ThreeStarVagabond Sweden is the home of equality. So lets treat everyone the same and call racism out, no matter which group the racism is coming from or who it is directed at.
I think I shouldn't have used the word racism at all. People on all sides lose their minds as soon as it's brought up.
@@ThreeStarVagabond Anyway thanks for all the nice and informative videos. In 3 days I arrive in Stockholm for my holidays. I'm greatly looking forward to spending some time in your beautiful country in summer. I'm sure I'll have a wonderful time. Greetings from Australia.
Thank you so much! And I really hope you're going to have an awesome time here :D The weather is picking up again, so you'll have a pleasant 20 degrees and some sun (I hope). I'm completely biased, but I do think that it's a gorgeous country - especially in summer! Cheers
Malmö is the most beautiful charming & magical city of south Sweden ❤🇸🇪
I know their is alot violence, disturbance & crimes going on.
I beg to God 🙏 hardly
pls dint let spoil this epic place ❤🥺.....
Sweden is still safe country as compared to international crime. Index
Thanks for those kind words! I agree, and I think that you make a good point that it's still a safe place, in a safe country - at least compared to many other places in the world.
What an interesting place. Thank you for showing us around on your visit there! 🇸🇪 … let’s hope the crime situation improves.
Thank you! :D My pleasure - it was a really nice trip there, and I'm happy that you enjoyed it
What's intereseting about it? The grenades or bombings? The complete replacement of a native white swedish population to something looking like north africa?
Great video! I'm literally about to leave for Scandinavia and Malmö is one of my stops (from US). Although the crime is concerning, I'm sure it will be a great experience. Loved your other videos BTW. Great tips for Stockholm!
Thank you so much! I hope you'll have a great time - and I really don't think the crime is anything to worry about as a tourist, so I'm sure it'll be great :D
Dont worry about crime, it is generally very safe if you dont get involved in the organized crime.
Looks beautiful and interesting!
It's a really interesting town! Full of contrasts 😀
I heard about the crime before, but this is the first video that I saw that shows the beautiful side of Malmö. Historically speaking, being in the south of Sweden with its position as a trading center one would expect it to have been prosperous and have a lot of beautiful European brick architecture over the centuries, which it has. A sad story about crime, but it is not as bad as Chicago - which also has a significant Swedish immigrant history. Bloody Chicago is an interesting RUclips channel by a guy who follows the local crime as a private citizen-reporter. It is on a whole different level there than in Sweden, with an estimated 100,000+ gang members. San Francisco has a lot of petty crime because the authorities are said to have let it go, but it is not organized gangs so much like in Chicago. You can blame the federal level to a certain extent. I appreciate the police now that I am grown up and they are around when you need them and they show that they care. It is good to know the different sides to the story. Also it is good to have a balanced and realistic view for a visitor, and have an idea of what the different parts of the city are like.
Nice footage of the beautiful Old Town of Malmö, with some local history as well. Most people love the European Old Town centers, and find the newer disposable “modern” architecture boring. Traditional architectural styles should be incorporated into new buildings as much as possible. A nice detailed shot in your video of the Brick-Fachwerk building in the center square - that is a really nice job they did - a good instruction for today’s builders for lasting quality aesthetics. For historical structures like that (or any kind of building to increase safety), there are various kinds of fireproof stains and paints which can be applied for extra protection. I hope they last for centuries longer. I really like Fachwerk-Tudor, Victorian and Brick Gothic which is common in the Baltic area. Victorian is actually a combination of various historical styles using the technology they had at the time. According to RUclipsr Mike Haduck - Masonry, in Scandinavia you have much better designed paver sidewalks for easy maintenance and repair than in North America.
That's really interesting - lots of notes about both cities and pavement technology. I'm currently in the US, but so far I haven't seen much on this trip. I'll make sure to have a look at the architecture (and pavements) in the west coast.
