5 Reasons why Helsinki is amazing
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I'm so glad that you have found this country your home. We need positive people like you.
and like me 🎉
What a good vibes video - and person! Amazing! Calming. Relaxing. Exhilarating! You have the charisma, charm and shine on you! Helsinki must be that much richer having you among its dwellers.
Good final words! attitude matters!
Thank you for your inspiring words. It is true, we do have so much to be grateful for.
Awesome video
I feel very spoiled now, growing up in Helsinki (now living in Vantaa) with all of these perks and not even actively questioning the fact that other places can be worse off when it comes to infrastructure. Great video, highlighting things that might not be obvious for us but that someone with a broader perspective reacts to!
Agree with everything you said! Finland is a gift in so many ways.
So true, whatever you focus on will grow, no point in complaining. Although there are bad things in the world, don't make it your business, give energy and power to good things instead. There is so much to be grateful for and so many reasons to feel good. Thank you for such a beautiful video of our capital city.
Great video! I'm happy that you have found your home here. 😊
Good points well articulated, visually nice editing and soundwise music is on point. Hope you get plenty of views for this!
Sometimes the weather and taxes make me question living here. Then i just start thinking about these basic things for me in bali or thailand for example.
We finns are so spoiled 😂 Epic video btw
If not spoiled, but not aware of many diffrences for the worse in other countries. Finland is just so normal to Finns - and that's as it should be of course. Greetings from southern Sweden - watching this with nostalgia (koti-ikävää) as a native Finn.
Good points! The public transportation is so good, that I loose my nerve if the bus or train is even five minutes late. Which is nothing, but just shows how used I am to the fact that they’re almost always on time, and they’re running so frequently.
The public libraries! ☺️
Bottle water has 100-1000 times more microbics than tabwater in Finland. Thats pretty good.
Great video and awesome attitude! We're blessed to have citizens like yourself here!
Thanks for the uplifting, happy vibes, Chico Muya! ❤
From me, too!
Nice video, thanks man! But most of those points apply to all of Finland, not just Helsinki. I live in the countryside near Helsinki but if I had to choose a city to live in it would probably be Tampere.
Great video again! Hyvää kesää!
Part of the cleaning up after a house party or a gathering at the summer cabin is collecting the bottles and cans and giving them to the student of the group to cash. Or anyone feeling the pinch financially.
It's not the finest party favor but it is practical 😅
Dude, this could actually be an AD for Finland! LOL Thank you for reviewing Finland so honestly. And to be honest, for a village dude like myself, you are teaching Finland to a Finnish person also. 🤣I hope that the immigrants also see this!
❤🎉😊Just great, thank you! Exactly what we need to hear more often. You are so right about the attitude and positive thinking. Usually people do not realize how good things are if you do not have any experience of living somewhere else or travelling on your own and dealing with different issues. Glad to have you❤😊. Have a nice midsommer fest😅
thanks for background music
Our lovely finland
Bro, don't you worry. If we ever meet on the streets of Helsinki. I'll be friendly. No need for more eyes. lol.
Good video! Happy, you're enjoying living here in Helsinki. Glad to have you here.
You're awesome and your videos are awesome! Keep it up!
Chico, really great video. I've lived in Finland since 1973 and for my first 24 years, in Helsinki. Much has changed but your five reasons are still the same as when I arrived in Helsinki way back then.
1. is kinda funny to me being from the lake country. Whenever im pissing off the dock into Päijänne, im sending my warmest regards to the Helsinkians. Koff is made from the same water too.
Beautiful video!
I'm nearly 40 years old myself. Never driven a car in my life as I haven't needed one, thanks to the public transport of my home city!
So lovely video again, thanks Chico! I might know where you live, based on the views you show us, and since you like parks have you ever been to Alppuisto? It's next to Linnanmäki, a beautiful place. Also I have not seen footage from Linnunlaulu which is very close to the place you usually seem to hang out. Please go and check them out, I'm sure you would like them.
