As a Dane, I'd say it's a fantastically underrated Swedish city. Kinda combines some of the best features of Malmö and Stockholm, if you ask me. And then there's the lovely trams of course (oh how I wish Copenhagen, or any Danish city for that matter, had also kept theirs...) In fact, I'd go so far as to say it's my favourite Swedish city, certainly of the bigger ones.
What would you rate it compared to Stockholm? I've been to Stockholm, but I wanna explore Gothenburg as well. Stockholm was beautiful, certainly much prettier than Oslo, and I say that as a Norwegian.
Visited Gothenburg on a whim a couple of years ago. I walked the city for a few days on my own and found it very peaceful, walkable city. I recommend a visit.
thank you wanderizm .this video is amazing , i will make sure that i will watch your every video ,keep on making amazing and beautiful video like this ,once again thanks alot
I work in Gothenburg. Sometimes I don't go straight home after work (I live about 70km from my workplace) but I take a detour to have a look around once in a while when the weather is good.
I really loved this tour in Gothenburg 😊 especially the park by the lake and the last minutes with the sunset. 😊 Thank you! Enjoy the holidays that are coming! ☺️🎄🎅
Thanks Wanderizm for keeping our travel bug alive . I was keen on knowing what Jazz track did you use for the first few minutes of intro ? It was quite inviting and refreshing.
I live here. I guess it's alright. But I'd rather live in Australia. The winters last forever here. Edit: I like this style video: You get just the sound and sites of the town, and it reminds me of the old style videos I've been watching on TH-cam.
I want to visit there while I stay in Stockholm next summer .. get the train.. I am half Swedish so I need to do that..💜Thanks for sharing it's relaxing and I enjoy all the antural sounds and sites you show..
This ls muc better thab stockholm, wide side walks with much prettier tiling, better main shopping street, less crowded, more greenery and more beautiful buildings (i don’t like the beige buildings of stockholm).
Im three months late so maybe you already know the answer but no its not a dangerous city and i'm pretty sure Malmö is more dangerous than Gothenburg. So, obviously crime does happen in Gothenburg (I mean its a major city, of course crime happens) but you don't need to look over your shoulder and be scared or anything. And when it comes to the crimes that do occur its mostly just pick-pocketing or someone stealing someone else's bike or laptop and stuff like that, you know; pretty harmless stuff. But keep these things in mind: If you find yourself in the shopping centre Nordstan, be extra aware of pick-pocketers. And don't go to the areas of Biskopsgården, Hammarkullen and Bergsjön unless you have to. Other than that, you should be fine... unless you decide to get blackout drunk at a bar and fight someone.
@@kristoffer-2614 thank you for your reply, fortunately you are not too late. Is Malmo really as dangerous as people tend to portray it? I’ve been offered a place to study on the university there and I don’t know whether it’s a good idea to take an advantage of it. May I ask if you have any information about both university of Gothenburg and Malmo University? I would appreciate any kind of help
@@ssh0ck138 While Malmö does have one of the highest crime and murder rates in the Nordic countries its not too bad compared to other cities in the world. And when it comes to the crime and violence, as far as i know, its mostly between rival gangs so you should be fine. If you have been offered a place at Malmö University than go for it. Just like Gothenburg there are areas of Malmö that should be avoided if possible, Rosengård being one of them, you know the deal; don’t leave your stuff somewhere or someone might steal it, watch out for pick-pocketers and so on. I currently study at Gothenburg University so i might be able to help… what information do you want/need?
@@kristoffer-2614 well, I’d like to know more about those areas to avoid, I’d actually have some more questions related to living in Sweden. About the uni, do you know by any chance, how many students participate in one programme eg international relations? How big are classes and what methods do they use to teach?
