The centre of Stockholm is so beautiful. Somewhat underrated as a destination for visitors which is no bad thing considering so many cities in Southern Europe are no longer worth going to due to overwhelming mass tourism and all the tack that goes with it.
Whew! That hour long brisk walk nearly wore me out! - But seriously, what I find remarkable about this walking tour of downtown Stockholm is how clean the city is. And despite all the downtown vehicular traffic, not once over the course of the hour was there a single automobile horn heard. … I’m sure Stockholm is not a city without its challenges, but only once was there a siren heard. I saw only one of what I think was a uniformed police officer on foot. I saw no homeless in the street nor any people asking for handouts. Only three instances of what could be described as minor graffiti seen. A stark difference from what I am accustomed to seeing in the major cities here in the U.S., particularly with our capital, Washington DC.
Thank you! The city is indeed rather clean. If you liked this Stockholm video, there is a 2nd one here on the channel with a different route: ruclips.net/video/Jr9x-RB4E1U/видео.html Thanks for watching!
Well, he starts of close to the most destroyed parts of Stockholm (named the Klara quarters).These parts were demolished to about 80% by the modernist socialists between 1952 and 1974 (although planned during the 1930-40s). Luckily, bad economy, the oil crisis of 1973-74, folk demonstrations, new ideals that questioned modernism and brutalism as well as other factors put this to a halt in "the last minute". Otherwise most of today's beautiful Stockholm would have looked as sad and boring as these parts.
Those nowadays Swedes look a lot more burned by the Sun than I expected. Seems that Greta was right, global warming is really horrible in Sweden :) Let's hope that climate returns to normal soon, and Swedish people switch back to their normal look.
@@rusaa5293Average monthly salary is approximately £400 euros that’s considered extremely low. Where i am from Average salary is $1500 monthly at lowest. Most people earn between £2500 and upwards of £10,000+ depending on the field
@@User-718_ No, it is not 400. Search more. Lowest salary: 2,270 lei (500 euros), had by the ones who work at the lowest types of jobs Average salary: 8,980 lei (~2,000 euros) High salary: 40,100 lei (~8,500 euros), this in the best cases, quite rare Information from SalaryExplorer.
Currently no travel is possible. I've been to Oslo before and when tourism starts again I'd love to see more of Norway like Bergen and Skavanger. We'll see when that is possible - probably not this year. Also, these videos were recorded on trips where I capture often 20 or more walks in a few weeks of traveling. Sometimes 2 per day were possible in bigger cities. I post them over a longer period here on the channel. For now I have enough videos until next year though I surely hope travel will be possible sometime later this year. Norway travels will hopefully happen during some future summer
Yeah, he got stopped and spent the night with the police. Very drunk apparently. I read that they stopped him at birger jarlsgatan, and there's two 7 eleven on that street
Gracias por todos los videos que suben, uno siente que está en ese lugar. Está bien filmado, la cámara mira en todas direcciones y presta atención a la arquitectura y a todos los detalles con mucha curiosidad, como lo haría uno mismo. Buenos paneos en los tiempos adecuados. Los felicito!
Can someone explain me why does Stockholm, a city that didn't get damaged during WW2 became so modernist? Even the tenement houses doesn't look that impressive.
@@АнастасияСубботина-п7м Demolishing the old building and replacing them with modern ones?! That's stupid! Sweden is rich enough to renovate the old buildings.