Great video. The visual side of it is very good! I was thinking maybe you could make a video that is less generic? You talk about going to clubs and stuff. Maybe touch on the other side of Helsinki a little bit?
Thanks for the reply! Yeah, this is very much a bread and butter video. Its purpose is for people to come back to it or learn something about the city 😊 Thanks for the suggestion! I do have a couple ideas I’m working on that are little more out there. We’ll see how they do!
I hope the current government's changes aren't going to increase crime because they are drastically worsening the social security people can expect here while at the same time making alcohol and gambling more accessible...
Once you drink from your own groundwater well, youll never want to drink tap water again, i bring my own drinking water when i visit helsinki, i dont mean to be dick but its that much better, i use glass bottles to keep the good taste.
Great video man, I live in Vaasa and thinking of moving to Helsinki 🤔
Thank you!! Yes, Helsinki is awesome!!
Sorawling metropolices are easy to make public transit for. Sprawling car dependent suburbs with only low density single family houses like in usa are problem for public transit.
helsinki is nice to visit once in 5 years or so. too much people and traffic is horror to someone who is from small town where bad traffic jam is when waiting 2min in traffic lights :D
what traffic lights? :D in ABC car wash?
Helsinki is incredibly smooth when it comes to traffic compared with any other European capital
May I just comment that almost all of your points are applicable to ANY Finnish city. Helsinki has propably the best public transport system of them all, but it doesn’t mean it’s bad in other cities either. Otherwise, you could have described just about any other city in Finland. 😊
I totally agree . Born and lived in Helsinki 53 years it's good place to live😅
One would have to be either in desperate need for immediate car transport for e.g. a designer piece of furniture in a downtown shop, just barking mad, or so filthy rich to afford the parking fees in the center of Helsinki to even approach the area with a car. The public transport rocks, and home delivery is a good choice.
And the drinkinkig water, I can attest to its clean and refreshing qualities. The main contributor is the Päijänne tunnel , a 120 km underground water tunnel from the bottom of lake Päijänne, originating in Asikkala. In Espoo (just west of Helsinki) we have much of the same goodness, but in the summer time some local surface waters (filtered through kilometers long gravel beds) are are added, and that portion is not as good, but good nevertheless.
Might be a surprise but we finns value exactly the same things than you :)
Good video, but Helsinki is never the best city of the World 😅
They use only salt because they want to taste the natural flavor of the food? Umm, most of the spices are just plants.. I'd say salt is one of the most "unnatural" flavors.
Helsingin vesi maistuu paskalle ku itäsuomessa asunu. Pohjosessa parasta
On kyllä totta että eri alueilla Suomessa vesi maistuu erilaiselta. Hämeenlinnan kovan veden jälkeen Helsingin pehmeempi vesi maistu aika erikoiselta.
It's not. It's way too cold.
in Finland people live in heated houses...
@@peketee2278 And you freeze when you go outside.
@@Tiax776 I'm 59 years old, and I'm not frozen yet, but in winter I wear clothes, and not just a fig leaf... there's no bad weather, just bad clothing.
I rather take that ,than crazy heatwaves many countries are facing.
@@markopalosuo4293 so do I... You can always add more clothes, but when you're naked and sweating like a horse, there aren't many options...
Worst city in Finland.
Greetings From a 53 year old Pori native.
Juntti
i rather stay away from helsinki at any cost. regards central finnish guy who drives 70's soviet car daily already for almost 10 years straight.
Finland was never a part of the Soviet Union. Never under communism and never an eastern bloc country.
@@diamondsarenotforever8542 Yes, but some people have an attraction to crappy things. This being said, in my opinion, Helsinki area is large enough to have many negative sides of a big city, but too small to have certain positive sides of an actual world class city. Depending on your tastes, other parts of Finland can be significantly better.
Kouvola better