Thank you so much for such an informative video with breathtaking views! I was considering having a quick city break, but thanks to your suggestions, I'll plan 3.5 days!😊 Also, even though the days were short it was sunny every day! Wow!!
i love the fact that you wasnt very impresed with trädgårdsföreningen haha honestly you should have visited botaniska trädgården its 1000 times better :)
Given that your name appears to be Indian (or at least South Asian) I assume you're a student, or you were hired by a company based here, is that about right? We like Indian immigrants, in Gothenburg and in Sweden, because they're well-educated, hard-working and generally don't cause trouble ;) I hope you like Gothenburg, as an "internal migrant" from a different part of Sweden I can tell you I love this city, and its people in particular
Erica I booked to visit Stockholm in the summer and thinking I can get a train from there to Göteborg and hope to meet some of my friends while I am there.
I applaud your perseverance in trekking and showing the beauty of Gothenburg to us viewers. It looks like Dec is cold there, but no snow. Thanks for sharing.
@@RenCres Here's some subjective points from a Swede: The cities are quite different in size, which has upsides and downsides. Malmö is slightly more than half the size of Gothenburg and it shows, but it's very close to Copenhagen obviously which is probably the biggest asset of the city. But Malmö is also quite "cultural", it's probably the most hipster city in Sweden with a lot of vegan restaurants, thrift shops and indie bands (Gothenburg has that too, but probably less per capita) so if you like that then Malmö is quite nice I guess. Malmö is also one of the main game developing cities in Sweden, and Europe, it's really a booming industry in a way that's impressive for a city of a little over 300 000 people. Gothenburg (where I live) is definitely behind in this area. So if that's a field you want to work in, Malmö is quite literally world class. Göteborg surroundings are definitely prettier though, with the archipelago nearby. There isn't anything like it near Malmö, so for nature experiences Göteborg is definitely better. If you're a student, well both places are good, Malmö is close to Lund which has an absolute world-class university and Göteborg's two universities have so many students they almost make up 10 % of the city's population (both are MUCH better options for student life than Stockholm, btw). Göteborg also has a lot more highly skilled engineering jobs, which makes sense since Chalmers is the best engineering school in Sweden outside Stockholm and one of the best in Europe. Particularly for people in mechanical (especially automotive) engineering and chemical engineering, the Gothenburg area is top-notch. Malmö-Copenhagen is an important area for biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, so if that's a field a potential employee works in, it's an excellent choice. Otherwise Göteborg is better for almost any industry. Both cities have high crime rates by Swedish standards (meaning: quite safe by a lot of international comparisons). Malmö is by far the less safe of the two though, as Malmö is one of the gun crime "capitals" of Europe, sadly. Jews should also avoid Malmö, at least if they desire to publicly display Jewish symbols, as Malmö's large Middle Eastern immigrant population has made it one of the most antisemitic cities in Europe. This is not something most Malmöites will admit to, but it's 100 % true and it's been an issue in the city for at least 20 years, probably more. In summary, both are nice cities with different qualities but Göteborg definitely has a better reputation amongst native Swedes, as Malmö is considered by many to be unsafe.
@@TheLastCrusader22wow thanks a lot. This was a very comprehensive answer. My partner likes Malmö much more than Gbg but is soon moving from Malmö to Göteborg. I have only visited Sweden as a tourist and I found Gbg to be more appealing. When it comes to work opportunities I don’t really know which place would be better for us lol as I said my partner studied Human Rights and I Communications.
@@RenCres Haha well both cities tend to have a lot of people who are pretty passionate about their city, not least Göteborg which always wants to be better than and beat Stockholm, probably because of "little-brother complex" (I know because I live in Gbg). Obviously I'm biased because of that, and I definitely prefer Göteborg but it's not hard to see why someone might enjoy Malmö, especially if they can stay out of the worse areas, which are harder to avoid in Malmö as Malmö doesn't really have "distant suburbs" like Stockholm and Göteborg does where all the bad stuff happens, those areas are much more closely connected in Malmö because it's a smaller city so, yeah...I have never felt unsafe in either place, but then again I'm not a woman and there are many areas in both places I can imagine not visiting if I was, at least not at night, but I guess that's normal for most somewhat larger cities. In terms of buildings and environments, as I said Göteborg is objectively prettier, which is probably why you enjoyed it more as a tourist. It definitely has more things to do for tourists, but I would say for living it's a closer race with different strengths and weaknesses in different areas as I said ^^ Compared to Stockholm, both cities are much smaller obviously and as a result, they tend to have more "communal" atmospheres, if that makes sense. Most "creative people" know eachother for example, and often collaborate and stuff, which is fun and neat. Less so in "big bad Stockholm", haha, which in my entirely subjective opinion produces less friendly people in that city, but again, that's just subjective and it's not like I've met every Stockholmer ever. Honestly, for a human rights student (I'm about to start a master's in that myself in autumn actually, funnily enough) neither city probably compares to Stockholm for work opportunities, as that is where most NGOs and government agencies are based. But between the two Göteborg and Malmö I would imagine Göteborg is better simply because it's larger...? I honestly don't really know, neither is jam-packed with those kind of jobs, although of course there are other fields open to a student of a field like that too (like journalism for example, which I've dabbled a bit in and where Göteborg is probably a better choice, again because it's larger)
This is an excellent tour! Thank you for showing a part of the world, which I will never be able to visit. Your English sounds great to me. Do they sell Icee frozen drinks at those 7-11 stores as in the southern US?