Lord Damianus Stockholm is a very large, spread out city with many different parts, architectural styles. Half of the video is from a tiny city area called “Klara”, the rest is from the authentic medieval old town. Most of the city is very old - many hundreds or a hundred years old - so not sure what you mean with “modernist” as you only see a few streets and blocks from “Klara” in the video. They do not represent the whole city. I think you for instance didn’t recognise the famous City Hall and many other beautiful famous architectural landmarks of the city in the video. “Klara” was an outdated poor area that had to be demolished in the 1950-middle 1970s because the area was basically slum and insanitary. The shape of the buildings were terrible and the living conditions were not acceptable. People didn’t have indoor running water, toilets were shared etc. Sweden’s economic wealth took off after 1945 and an important part of that was the needed improvement of infrastructure and building of affordable modern housing for the growing population. Sweden is a pragmatically country and also many houses and buildings are protected cultural heritage, building new ones requires clearance. www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/stockholm-architectural-landmarks en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Architecture_of_Stockholm
Hopefully sometime soon I can visit Stockholm during summer. That's when Scandinavia and the Baltics are an even better place to enjoy. Thanks for watching!
Thank you! I sure hope to get back to Scandinavia when it's advisable. Maybe next summer and then Gothenburg will also be among the placed I'd like to visit again.
What's with all the pseudo racist comments. Just enjoy the dam video for what it is. I see a beautiful colourful city. Keep your racist evil views to yourselves for God's sake!!
That's right - November weather is cold, dark and often rainy. Originally I planned to go this summer again to Stockholm. September is also a nice month. Plans didn't work out so I'm hoping for next year. Baltics and Scandinavia are amazing during summer. During winter some people from hotter climates actually enjoy this fall/winter atmosphere in the northern hemisphere
Sweden is now about 24% migrants of all nationalities, and 10% Muslim. Many of these people live in Stockholm. Given current trends, Swedes will be a minority in their own country before the end of this century
All cities but Sheffield are coming. I'm keeping a 2-3 videos per week schedule. What city do you want to see first? I was planning on releasing a video of York in March but could change. Overall there should be a video of UK ever 2-3 weeks in the mix
I uploaded them. Here you go to have a look before they get published: Brighton: ruclips.net/video/abIHlI083CU/видео.html Manchester: ruclips.net/video/CJyhMaH5WRs/видео.html Newcastle: ruclips.net/video/wtO26fd781o/видео.html
Lots of parks in Stockholm, big and small, but not everywhere. It's mainly planned as a 1600s city. This means that it is quite urban, with a grid of straight streets and 90 degree corners being the main ideal. It's no "English garden town", except perhaps in parts of Vasastan, Djurgården and a few other places.
@@herrbonk3635 Thanks. The surprise for me is that, this part of town at least, looks a bit too much like Frankfurt. So there must have been a lot of urban renewal done there in the last century.
@@patrickfitzgerald2861 Thanks! I gave this answer to "TomatoIsNotAFruit" from Croatia, asking for "more old buildings" in the video. It may perhaps be of some interest?: _Well, he starts of close to the most destroyed parts of Stockholm (named the Klara quarters).These parts were demolished to about 80% by the modernist socialists between 1952 and 1974 (although planned during the 1930-40s). Luckily, bad economy, the oil crisis of 1973-74, folk demonstrations, new ideals that questioned modernism and brutalism as well as other factors put this to a halt in "the last minute". Otherwise most of today's beautiful Stockholm would have looked as sad and boring as these parts._
@@herrbonk3635 Okay, so that makes sense, since that happened in many other places as well. My conclusion is that this RUclipsr should perhaps have filmed elsewhere in town.
@Stardust Breaker hahahaha mmm ja all is left or right in the World. only in a right wing mind yes. menny Swedish in the klipp. and som English talking. but we suld cast out the darker ones for you dont like pupile from sunier lands??
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The centre of Stockholm is so beautiful. Somewhat underrated as a destination for visitors which is no bad thing considering so many cities in Southern Europe are no longer worth going to due to overwhelming mass tourism and all the tack that goes with it.
So bautiful City Stockholm 💜
Sooo relaxing and beautiful! 😍
My opinion. It has Korea vibes but in Europe, really good combination
I felt in love in Sweden now 🥰🇸🇪
why Korea vibes?
