Monrepos - the jewel of Old Finland in Russia
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- While visiting Vyborg, we decided to see Monrepo Park, in the northern part of the city. The park has a long history, it belonged to Swedish, then Finnish people, and then the Soviet Union took it in 1944. Unfortunately, by the early 1960s, all the wooden park pavilions, and sculptures, including monuments in the family cemetery, were lost. And nowadays the Russian government decided to restore it.
We went to see how the restoration process goes and enjoy the views.
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I'm Finnish & native American.. I would leave the state's in a heartbeat to the slow pace their... Thank you For sharing ....
Apples, Blueberries, Birch, and Beautiful Architecture, Lovely forests!! My KoT might be right!!
Very nice trip to the park. With your children ( so cute) we also enjoyed the trip. God Bless you and your family. From a brother in Tamilnadu southern part of India.
Nice park you show us. really its beauty is attrective and peace.🙏
Wow this is very beautiful, thank you for showing us!
Thanks for showing us, it's a beautiful park and the weather played along. It would be interesting if you could return after they have renovated the park to show the difference. Did it say how long it will take before the renoiavtion will be completed? Хороший выбор фоновой музыки!
Officially they must finish in the end of this year...but I saw what they do there and ai doubt they will be able to do it...but let's see. If they will - I will definitely go there in autumn. It's even more beautiful there in September-october.
Great video!
Nice video!
the one thing I have to say is thank you for your commentary in English sorry I don't speak Russian or understand it but observe from part of your life is looks very interesting and beautiful in the UK when we walked across parks or any other areas when the wild squirrels but I think dinner time people generally feed them by hand and also on hot days they will come begging for water if they See You Drinking From a water bottle but then again I would love to come and look at your part of the world women orizon happens or if the opportunity looks good in the future I love the way you describe your history in Great depth the past is in the past and the future is in the future don't worry about nothing xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Oh. You are so right. Thank You for mention that its old Finland land 😊 Greetings from Finn. I have visited this Park two times. One thing is wrong on your description. It belonged To Finnish/Karelian People all the time until 1944. Of course To Sweden(country also Kalmar union) from the 1293 to 1809 and to the Russia from1809 to 1917.
This is the old classic Finnish song about the park. I know you dont understand anything and I am not to able to translate it to you in Russian(In English maybe but not now). But its beautiful.ruclips.net/video/cSwmUIFgfrE/видео.html
Haha, I think no matter what I’m gonna say about this land is going to create debates between Finish and Swedish people 😂
@@NatashasRussia well, if you call example Turku, Helsinki, Oulu, Kuopio, Tampere, Hamina, Lappeenranta and so on equally as Swedish cities then its logical :)
@@NatashasRussia What the Russians (and the modern Swedes - and even the Finns to certain extent) do not seem to understand, is that Sweden before 1809 was the modern Sweden and Finland combined. "Finland" was an integral part of Sweden from the very beginning.
The Finns were Swedes too - or rather Swedes first. Most of the "Swedes" the Russians used to meet by trade or in war were actually from the Eastern part of Sweden (="Finland") and spoke Finnish.
Therefore the "Swedish" time before 1809 in Viipuri and other parts of the robbed Finnish Karelia was in reality Finnish too. The vast majority of the people were always Finns/Karelians, despite of the official language or the name of the country
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Juuri näin.
a) nice place thanks, and so quiet b) how asya grew in only one year
Hello from Louisiana. Great video. I love Monrepo Park.
Hi you are AWESOME!! Thank you for sharing
Such beauty everywhere. Thanks new subscriber liked 👍 hello from Kentucky mountains USA 👍
You have a large nice country.
Superb !!
Very Nice I Like This Russian Everything
great video! i came from your instagram =)
🤗 welcome
U deserve more subs
By time...I hope. If you guys are gonna share my videos--I will get more views and promotion from youtube 😉
Great video, are you in Russia or Finland? Is it humid in the area where you are at?
It's Russia. No it's not humid at all. Very fresh 😁
@@NatashasRussia nice I like that area, can I say something rude? From looking at your videos Russia is a very white nation...don't be mad I'm just trying to understand your part of the world...
Dark Dan well Russia is very big. I live in the north-west. So it’s mostly populated by Slavic Russians. We have regions where people with Asian features live. And we have people with Turkic features. But yeah it is quite rare to meet black or brown people here.
@@NatashasRussia When you do are from Europe or Africa? Where I live it's pretty diverse, and common to meet and over time to befriend another culture and than understand the world even further. Please keep up the good work I always look forward to seeing your thoughts...
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Apple tree growing in granite? Christ, that's new to me.
Какое красивое место! Я очень хочу посетить Россию. Уйди, коронавирус! Мы все хотим снова путешествовать...
Когда все закончиться - добро пожаловать!!
Looks like you wont be going to Finland anymore time soon,they have taken leave of there senses