@@ssh0ck138 the Swedish police have a list of ”Vulnerable areas in Sweden”. These areas are no-go zones in all but name. In Gothenburg there are nine of them (Hisings Backa, Rannebergen, Biskopsgården, Bergsjön, Gårdsten, Hammarkullen, Hjällbo, Lövgärdet and Tynnered) Of these three; Biskopsgården, Bergsjön and Hammarkullen are the most well known ones and i think they are also the most dangerous ones, enter at your own risk. The common denominator for these places is that: 1) Its very diverse with people from all over the world. 2) there are a lot of boring, blocky, apartmentbuildings with no character and charm. 3) crime is high. Also; if you need the enter these areas; do it during daytime, i believe its safer that way. Biskopsgården is to the North West of the main Gothenburg city. Bergsjön is to the North East, north of the E20 highway on the outscirts of Gothenburg. Hammarkullen (and neighbouring Angered, another place to avoid because even though its not on the police list of Vulnerable areas its still not a great place to be) is not too far from Bergsjön. Now you roughly know where they are so you can avoid them. When it comes to university i’ve only taken individual courses but they have been between 10-20 students so im guessing the programmes are probably around 30 students, maybe more maybe less. The lessons i’ve had have been two hours long with a 15 minute break, this probably varies depending on the program/course. From what i can tell the programs are mostly around three years long, packed with essays, literature to read through, papers to wright and two hour seminars to listen to. Hope that answered some of your questions! Take care and happy easter! 🐣
Okay! I am so happy that i see Gothenburg again after so menny years even from you tioub ! I visit this wonderful city back in 1983 ! My friend was working in a very old bic boat and the name of it was otta glus it was in the harbour like café bar restaurant! I am little bit sad i didn't see it! And the house i living it was very near from ulevi stadium of e. F c getenborg ! Eny way the video was wonderful and reminds me all my best memories ❤️ ! The city looks even better now and more attractive ! Love and kisses from Rhodes island in Greece! Thanks for your nice adventure my friend! I have a little tears in my eyes!
I live there. And all winter I wonder, Why am I here? As soon as the summer comes and everybody is on vacation and has the "Summer vibes" and the whole city enters its relaxed state I kn ow exactly why I live here
If anything, driving is a hazzle in Gothenburg since they keep remaking the roads to be as efficient as possible. You're better off with a bike or just grab a public scooter.
@@amnofish Actually, make driving unappealing (compared to public transportation, biking, and walking) is a necessary step towards creating a livable city.
It's surprisingly hard to drive there, even though I have lived in the city and still visit it often and consider myself a good driver. Malmö is much easier to drive in, for instance.
As a Dane, I'd say it's a fantastically underrated Swedish city. Kinda combines some of the best features of Malmö and Stockholm, if you ask me. And then there's the lovely trams of course (oh how I wish Copenhagen, or any Danish city for that matter, had also kept theirs...) In fact, I'd go so far as to say it's my favourite Swedish city, certainly of the bigger ones.
Nobody cares what you have to say
yes,and with a very high rate of rapes...
Are you from Denmark?
@@koshlerkrosten5418 øh... jamen jeg er dansker, hvis det er det du spørger?
What would you rate it compared to Stockholm? I've been to Stockholm, but I wanna explore Gothenburg as well. Stockholm was beautiful, certainly much prettier than Oslo, and I say that as a Norwegian.
Visited Gothenburg on a whim a couple of years ago. I walked the city for a few days on my own and found it very peaceful, walkable city. I recommend a visit.
It really is, will definitely go back soon to capture the other parts of this beautiful city.
Then you're lucky 🥺
yes, I love walking in Majorna and kind of the central/western area. Taking a ferry from Salthomen to one of the islands is also very nice.
I think that is one of the prettiest harbours in Europe with the beautiful boat and Lipstick building.
Indeed, I love Gothenburg Sweden especially during the summer season.
Beautiful Sweden! Thank you for taking us a tour in Gothenburg 🥰
Disgusting
Thank you for show this wonderful Place. Assis, from Brazil
Thanks!
Gothenburg sweden is beautiful place. Great video there 👍
Thanks Adrian!!
personaly for me this is heaven..one day i will live here
I enjoyed your Gothenburg tour.
Thank you, glad you liked it!
I miss Goteborg grew up there 1977-88 last I was back was in 1990. A lot of the old buildings are still there
Such a pleasant meander. Really love the mood created in this. Thanks! : )
Thank you!
Muchas gracias por este video! Porfavor más sobre Suecia me encanta ese país , nueva suscriptora en el canal :)
Keep up with the amazing content really enjoyed the video!
Thank you!
This place is great and beautiful!
Thanks a lot of showing me~
Thank you!
thank you wanderizm .this video is amazing , i will make sure that i will watch your every video ,keep on making amazing and beautiful video like this ,once again thanks alot
Thanks for your support! I appreciate it.
I work in Gothenburg. Sometimes I don't go straight home after work (I live about 70km from my workplace) but I take a detour to have a look around once in a while when the weather is good.
Göteborg är sveriges bästa stad
Very beautiful walk my friend
Thank you very much!
GÖTEBORG , Small London ❤️ Really amazing, I love your videos ❤️
small London? why?