Have a safe and enjoyable trip in the USA. Besides its problems it is a great country and a lot can be learned from them. I like Americans' optimism. They make you feel like you can make it too, and not to give up. One of the most beautiful things to see are the Appalachian Mountains in the autumn season with all of the coloured leaves on the trees. They have historical places as well, but not as old as in Europe of course. Swedes in America have been very successful in business and contributed a lot to the country. Is Biden a Swedish name ? The President is from Delaware which was once New Sweden. Thanks for the great videos. Tak så mycket.
@@kulturontario3471 Thank you! I really need to explore more of those areas in the US - but unfortunately this trip I'm on now will be more touristy. There's just so much to see and do! Oh, and Biden isn't a Swedish name - I thought that it was American through and through. But it would have been nice if he had been called Svensson or Jansson or something like that :D
Yes I live in Chicago, most of my life . Gang crime is crazy ,I don't think there is any city with so much violence and crime. 30-35 shot over a weekend is the norm 😢. I'm moving out to the suburbs, it's just a quick fix for right now ..... I don't mind immigrants at all , but Chicago is very cultural city . We have , China town, little Italy, Korean village, Up north on Devon is Indian area and Ukrainian village and many more. Our crime isn't done by immigrants, it's by citizens that are born here .
Glasgow & skåne are my favourite places in Europe 🌍
That's such a cool combination of places! So different, but glad that you enjoy the southern areas of Sweden ^_^
Malmo seems to be an interesting city. It’s hard when you have a lot of imagination, people bring their own cultures and way of life that will clash with each other and definitely the locals. It was a great video in the history of Malmo and some of there problems, hopefully over time they will straighten themselves out 👍 Stay safe till next time
Yeah I really don't like when people just focus on the negativity of it all...but in some cases it would just be pathetic to try to pretend that there's not a serious problem. Anyway, I had a nice visit there - despite some shady areas 😊
Great Video. I'll try to visit Malmö again, when I arrive in Sweden, I hope as soon as possible 😂
Thank you, and fingers crossed that you can make it happen! I like the town 😀
Hahaha I loved the cheeky “I would never ride a scooter while drunk”
Whaaat, didn't I sound completely sincere?! :D
My great grandparents came from Malmö. Was planning on visiting one day... perhaps not.
I still like a lot of the city, but maybe a visit to Rosengård isn't exactly necessary for most people :)
Malmö is an epic city. is has all the best things of MENA imported issues. Dont stop your car here...
very funny and amusing
Thank you
Thanks for checking it out ^_^
I did hear one of MPs of Sweden say that immigration has proven to be epic failure. Sweden went from one of safest countries in EU to the worst 😢 . Does your government have a plan to deport the criminals , like Denmark is putting in place ? I dont live in the EU, so I do not know EU issues with immigration other than from media . We in the US have similar problems with immigration
It's a touchy subject, how to change the situation. Sweden has a long history of acceptance and letting people in - we've been changing policies slowly, but people are still afraid of taking extreme measures. From my point of view, we have started to change course, but it'll take time for the effects to be seen. And if it takes too long, then maybe more radical measures will be suggested - but not right now.
I considered moving to Malmö about 20 years ago, and was driven around the city by a Somali friend to see the different neighborhoods. I remember him telling me not to move to Rosengård. 😀
I've gotta try hákarl some day. It's on my food bucket list. And so is not-open-air surströmming. 🤮
Any plans of doing Helsingborg?
Haha yeah I guess I wouldn't move to Rosengård either if I lived in Malmö. Just like I wouldn't live in Rinkeby or Tensta in Stockholm :/ Hakarl was horrible! Avoid it!! :P
And yeah sooner or later! I did cover it a bit ages ago, as part of a road trip, but it's overdue now.
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oky what about Lund city is it safe ? How's life their 😊
@@zainulabdin1720 Not my area really, but from what I understand Lund is calmer and more of a classic student town despite its proximity to Malmö
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that's nice!