I loved this city. The air is fresh and clean, you can breathe easily without nasal congestion :)))
Hello
Nice walk around Stockholm 👍
Always nice to see different places from around the world, thank you for sharing your video from Stockholm with us.
Can you see olso my video about Stockholm in our channel thank you and tell me your opinion 😊
Hello
Whew! That hour long brisk walk nearly wore me out! - But seriously, what I find remarkable about this walking tour of downtown Stockholm is how clean the city is. And despite all the downtown vehicular traffic, not once over the course of the hour was there a single automobile horn heard. … I’m sure Stockholm is not a city without its challenges, but only once was there a siren heard. I saw only one of what I think was a uniformed police officer on foot. I saw no homeless in the street nor any people asking for handouts. Only three instances of what could be described as minor graffiti seen. A stark difference from what I am accustomed to seeing in the major cities here in the U.S., particularly with our capital, Washington DC.
Thank you! The city is indeed rather clean. If you liked this Stockholm video, there is a 2nd one here on the channel with a different route: ruclips.net/video/Jr9x-RB4E1U/видео.html Thanks for watching!
Such an awesome city ! An awesome walk !
"It sure is not the Stockholm
of 30 years ago,
so many different
types of people are
there now just like the U.S.."-🤔🌐..
I really like what I see here, although I expected more old buildings. Greetings from Croatia
Well, he starts of close to the most destroyed parts of Stockholm (named the Klara quarters).These parts were demolished to about 80% by the modernist socialists between 1952 and 1974 (although planned during the 1930-40s). Luckily, bad economy, the oil crisis of 1973-74, folk demonstrations, new ideals that questioned modernism and brutalism as well as other factors put this to a halt in "the last minute". Otherwise most of today's beautiful Stockholm would have looked as sad and boring as these parts.
Those nowadays Swedes look a lot more burned by the Sun than I expected.
Seems that Greta was right, global warming is really horrible in Sweden :)
Let's hope that climate returns to normal soon, and Swedish people switch back to their normal look.
Stockholm is very nice city ((:
you make great videos, thanks
Liked the video! Can you visit Smaller European countries? Andorra, Austria, Romania, Estonia, Slovenia? It would be cool.
Romania small? Good joke. It is one of the biggest European countries
@@rusaa5293 Romania is a cheap country. A bride can be bought for few hundreds of Euros
@@User-718_ i don’t know where you got this stupid information
@@rusaa5293Average monthly salary is approximately £400 euros that’s considered extremely low. Where i am from Average salary is $1500 monthly at lowest. Most people earn between £2500 and upwards of £10,000+ depending on the field
@@User-718_ No, it is not 400. Search more.
Lowest salary: 2,270 lei (500 euros), had by the ones who work at the lowest types of jobs
Average salary: 8,980 lei (~2,000 euros)
High salary: 40,100 lei (~8,500 euros), this in the best cases, quite rare
Information from SalaryExplorer.
6:30 leylimley - zülfü livaneli turkish music
Great that way ❤❤❤❤❤
Why don't you do Oslo Norway
Currently no travel is possible. I've been to Oslo before and when tourism starts again I'd love to see more of Norway like Bergen and Skavanger. We'll see when that is possible - probably not this year.
Also, these videos were recorded on trips where I capture often 20 or more walks in a few weeks of traveling. Sometimes 2 per day were possible in bigger cities. I post them over a longer period here on the channel. For now I have enough videos until next year though I surely hope travel will be possible sometime later this year. Norway travels will hopefully happen during some future summer
Where is the 7 eleven shop in Stockholm? Bill Murray was stopped with his Golf-Cart from the police. :-)
@Marcus Olofzon I think this was a funny situation.
Yeah, he got stopped and spent the night with the police. Very drunk apparently. I read that they stopped him at birger jarlsgatan, and there's two 7 eleven on that street
@@theablanca17 Mr Murrayis is verry funny. Do you live in Sweden/Stockholm?