@@marcusaurelius2988 because it's small
Lindo a sueccia
This is wonderful, thanks for the effort
Me encanta viajar por suecia contigo
I really loved this tour in Gothenburg 😊 especially the park by the lake and the last minutes with the sunset. 😊 Thank you! Enjoy the holidays that are coming! ☺️🎄🎅
thank u for tour
Thanks Wanderizm for keeping our travel bug alive . I was keen on knowing what Jazz track did you use for the first few minutes of intro ? It was quite inviting and refreshing.
You're very welcome!
@@Wanderizm maybe it would be nice if you make a playlist on spotify or something :)
@@fakhriir21 not sure how that works! 😅 but will try to figure it out somehow.
21:50 i can't believe they crossed the street in red light lol.
Красивый, чистый, зелёный город. Шведы молодцы!
Superb!
Thanks!
This was stunning, adorable and very lovely video. Big thanks to u.
Keen to visit Sweden
Yey, I love it there.
If somebody comes and visits Sweden or Gothenburg, I would recomend Hönö/Öckerö if you have time. It's a couple of islands just outside Gothenburg
Muestra la ola que hay a la orilla delmar es unaescultura de metal y el marino que esta sentado a la orilla del mar graciaz
oh man thats a huge ship!!!
Haha, it is! It functions as a hotel and restaurant now.
Looking nice & clean city must visit once...
Lovely
Thank you!
Ytterligare en bra guide för turister 🙂
It's my dream county i have to go Sweden someday inshallah inshallah it's like paradise😘
Welcome to u i am Swedish 💚
the city is beautiful thanks for the walk.just let the music trak run a little longer
Thank you!
Beautiful city
It's incredible that's not a lot of vandalism and terrible graffiti
Gothenburg is very laid-back and clean.
love to see this place in POV! new friend here!
Thanks!
Det är bra
i would love to see a flash mob
Thanks Trevor!
I love it and öoke swden
2021 ALBANIA 🇪🇺
I live here. I guess it's alright. But I'd rather live in Australia. The winters last forever here. Edit: I like this style video: You get just the sound and sites of the town, and it reminds me of the old style videos I've been watching on TH-cam.
Sehr schöne stadt grüße aus..INGOLSTADT..BAVARIA🇩🇪
I want to visit there while I stay in Stockholm next summer .. get the train.. I am half Swedish so I need to do that..💜Thanks for sharing it's relaxing and I enjoy all the antural sounds and sites you show..
"PANAM A RELOCATION TOURS! WITH JACKIE!🙋😊👍❤👈"
Scandinavia in mid Summer evening light was beautiful.
Unfortunately their politicians ruined it.
Good
My aunt lives in Sweden 🇸🇪 but I live in New York
👍🇸🇪❤️
👍👍👍📽️👍👍👍
Thanks!
nice
This place looks so much like germany
Looks like London and Birmingham.
@@iesroo Gothenburg is often called "lilla london" little london due to the buildings being inspired by london
This ls muc better thab stockholm, wide side walks with much prettier tiling, better main shopping street, less crowded, more greenery and more beautiful buildings (i don’t like the beige buildings of stockholm).
Restaurant
No music needed.
Is it a dangerous city? Can it be compared to Malmo? I was recently thinking about studying in Gothenburg but I’m still not quite sure about safety.
Im three months late so maybe you already know the answer but no its not a dangerous city and i'm pretty sure Malmö is more dangerous than Gothenburg. So, obviously crime does happen in Gothenburg (I mean its a major city, of course crime happens) but you don't need to look over your shoulder and be scared or anything. And when it comes to the crimes that do occur its mostly just pick-pocketing or someone stealing someone else's bike or laptop and stuff like that, you know; pretty harmless stuff. But keep these things in mind: If you find yourself in the shopping centre Nordstan, be extra aware of pick-pocketers. And don't go to the areas of Biskopsgården, Hammarkullen and Bergsjön unless you have to. Other than that, you should be fine... unless you decide to get blackout drunk at a bar and fight someone.
@@kristoffer-2614 thank you for your reply, fortunately you are not too late.
Is Malmo really as dangerous as people tend to portray it? I’ve been offered a place to study on the university there and I don’t know whether it’s a good idea to take an advantage of it.
May I ask if you have any information about both university of Gothenburg and Malmo University? I would appreciate any kind of help
@@ssh0ck138 While Malmö does have one of the highest crime and murder rates in the Nordic countries its not too bad compared to other cities in the world. And when it comes to the crime and violence, as far as i know, its mostly between rival gangs so you should be fine. If you have been offered a place at Malmö University than go for it. Just like Gothenburg there are areas of Malmö that should be avoided if possible, Rosengård being one of them, you know the deal; don’t leave your stuff somewhere or someone might steal it, watch out for pick-pocketers and so on. I currently study at Gothenburg University so i might be able to help… what information do you want/need?