Great video! Even tho my home town of Gothenburg is Amazing in every way, you cant really see it as well during the fall/winter when its mostly grey, dark and cold. In the spring and summer, the city (like most) will look totally different (have some videos on my channel if you want to see how it looks then). So for instance, the park that you wasn't that impressed with (which I totally get) is really beautiful in the summer when all flowers are in bloom.
Verey nice video with detailed history, thanks!
Thanks, very appreciated 👍 I hope it was helpful. Cheers
It is amazing and stunning.. love it thanks for sharing very imformative and interesting
Thanks, glad to hear that 😀🔥👍
Great video Thanks \
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Thanks a lot for this guide man. Really appreciated. I’m on my way to Gothenburg and it helps a lot.
😃 nice to hear that thanks bro 🙌
Nice reportage of my hometown…😊, but you missed the slottskogen and trädgårdsföreningen!
Thanks a lot, appreciated 😀 Noted down, maybe next time 😀 Time and sunlight to film was very limited
Congrats for the quality of the informations presented on video. I really liked.
Thanks, your feedback is high appreciated 👍
Thank you so much for such an informative video with breathtaking views!
I was considering having a quick city break, but thanks to your suggestions, I'll plan 3.5 days!😊
Also, even though the days were short it was sunny every day! Wow!!
Thanks 😀 yes there are a lot of things to see. Days in winter are short but lucky the weather was good. Enjoy your trip 😀
i love the fact that you wasnt very impresed with trädgårdsföreningen haha honestly you should have visited botaniska trädgården its 1000 times better :)
Thanks for the suggestion 😀 next time I will visit it 😀
Wonderful and very informative video. I loved the facts and detailed information about the history of the places. Your video style is really nice
Thanks for the nice comment, very appreciated. A new video is coming today at 10:30 CET, I hope you will like it 😀
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Best city in Sweden 🙂
Really a nice city, a lot to see and nice beer
Thanks for the review! I’m going to visit in 2 months - the city looks much bigger than I thought!
Enjoy 😊
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thx great video about Gotheborg
Thanks, glad to hear that 😁
Thank you for your tips. I´m going to Goteborg next months.
That’s great thanks, happy to hear that 😀👍
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I’m moving to Gothenburg in April… super excited by this
Are you liking living in Göteborg?
Given that your name appears to be Indian (or at least South Asian) I assume you're a student, or you were hired by a company based here, is that about right? We like Indian immigrants, in Gothenburg and in Sweden, because they're well-educated, hard-working and generally don't cause trouble ;) I hope you like Gothenburg, as an "internal migrant" from a different part of Sweden I can tell you I love this city, and its people in particular
Very nice made. Thank you very much and greetings from Austria
Thanks, appreciated. Enjoy 😀
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Really great video, Wow! amazing job !
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Great video, thank you! I will be going to Göteborg next year and this was very helpful. I didn't know there were that many things to see :D
Thanks happy to hear about that 😀 Have fun in Göteborg 👍
Erica
I booked to visit Stockholm in the summer and thinking I can get a train from there to Göteborg and hope to meet some of my friends while I am there.
great job, mate
Thanks, appreciated 😀
I applaud your perseverance in trekking and showing the beauty of Gothenburg to us viewers. It looks like Dec is cold there, but no snow. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks 😀 In Malmö was colder and strong wind
@@bangkokchilipepperswhich did you like more Malmö or Göteborg?
@@RenCres Here's some subjective points from a Swede:
The cities are quite different in size, which has upsides and downsides. Malmö is slightly more than half the size of Gothenburg and it shows, but it's very close to Copenhagen obviously which is probably the biggest asset of the city. But Malmö is also quite "cultural", it's probably the most hipster city in Sweden with a lot of vegan restaurants, thrift shops and indie bands (Gothenburg has that too, but probably less per capita) so if you like that then Malmö is quite nice I guess. Malmö is also one of the main game developing cities in Sweden, and Europe, it's really a booming industry in a way that's impressive for a city of a little over 300 000 people. Gothenburg (where I live) is definitely behind in this area. So if that's a field you want to work in, Malmö is quite literally world class.
Göteborg surroundings are definitely prettier though, with the archipelago nearby. There isn't anything like it near Malmö, so for nature experiences Göteborg is definitely better. If you're a student, well both places are good, Malmö is close to Lund which has an absolute world-class university and Göteborg's two universities have so many students they almost make up 10 % of the city's population (both are MUCH better options for student life than Stockholm, btw). Göteborg also has a lot more highly skilled engineering jobs, which makes sense since Chalmers is the best engineering school in Sweden outside Stockholm and one of the best in Europe. Particularly for people in mechanical (especially automotive) engineering and chemical engineering, the Gothenburg area is top-notch. Malmö-Copenhagen is an important area for biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, so if that's a field a potential employee works in, it's an excellent choice. Otherwise Göteborg is better for almost any industry.
