🇸🇪 STOCKHOLM ÖSTERMALM/STUREPLAN [4K SWEDEN WALK]

Östermalm and Stureplan are two of Stockholm's most exclusive neighborhoods. Östermalm is the city's wealthiest district, home to many of Sweden's wealthiest families and businesses.
It is known for its beautiful architecture, designer boutiques, and upscale restaurants. Stureplan is a central square in Östermalm, which is also home to a number of high-end shops and restaurants.
● Östermalm has the highest median income of any district in Stockholm.
● The average home price in Östermalm is over 10 million Swedish kronor (approximately $1.1 million USD).
● There are over 1,000 luxury cars registered in Östermalm.
● The most expensive restaurant in Stockholm (Sturehof) is located in Stureplan.
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[@conquistador9372]

Ostermalm sure is a sensational place.

[@milad_explores]

You are completely right, thank you my friend! 🙏

[@benvenuti_Moscow_walks]

Nice winter day in Stockholm 😊

[@milad_explores]

Yes, beautiful. Thank you Benvenuti! 🙌

[@Chris_1385]

Looks like hell on earth. I thank God that i live in Los Angeles California.

[@milad_explores]

Hey Chris! I believe it should be probably because the cold weather and snow. The climate is not the best. Stay tuned as I will post better climate videos when it gets more warm.
LA should be cool tho’! 🙌

[@herrbonk3635]

Sure, regarding physical temperature, it sure is pretty awful for 3-5 months a year.
However, regarding architecure and city planning, I would say it's more like Los Angeles is hell on earth.
And that's 12 months per year afaik :)

[@milad_explores]

@@herrbonk3635 thank you for the insight. Both places are great! 🙌

[@yusufyusuf7135]

Stockholm fairytale city

[@milad_explores]

Thank you, Yusuf!

[@kalelake3067]

Let's hear it for the older gen. 🥳

[@milad_explores]

🎶

[@kalelake3067]

Don't they throw salt on the ground so people don't break their heads?

[@milad_explores]

Yes, that is completely true. In Sweden, we pour salt on the ground so people will not slip on the icy streets.
It is called "Saltning".

[@kronop8884]

Normal salt only works melting snow and ice down to -10 °C (14 °F) or so unless you get some special Potassium nitrate variety

[@milad_explores]

Hi Kronop. We should have something special here in Sweden, the salt really works!
@@kronop8884

[@herrbonk3635]

@@kronop8884 That's no problem, as it's slippery mainly around -1 to +1 degrees, not below -10° C. However, the salt used is not always cheap natriumklorid (NaCl, table salt). It can also be kalciumklorid, kalciummagnesiumacetat, kaliumformiat, or even ammoniumklorid.

[@MikhailTravels]

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[@milad_explores]

Hello Mikhail. Thank you for your support! 🙏

[@kalelake3067]

Very nice; I love looking at the dogs that people are walking.. 🦮🐕‍🦺

[@milad_explores]

Thank you Kale! Dogs are very common here.

[@kalelake3067]

@@milad_explores Oh good..