@@kristoffer-2614 well, I’d like to know more about those areas to avoid, I’d actually have some more questions related to living in Sweden.
About the uni, do you know by any chance, how many students participate in one programme eg international relations? How big are classes and what methods do they use to teach?
@@ssh0ck138 the Swedish police have a list of ”Vulnerable areas in Sweden”. These areas are no-go zones in all but name. In Gothenburg there are nine of them (Hisings Backa, Rannebergen, Biskopsgården, Bergsjön, Gårdsten, Hammarkullen, Hjällbo, Lövgärdet and Tynnered) Of these three; Biskopsgården, Bergsjön and Hammarkullen are the most well known ones and i think they are also the most dangerous ones, enter at your own risk. The common denominator for these places is that: 1) Its very diverse with people from all over the world. 2) there are a lot of boring, blocky, apartmentbuildings with no character and charm. 3) crime is high. Also; if you need the enter these areas; do it during daytime, i believe its safer that way. Biskopsgården is to the North West of the main Gothenburg city. Bergsjön is to the North East, north of the E20 highway on the outscirts of Gothenburg. Hammarkullen (and neighbouring Angered, another place to avoid because even though its not on the police list of Vulnerable areas its still not a great place to be) is not too far from Bergsjön. Now you roughly know where they are so you can avoid them. When it comes to university i’ve only taken individual courses but they have been between 10-20 students so im guessing the programmes are probably around 30 students, maybe more maybe less. The lessons i’ve had have been two hours long with a 15 minute break, this probably varies depending on the program/course. From what i can tell the programs are mostly around three years long, packed with essays, literature to read through, papers to wright and two hour seminars to listen to. Hope that answered some of your questions! Take care and happy easter! 🐣
Great walking tour. I love Sweden so much. Thank you for sharing and for your walks. You got my like :)
Thank you!
The most beautiful city in Sweden !! ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
❤️♥️❤️
Okay! I am so happy that i see Gothenburg again after so menny years even from you tioub ! I visit this wonderful city back in 1983 ! My friend was working in a very old bic boat and the name of it was otta glus it was in the harbour like café bar restaurant! I am little bit sad i didn't see it! And the house i living it was very near from ulevi stadium of e. F c getenborg ! Eny way the video was wonderful and reminds me all my best memories ❤️ ! The city looks even better now and more attractive ! Love and kisses from Rhodes island in Greece! Thanks for your nice adventure my friend! I have a little tears in my eyes!
I live there. And all winter I wonder, Why am I here? As soon as the summer comes and everybody is on vacation and has the "Summer vibes" and the whole city enters its relaxed state I kn ow exactly why I live here
My home town 😍😍🙌🏠
Rip sweden
Great video and your taste in music is 100% 👍 🇺🇸 🇸🇪
Sweden is so beautiful in the summer, easy to forget duing the winter... thank you for the video.
Just watched your video with my wife, excellent and informative.... Tack så mycket!
Amazing Views and lovely sharing ♥️♥️
Thank you!
@@Wanderizm Let's be friends 🤝🤝
wonderful video....so well done. S-l-o-w panning, nice music, date, time, temp...its all there. Magnificent.
Beautiful place 🇸🇪 🙏
It is! 😊
Very nice dear friend, thanks for sharing! Like......❤ successful always
👍👍👍 Beautiful!
Thank you!
Thanks for the great video, I really enjoyed it! Do you wear a camera on your head?
I really like this city
Nice video
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Gothenburg looks like a very well organized, walkable, and Transit Oriented city. Doesn't looks like a car dependent city. Thanks for the video!!
If anything, driving is a hazzle in Gothenburg since they keep remaking the roads to be as efficient as possible.
You're better off with a bike or just grab a public scooter.
@@amnofish Actually, make driving unappealing (compared to public transportation, biking, and walking) is a necessary step towards creating a livable city.
@@Earth098 Hmmm, illuminati government making it less car friendly to use less fossil fules. We figured it out m8, we're onto them!
It's surprisingly hard to drive there, even though I have lived in the city and still visit it often and consider myself a good driver. Malmö is much easier to drive in, for instance.
Negara yg indah, tapi tidak sekarang untuk kami... I***mfobia
Integrate to western culture then
Stay in your Muslim country, then. If you don't agree with Sweden's culture and policies then don't go there.
Sweedistand