Both cities have high crime rates by Swedish standards (meaning: quite safe by a lot of international comparisons). Malmö is by far the less safe of the two though, as Malmö is one of the gun crime "capitals" of Europe, sadly. Jews should also avoid Malmö, at least if they desire to publicly display Jewish symbols, as Malmö's large Middle Eastern immigrant population has made it one of the most antisemitic cities in Europe. This is not something most Malmöites will admit to, but it's 100 % true and it's been an issue in the city for at least 20 years, probably more.
In summary, both are nice cities with different qualities but Göteborg definitely has a better reputation amongst native Swedes, as Malmö is considered by many to be unsafe.
@@TheLastCrusader22wow thanks a lot. This was a very comprehensive answer. My partner likes Malmö much more than Gbg but is soon moving from Malmö to Göteborg. I have only visited Sweden as a tourist and I found Gbg to be more appealing. When it comes to work opportunities I don’t really know which place would be better for us lol as I said my partner studied Human Rights and I Communications.
@@RenCres Haha well both cities tend to have a lot of people who are pretty passionate about their city, not least Göteborg which always wants to be better than and beat Stockholm, probably because of "little-brother complex" (I know because I live in Gbg). Obviously I'm biased because of that, and I definitely prefer Göteborg but it's not hard to see why someone might enjoy Malmö, especially if they can stay out of the worse areas, which are harder to avoid in Malmö as Malmö doesn't really have "distant suburbs" like Stockholm and Göteborg does where all the bad stuff happens, those areas are much more closely connected in Malmö because it's a smaller city so, yeah...I have never felt unsafe in either place, but then again I'm not a woman and there are many areas in both places I can imagine not visiting if I was, at least not at night, but I guess that's normal for most somewhat larger cities.
In terms of buildings and environments, as I said Göteborg is objectively prettier, which is probably why you enjoyed it more as a tourist. It definitely has more things to do for tourists, but I would say for living it's a closer race with different strengths and weaknesses in different areas as I said ^^
Compared to Stockholm, both cities are much smaller obviously and as a result, they tend to have more "communal" atmospheres, if that makes sense. Most "creative people" know eachother for example, and often collaborate and stuff, which is fun and neat. Less so in "big bad Stockholm", haha, which in my entirely subjective opinion produces less friendly people in that city, but again, that's just subjective and it's not like I've met every Stockholmer ever.
Honestly, for a human rights student (I'm about to start a master's in that myself in autumn actually, funnily enough) neither city probably compares to Stockholm for work opportunities, as that is where most NGOs and government agencies are based. But between the two Göteborg and Malmö I would imagine Göteborg is better simply because it's larger...? I honestly don't really know, neither is jam-packed with those kind of jobs, although of course there are other fields open to a student of a field like that too (like journalism for example, which I've dabbled a bit in and where Göteborg is probably a better choice, again because it's larger)
Thanks for the nice must-see-video!
Thanks 🙌
Very informative. We've been to Gothenburg but never realized you have this many places to visit!
Thanks, yes there are a lot of things to see and good beer. Suggested to stay at least 3 full days, even better 4 to have a taste of the archipelago
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New subscribere here😊😊 thanks for this video😘
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Great video!
I have memorablilia in this place,,, Universeum ❤
This is an excellent tour! Thank you for showing a part of the world, which I will never be able to visit. Your English sounds great to me. Do they sell Icee frozen drinks at those 7-11 stores as in the southern US?
Thanks a lot my friend 😀 I did not see ice frozen drinks in 7-11, maybe I did not look well enough 😀
Oh thank you so much for this video. I have been to Göteberg and I still saw some places I didn't get to visit and yes seven eleven is everywhere 🤣
Thanks for the feedback, yes 7 eleven everywhere 😀
I like your accent 😎
😂 thanks 🙌
Yes nice sweden malmo Stockholm goteborg
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How far from Gothenburg city centre to Haga Nygata, is it a walking distance? Please let me know .?... Thanks
15 mins. I walked today.
Great video! Even tho my home town of Gothenburg is Amazing in every way, you cant really see it as well during the fall/winter when its mostly grey, dark and cold. In the spring and summer, the city (like most) will look totally different (have some videos on my channel if you want to see how it looks then). So for instance, the park that you wasn't that impressed with (which I totally get) is really beautiful in the summer when all flowers are in bloom.
Thanks for watching and for writing this point 😀
Thanks for your video, how far Gothenburg train station to down town/ city centre? Please let me know.... Thanks
Thanks, check on google maps 😀
Do u have ig account? Do u also have post there about sweden?🇸🇪
Look in the video description 😄
Very cool video but I don't understand a word 😂
Thanks 😂 you can activate subtitles in English or Italian
In Gothenburg I was born and here I will die.
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Hum… the guy sounds Finnish…
Really? He sounds sooooo Italian to me.😊😁🇮🇹
Its a very boring city