HELSINKI FINLAND VLOG | Visiting Christmas Markets, day trip to Porvoo, Cafe Regatta
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- HELSINKI TRAVEL VLOG | Visiting Christmas Markets, day trip to Porvoo, Cafe Regatta
The first of five videos of one of the best trips of my life. So thankful for our magical time in Helsinki visiting Christmas markets, playing in the snow and eating so much yummy food! ❤️
LET'S BE BESTIES! :)
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I hope you enjoyed our Helsinki adventures! I have 4 more videos coming from our time in Lapland and Estonia so stay tuned! 👀🤍❄️
The moose"spatula" is actually a cheese slicer.
Haha really?! 😂 thank you for letting me know, we are actually giving it to him today 🙈
@@BrennaQuandt I was about to comment this too 😆 It is cheese slicer, indeed. For hard cheese🧀
@BrennaQuandt its the best thing ever! We finns buy ”big” blocks of cheese and slice the amount we want for example for our sandwiches🥰 its so absurd they dont use these outside of the nordics😂 (btw they are good for slicing cucumbers😂)
If I saw the local artisans making things in front of me, I’d buy everything
Oh we did haha I don’t know how we fit it all in our luggage for the trip home! 😂
Oh, I really love Porvoo! 🥰 Especially it is at its best as a summer town, but also at Christmas time it has own kind of fairy-tale magic, which is hard to put into words better than that. ☺
The photos I saw of it during the summer looked BEAUTIFUL! Would love to go back and visit one day during the summer months 🫶🏻
this is the first time i've ever heard anyone have moral dilemmas about eating bear. every culture eat bear but no culture likes it. it is very uncommon in finland to eat bear. most tourists have some with eating rudolf though. which is the vest meat in existense
Bear meat is actually quite rare in Finland. Reindeer, other deer animals and moose are more common.
Only around 300-500 bear are hunted down per year, while for example the number of moose is around 3000. And reindeer of course is are raised for meat, so that's a whole other story.
Oh wow! @ 18:00 is that like real bear 🤣??
I’m DEAD. Joey is dying
The red warehouses are so dreamy 🥹
at 5:05 you said "NAM"
that's what finns say.
Omgg! I live in Helsinki and i studied in Porvoo! Thats so random 😂 Finland during winter and Christmas is just something else 🥹 glad you liked it! 😭
Ahh that’s amazing! Finland is truly one of my favorite places I have ever visited. Truly so magical at Christmas time! 🥹🫶🏻
It’s January, but I want to go to a Christmas market NOW
GINGERBREAD HONEY OMG
It was SO YUM
"Hyvää" literally means "good". But you can also say "hyvää" if something is delicious😊
Ah thank you! Did he say it correctly? We were a little unsure of the pronunciation! 🙈
@@BrennaQuandt He still needs to work on the pronounciation 😉 But it was good effort!
@BrennaQuandt Greetings from Sydney, Australia. It is pronounced whovaa. The letter Y has a long oo sound. My Finnish maiden name started with Hy and of cause here in Australia, growing up, it had its English version which we stuck with. 😃
Lucky you having so much snow before Christmas. My daughter and I visited in December 2019 for my first ever winter visit and we had no snow down south. Only once we reached the artic circle. It was still a lovely visit. 🥰
Yeah. Hyvää is the general word for good, when you talk about anything that is not countable or when you wish something good. Like "good milk" "hyvää maitoa" or "merry christmas" "hyvää joulua".
@@tiinah-b2326 whovaa... sorry but nope. :)
lil Joe was not a fan of the glögg
He was not 😂😂😂
It is so weird to see how eating bear and reindeer is somehow sad for some people but eating pork and chicken that are mass produced isn't. We hunt a specific number of bears every year so the population number stays good and all of the meat goes to good use.
Lovely video Bren.
je ne sais quoi, the discreet charm of the bourgeoisie
brotth~Yahoo~thank you.fantastic !)
Thank you!
“Where’s the beach?”
nice video!
Good elk? Well elk meat is really good.
We actually did end up trying Elk meat and it was really good!