Sweden lost its identity, its history just because they were too polite. They didn't know how to say no! to the barbarians who invaded their country. The Palestinians benefit from the Swedish impotence.
Even when crimes are high there, why Sweden still ranks a bit high in terms of good quality of life, low crime rate, good public transportation, and other, if you look at the rankings, Sweden is still kinda highcompared to other countries globally ?
My take is that Sweden used to be extremely safe, and now it's gotten worse - but it's still a safe and nice place. But there are many problems that need to be solved!
@@ThreeStarVagabond but which is better overall, Germany or Sweden?
@@VanillalifeMC-dq4pg I don't know enough about Germany these days to say for sure. I think that both countries have problems with crime and integration - but I wouldn't personally feel unsafe in either place.
@@ThreeStarVagabond what about the UK?
sorry I keep asking 😭 I've never been to Europe before I've hurd a lot of bad things about countries there, and I don't know if what there saying on social media is completely accurate to us foreign non European people 😭
@@VanillalifeMC-dq4pg No problem at all! I would say that the UK is pretty similar to Sweden. In general when it comes to Europe, I would say that you unfortunately can see some racism (or at the very least strange looks), and you always have to be careful about pickpockets and petty crime like that. But safety is generally pretty good. That said, there are some rules of thumb: if people are drunk and/or aggressive, try to avoid them. Also, it's always wise to avoid dark alleys late at night and things like that. But the type of violent crime that's reported in news is thankfully rare for random people and tourists - so that's never something I'm concerned about.
ate my dinner while watching this, was good accompaniment
Happy to hear that! Bon appettit retroactively :D
Thanks for your nice video and for being so friendly and happy.
I believe that there is no Islamophobia but "migrantophobia". I'm not Swedish, and do believe that the problem is if the migrants accept to be part of the Swedish culture and traditions by integrating to it and conserving their culture as well or if most of them refuse the integration at all. What do you see.
I agree to some part. I can get really angry when I hear immigrants who refuse to adapt, and to learn how to live in their new country. But I also see lots of immigrants that like it here and do their best to be good citizens. I try not to clump them all together too much
A brief shot of Su Callu, another disgusting cheese from Sardinia. Farmers who make this will often park their car (usually an old Fiat Panda) by the side of busy roads and hang the cheese from a stick which is attached to the roof rack. This is pretty much the only way to buy it as it's illegal because it doesn't meet EU cheese making standards. The police / carabinieri generally turn a blind eye to the farmers selling it by the roadside.
That's insane! I mean, it's good to keep old traditions and all, but why focus on old weird cheese :D
@@ThreeStarVagabond who knows, but for some reason it's quite popular 😱
@@VAR_life I'm just shaking my head in disgust here. Literally :D
Thanks for this great video! I was able to be there the week of Eurovision, and I must admit I really liked this city. It was not as crowed as I imagined. There were protests but at no point I felt unsafe. Malmö > Göteborg 🙈
Oh wow, that sounds good! I really feared that it'd be crowded and full of angry people - but it sounds like they sorted it out well after all 😊
Any native people left or been replaced by invaders?
Oh look! A person on the internet who's a few horses short of a stable. How uncommon...
Malmö will become, or already is to Sweden what gaza is to Israel. The immigrant population is higher then the swedish population. Alot of "no go zones" if you are a "svenne".
Then again, a lot of people are okay with svennar in the no-go zones. The worst that happened to me was a guy who offered me to buy illicit substances
You seem to have a poor understanding of what Gaza is…
You dint even understand what's going in Gaza on daily basis.
@@ThreeStarVagabond For a man it's different... Now think about a woman not being completely safe.
Du missade din falafel. Hoppas du fixar det nästa gång
Absolut, nästa gång måste det bli av! Jag glömde faktiskt helt bort att falafel är något man inte får missa i Malmö. Så... Jag missade det... :(
You missed your falafel. Hope you fix it next time
I've followed some RUclipsrs from Malmö. A couple are still there...a few others moved to other countries and towns in Sweden, but...not because of crime: just the cold and then others wanting to be more in the country. So, my view of the town was shaped by them -- and my U.S. standards, it's seemed like a lovely city.