@@stevenbayron5645 yes, i live in Stockholm Sweden. Technically in a suburb, but city centre is like 40-50 mins away
@@theablanca17 Very nice. Nice to mmet you . I've always wanted to travel to Stockholm but I've never realised it. I like this town in pics.
"I'd prefer less crowded areas to walk
but if its a place with a lot of tourists
it'll always be crowded."-🤔☕☕🌐..
Gracias por todos los videos que suben, uno siente que está en ese lugar. Está bien filmado, la cámara mira en todas direcciones y presta atención a la arquitectura y a todos los detalles con mucha curiosidad, como lo haría uno mismo. Buenos paneos en los tiempos adecuados. Los felicito!
Hello
Хорошо!
The most beautiful thing in Stockholm it is free from the skyscrapers who fear them so much for it for me and monsters
Many blessings love 💕🙏🏼
Can someone explain me why does Stockholm, a city that didn't get damaged during WW2 became so modernist? Even the tenement houses doesn't look that impressive.
Потому что в 70-е они стали сносить старые здания и строить современные. Комплекс не полноценности, все строят а они нет.
@@АнастасияСубботина-п7м Demolishing the old building and replacing them with modern ones?! That's stupid! Sweden is rich enough to renovate the old buildings.
There is some footage of the old town in the end
@@casualbob-4379 The Old Town must have the monuments, because it is the Old Town. I was talking about the rest of Stockholm.
Lord Damianus Stockholm is a very large, spread out city with many different parts, architectural styles. Half of the video is from a tiny city area called “Klara”, the rest is from the authentic medieval old town. Most of the city is very old - many hundreds or a hundred years old - so not sure what you mean with “modernist” as you only see a few streets and blocks from “Klara” in the video. They do not represent the whole city.
I think you for instance didn’t recognise the famous City Hall and many other beautiful famous architectural landmarks of the city in the video.
“Klara” was an outdated poor area that had to be demolished in the 1950-middle 1970s because the area was basically slum and insanitary. The shape of the buildings were terrible and the living conditions were not acceptable. People didn’t have indoor running water, toilets were shared etc.
Sweden’s economic wealth took off after 1945 and an important part of that was the needed improvement of infrastructure and building of affordable modern housing for the growing population. Sweden is a pragmatically country and also many houses and buildings are protected cultural heritage, building new ones requires clearance.
www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/stockholm-architectural-landmarks
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Architecture_of_Stockholm
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Stockholm Sweden is beautiful place video shot around this old town. Indeed 👍 🇸🇪
Hopefully sometime soon I can visit Stockholm during summer. That's when Scandinavia and the Baltics are an even better place to enjoy. Thanks for watching!
Väldigt dyrt land
Go to algeria very nice 😍🇩🇿
nice job! what about Gothenburg?
Thank you! I sure hope to get back to Scandinavia when it's advisable. Maybe next summer and then Gothenburg will also be among the placed I'd like to visit again.
Nice shot and very clear. What kind of camera did you use to take these footages?
Thank you! I'm using a DJI Osmo Pocket and Zoom H1 microphone. Both devices are connected with a powerbank in a little rig for one hand
@@poptravelorg , excellent job. I also just started doing a travel video. I hope you can check. Thanks
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What's with all the pseudo racist comments. Just enjoy the dam video for what it is. I see a beautiful colourful city. Keep your racist evil views to yourselves for God's sake!!
I’ve been to Sweden many times. People are friendly. Many nice places.
Looks boring vs other euro cities
Why? What other euro cities are less boring?
@@szecr Amsterdam, Copenhagen
Please come back to Germany soon. And make a video on Erlangen. Otherwise l will die.
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Good video
Beautiful city!
8th comment! Ha ha! Beautiful-quality video! Big thanks from New York.
Hi, from Japan.
Just subscribed!
Good Luck!!
I'd like to know what time of the day and date this video was filmed... anyone? :)
"Filmed in November 2019". You can find this and more info in the video description. Thanks for watching!
