Stockholm's *really* old city, originally built in the 1200s and 1300s. The "not so old" city (Klara) from the 1700s and early 1800s were torn down by the socialist in the 1950s-70s. Large parts surrounding that (now) modernist area survived though. So most of the "old" buildings that you see in Stockholm are actually pretty new, mainy from the 1860s to 1910s, although a few much older ones survived as well (in addition to the part of town shown in this video).
Loved this virtual walking tour and some of the shots were too mesmerizing❣ I am a new fan from Bangalore✨Looking forward to new videos on your channel.
Not really. That's probably the camera mic hearing better than the human ear. But as a Swede, I only visit Gamla Stan in the morning, evening, or winter/fall/spring, when there are much less tourists.
I love seeing these walk through's of old cities.
Stockholm's *really* old city, originally built in the 1200s and 1300s. The "not so old" city (Klara) from the 1700s and early 1800s were torn down by the socialist in the 1950s-70s. Large parts surrounding that (now) modernist area survived though. So most of the "old" buildings that you see in Stockholm are actually pretty new, mainy from the 1860s to 1910s, although a few much older ones survived as well (in addition to the part of town shown in this video).
Very nice.
Great Video.
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Rodrigo nice video I really enjoyed it. Greetings from Pittsfield Massachusetts. Joe
Loved this virtual walking tour and some of the shots were too mesmerizing❣ I am a new fan from Bangalore✨Looking forward to new videos on your channel.
Nice but it seemed very noisy.
Not really. That's probably the camera mic hearing better than the human ear. But as a Swede, I only visit Gamla Stan in the morning, evening, or winter/fall/spring, when there are much less tourists.
True that.
I lived in Sweden a long time ago, but certain things don't seem to change that much. Like noisy Gamla Stan for example.
Very beautiful place ❤