Thank you for focusing more on the future hope of the rougher parts of Malmö -- I hope those kids are the future and can fix the issues the city faces. Because it seems like such a lovely place in more ways than its problems, and it was nice seeing you focus on that as much as its struggles. (But then, that's one of the many things you do so well! 😀 )
I can imagine why people want to move away.. It was pretty damn cold there in Easter, despite Sweden supposedly having spring. But yeah, there's so much focus on all the bad things we have going now, and I really don't want to let the negativity outweigh the positives. I was really happy when those kids where so friendly and talkative - sometimes things just work out great for the message I want to convey :D
He is true in that Malmö hates stocholm but you cant call malmö segregated, the only segregation in malmö is between limhamn and the rest
Thx for your reply. I hope for the best but look at history for clarity. If anyone can integrate a people, it will be the Swedes! Looking forward to visiting this week. If I see you I will I’ll say hi and thank you for your videos.
I know what you mean, but I try to be positive despite that! I really hope...and believe...that the world will become better in general. Haha, thank you - it would be awesome if you see me out in Stockholm. Have a great time anyway otherwise!
43000 people died in the US due to gun violence in 2023. Sweden has a lot of catching up to do.
Don't give us any ideas! We're already mimicking the US in everything...
@ God forbid 🤣
Please, you are a Swedish men?
Well, I'm raised in Sweden but I'm a second generation immigrant myself
@@ThreeStarVagabond Where do your parents come from`?
@@ThreeStarVagabond I see. And where was the first generation from? I ask because you speak good Swedish and you look Swedish. I am Czech and I like Sweden. :-)
@@jiriloukota7170 Half Finnish, half Yugoslavian. So yeah a lot of Finnish genes for the blonde / blue-eye thing :)
@@discovering_sweden777 Finland / Yugoslavia
Immigration has wrecked Malmo sadly.
Vagabond, are you planning on making the big jump and visit Latin America? Greetings from Panama. I subscribed.
I'd love to! Unfortunately there are so many places to visit, and so little time, so I don't know when... I did make a few videos about Costa Rica though!
@@ThreeStarVagabond Well, Panama it's just next door. You may want to report on San Blas islands or Bocas del toro (Christopher Columbus 3rd voyage stop). It's amazing. Love your reporting style.
Thank you! Really happy to hear that - and let's see when I can get to Panama then. Thanks for the tips! 😊
Why lie? The crime rate is way higher in Stockholm and Gothenburg.
isIam is CANCER
I'm sure there are many who agree with that sentiment these days, but let's remember that people are just people no matter what religion they belong to. Good as well as bad, like always.
@@ThreeStarVagabond Bad person: "if you say something bad about Islam, I will behead you". Good person: "if you say something bad about Islam, he will behead you".
Good & bad people's are everywhere, no Matter any religion any country u live 😊
Haha Malmo is for sure a tale of 2 cities … thanks for the video
Very well put! And thanks for checking it out 😊
@@ThreeStarVagabond take care out there …. Enjoy the summer and god bless 👍🏻😊
@@NickiesAdventureChannel You have a great one too man :D
Ask a blonde Swedish kid what Rosengard is like.
Better than asking some foreigner to comment on the situation in Sweden
Will watch later...
I'm surprised by the absence of protests blaming Israel for this
Oh don't worry, there was plenty of that earlier.
Those kids make that place beautiful
Totally agree! They were so nice and just awesome :D
I will greet those kids in Rosengård. Kudos to their English teachers. They might be trilingual: Swedish, English and probably their parents native languages.
They were awesome! So friendly and good at expressing themselves (both in Swedish and English, and like you say - likely at least one more language). Great kids :D
Visited its great
Happy to hear that!
It's sad to see what Beautiful and peaceful SWEDEN HAS BECOME....