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🌹🌹🌹Very Beautiful 🌹🌹🌹
Hei fra Norge / Norway
Awsome city,but weather is awfull.
That's right - November weather is cold, dark and often rainy. Originally I planned to go this summer again to Stockholm. September is also a nice month. Plans didn't work out so I'm hoping for next year. Baltics and Scandinavia are amazing during summer. During winter some people from hotter climates actually enjoy this fall/winter atmosphere in the northern hemisphere
Wow !
Wonderful video!
Very interesting channel!
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"Whenever you go down a less traveled area
& quiet areas its alot better to get around and
look at the sights."-🤔☕☕🌐..
Stockholm , and Sweden has totally lost it`s identity it`s scary...
Sweden is now about 24% migrants of all nationalities, and 10% Muslim. Many of these people live in Stockholm. Given current trends, Swedes will be a minority in their own country before the end of this century
very wonderful tour thanx
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Looks like an antisocial grave yard
Hi still am waiting the next vlog of uk like brighton or manchester or sheffield newcastle please record those vlogs
All cities but Sheffield are coming. I'm keeping a 2-3 videos per week schedule. What city do you want to see first? I was planning on releasing a video of York in March but could change. Overall there should be a video of UK ever 2-3 weeks in the mix
@@poptravelorg brighton
@@poptravelorgcan you do that i like brighton
I uploaded them. Here you go to have a look before they get published:
Brighton: ruclips.net/video/abIHlI083CU/видео.html
Manchester: ruclips.net/video/CJyhMaH5WRs/видео.html
Newcastle: ruclips.net/video/wtO26fd781o/видео.html
@@poptravelorg you are legend
Спасибо. За очень интересное видео. Почувствовал себя на экскурсии гуляющим по городу. Спассибо что записали.
Спасибо за комментарий. Вот еще одно видео из Стокгольма с другим маршрутом. ruclips.net/video/Jr9x-RB4E1U/видео.html
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Stone, brick, concrete and steel, but where's the green space? Can I assume it's better in other parts of the city?
Lots of parks in Stockholm, big and small, but not everywhere. It's mainly planned as a 1600s city. This means that it is quite urban, with a grid of straight streets and 90 degree corners being the main ideal. It's no "English garden town", except perhaps in parts of Vasastan, Djurgården and a few other places.
@@herrbonk3635 Thanks. The surprise for me is that, this part of town at least, looks a bit too much like Frankfurt. So there must have been a lot of urban renewal done there in the last century.
@@patrickfitzgerald2861 Thanks! I gave this answer to "TomatoIsNotAFruit" from Croatia, asking for "more old buildings" in the video. It may perhaps be of some interest?: _Well, he starts of close to the most destroyed parts of Stockholm (named the Klara quarters).These parts were demolished to about 80% by the modernist socialists between 1952 and 1974 (although planned during the 1930-40s). Luckily, bad economy, the oil crisis of 1973-74, folk demonstrations, new ideals that questioned modernism and brutalism as well as other factors put this to a halt in "the last minute". Otherwise most of today's beautiful Stockholm would have looked as sad and boring as these parts._
@@herrbonk3635 Okay, so that makes sense, since that happened in many other places as well. My conclusion is that this RUclipsr should perhaps have filmed elsewhere in town.
Wow it has change so much since the last time I was there. And there are waaaay more immigrants, what happened to Sweden.....
beautiful swedistan.
Oslo er finere
Where is the swedes?
Maybe native Swedes is minority in their capital
Those blonde girls are what then? Somalian?
@@masterking1427 lol yeah tell em
anders streifeldt You might have heard of something called school and work?
@Stardust Breaker hahahaha mmm ja all is left or right in the World. only in a right wing mind yes. menny Swedish in the klipp. and som English talking. but we suld cast out the darker ones for you dont like pupile from sunier lands??