Very sad indeed....
OUR EUROPEAN Leaders should be made to Pay for the MultiEthnic Globalisation Mess in which they turned all our Beautiful countries into.
Spain alone has had a 8 million immigrant influx in the last 30 years or so.....which is crazy...and the rest of the E.U. is more or less like wyse....
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And they keep on coming non stop while the Authorities play GOODY.
NOTHING good IS going to come out of It.....Belive me.
The Extreme Right wing is gainning GROUND all over Europe....
At the end of the day this Huge problem isn' all that difficult to solve....IT ISN'T SOVIET COSMIC SCIENCE.....
These immigrants all have countries of their own and it's on their own land and Culture where they should live....trying to make the BEST of It in their own land....
Please don't get me wrong am not a Racist type of person...NOT AT ALL...!!..
But I have good eyesight....And SEE.what is going on.
MANY thanks for the Malmo video.
Please keep informing about SWEDEN.
THANK you
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I try to not focus on generalizations and skin color, but of course there's a lot of tension between ethnic groups. Especially now when things have been really bad for several years. I just hope that there can be a solution of some sort; a compromise maybe. As long as we don't just continue to ignore these issues. But thanks either way!
Very interesting ...that is you visiting eastern Denmark 😁😁🇩🇰 🍻🍻🍺🍺🥃🥃
Danes still can’t get over the fact that Skåne is no longer Danish 🤣🤣🤣
@@discovering_sweden777 Old wounds remain...even after several hundreds of years :D
I wish the Danes would come take it back. And they can take all of Sweden while they're at it - we obviously can't govern ourselves :D
@@ThreeStarVagabond nahhhh haha....your flag is beautiful 🇩🇰 opss ..this one🇸🇪 .. the blue flag
@@ThreeStarVagabond we don't need Danes, their language is not as beautiful as Swedish. They are not getting Skåne back, not on my watch. In fact we can take more of their land and then give it away to Germany, because Germans like Sweden 😉😂
The bad in Malmö. cobblestone, hurts my feet! xD
Haha! Just like Gamla stan in Stockholm. Darn those cobblestones all over 😀
No people on streets😮 where all the people gone?
I think people were off during Easter!
It'll be interesting to see how things move along once Sharia law takes effect. Should be any day now....
Honestly Sharia law would take out crime a lot more efficiently than the Swedish police
nice
Thank you!
I used to love going to salmon,,, NO MORE !!!!!!!!
Agreed, salmon sucks!
2/3:s of the old city was demolished 1955-1985, it shows everywhere and not in a good sense of the word. Pretty ugly.
Still better than what they did with Klara in Stockholm :/
call it Malmostan
First minute into the video: rainbow flags and non violence statue. Yeah thats why you were conquered.
Now Paired with Baghdad haha what a 💩 🕳️
Deport
uk is next
kebab pizza swedish food 😂😂😂😂😊
What's so funny? It was invented in Sweden in the 80's and today it's the most ordered pizza in Sweden.
Just as Swedish as meatballs! Oh wait... :D
What a lot of BS!
Agreed! I've never seen such a worthless comment ever!
Yeah right, you don’t know the city. It was a dangerous town back in the 70’s. Now it is just alive, innovative, fun and a great city.
@@vansting Haha, look at that completely unbiased review!
@@ThreeStarVagabond well you tell me where in Sweden there is shootings, killings and bombs. In Stockholm and around. It HAS been some problems in Malmö but that is a long time ago, but comparing to Stockholm, uppsala it’s nothing. So you are full of BS and don’t have your facts right, all you want is clicks.
I'm sure you feel much better now.
What a dump
Looks boring
I think it's a bit more lively in Summer at least
Crap
Now the Vikings turned MUSLIMS. Oh alla , what r u up today ??????¿?¿? Free malmo from the Mob.🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
How about all you people who cause trouble shut up. That includes both sides - don't throw stones in glass houses.