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Moving to Stockholm Sweden 🇸🇪 my first impressions, apartment tour & exploring the city
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ธ.ค. 2023
- We're spending the next few weeks living in Stockholm Sweden! After spending the year travelling the world, we wanted to take things a bit slower & we thought Stockholm would be the perfect place to do some slow travel. In this first episode, we travel to Stockholm, settle into our apartment & begin exploring the city! I hope you enjoy this vlog!
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Welcome! But why on earth would you buy bottled water in Sweden? The tapwater here is always drinkable and probably of a higher quality than the bottled kind.
You do know that you can drick the tapwater everywhere in sweden?!Its very good qualite 😊
Yeah - Its one of the best tap water systems in the world LOL
Yeah i live in sweden and its soo cool
was about too say, why buy plastic bootled water?? that carbon foot print thought?
I could live there as so CIVILISED love it! Everyone so well dressed and dark doesn't bother me or the cold. Heating bills not sure of there. I am a warm mortal so that with good wool socks helps. I think they are healthy and I love the archipelago. Vasa Museum is wonderful and the attitude is perfect. Wholesome. I love the water everywhere and fish to eat. Unfortunately I visited with a grumpy partner which spoilt it but would love to go on my own.
Loved this episode Jess .. your channel is really coming along and thoroughly enjoyable!
So glad you enjoyed it 💕
I want to visit Stockholm this year from Devon UK and how have you found the Swedish people?? Xx@@JessicaJayneTurner
@@mattk5020 they’re so lovely!! Everyone has been super kind & helpful - definitely recommend visiting (also I love visiting Devon in the summer!) 💗
@@JessicaJayneTurner I'm really happy for both of you that you've settled in and that the Swedish have been friendly and nice. Some say they can be cold. I enjoy your videos and look forward to more. Obviously it snows a lot and it's quite icy 🥶 but looks fun. Yes I'm in Torquay and love the English Riviera but I visit Cornwall a lot and Newquay in the summer. Have a fabulous week the both of you Xx
Ahhh loved the vibes! Hygge is also a Swedish/Scandinavian thing too like Fika but I think Hygge means cosy! Hope you had a lovely Christmas and wishing you a Happy New Year too! 🥰💕
Thanks lovely! Hope you had a lovely Christmas & new year too 🥰
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Hygge is Danish, in Sweden we say mysa, in Norway kose sig. All mean cosy.
@@annicaesplund6613 Thank you for correcting me!
@@annicaesplund6613 Yes, and us swedes says _hygglig_ for something or somebody being nice, obviously the same word stem.
Teally enjoyed watching this
You didn't know that Oatly is a Swedish brand? 😁 I don't drink it though 😅 And our tapwater is some of the best in the world so no need to buy bottles unless you want it flavoured and carbonated 👍 One place to try out is our best fastfood chain MAX 🙏 way better than McDonalds and BurgerKing 😃
I honestly has no idea Oatly was Swedish 😂 learn something new everyday! 💕
@@JessicaJayneTurner glad to have "learned" you one thing and i learn new stuff now and then myself 😃😊👌
Well it’s founded in Sweden. Nowadays it’s majority-owned by the chinese state as well as the biggest contributor behind Amazonas deforestation in the world. Anyone with any care in the World for environmentalism or human rights would do right to boycott them
@@KittenCritters What a joy you are hun
Glad you like the food you bought, ( you made my girl happy, coz she is the head chief in one of the Willys =) ) cinnemon rolls are the best! but you did wrong with making the coffee, its 1 big spoon per cup. Very good video!
So much charisma, a must watch whether you’re into travelling or not! I enjoyed every second of this video, thank you Jessica!
Aw that’s so lovely to hear! Thank you 💕
Loved this video, reminds me of vlogs at your old house 🤍
Aw I love that! Thank you so much lovely 💕
Blessings to the content creator for gracing my screen with this outstanding and visually pleasing video.
Aw that’s so kind!!💗
I hope you know that you can drink the water from the tap, glass- O'boy is the best chocolate drink it should be mixed with a milk and welcome to Sweden,
IMO Stockholm is one of the most beautiful, efficient and liveable city in the world. I really love that place!
What do you do for work if you don’t mind me asking? I have SO enjoyed your travels, but also excited for “homey” vlogs in Stockholm 😊
I work at a digital marketing agency as a UGC creator 🫶🏼 aw I’m so glad to hear that, thanks lovely ❤️
Come up north, around Luleå, here we have between-10 and -20c :)
Looks like the coffee you bought was Zoegas Skånerost, a darker roasted coffee.
Kanelbulle (Cinnamon bun/roll) originate from sweden, and it's our most eaten pastries.
And yes, Fika is as much as part of our culture as lets say, Siesta in spain and such.
It's something you do at home, at town, at work, when visiting relatives and so on, you can invite your neighbour for fika, and most first dates in sweden are actully not Dinner dates, rather going for Fika to get to know eachother a bit better.
Fika usually takes place between 11-15, but can happen any time ofcourse, but especially at work and such, it's like a break besides lunch, usually shorter, anywhere from 15 to 45 minutes where coworkers all can take a break, go to a lounge area at work, grab coffee and something to snack on, quite often "Kanelbulle" and talk away.
If you are in the city, a Fika can be anything between 10 minutes to 3 hours sitting at a cafe, unlike US when I visited there, you won't get chased out of a coffee shop, unless it's closing or you'r hanging there without ordering anything, so it's perfect for a first date as it's a bit more casual then a dinner date, getting to know eachother a bit more first.
Inviting your neighbour for fika or relatives for fika rather then neccerly food is a nice middle ground, you tend to want to offer a selection of things to eat and Coffe + Tea perhaps.
The whole concept of Fika is not to just eat pasteries & drink Coffee, it's more focus on the sitting down and having a break with others, talking and chill for a while.
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The hot Chocolate, or just chocolate in general, none of the brands you mention are big here, there is one brand that is very big and thats "O'boy" it's ment to be mixed with cold mist first of all OR warm, they also have hot chocolate prepacks too, but otherwise when it comes to making your own "Hot" chocolate, then most swedes make their own mix from Coco & Sugar just.
I though pastries was bakelser, i.e. with cream and stuff. Like budapest, napoleon, prinsess, and so on.
A bun is just a plain bun, as I see it, regardless of how fresh and delicious. 😊
And yes, "fika" is certainly part of our culture, but people hasn't always been using that particular word (old vulgar slang for coffee). My family almost never use it, same with many friends. They say things like _dricka kaffe, kaffe & tårta, kafferast, gå på kondis, konditoribesök, bjuda på kaffe,_ and so on.
@@herrbonk3635 Pasteries är Bakverk/Bakelser, men bakelser är ofast gladdiga med grädde/kräm/sylt osv, men det är inte alltid helt solklart vad något är, finns ingen lag för det.
Bullar, Croissanter, Kakor osv tillhör bakverk.
Vi skiljer mellan Bakverk & Bakelser, medans engelska använder Pasteries för båda.
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Fika, ja tror jag hört alla exempel du tar upp men hör oftast fika snarare än alla du nämt tillsammans.
- Ne nu är det dax för fika (på jobbet).
- Ska vi ta en fika på stan?
- Jag bjöd in grannen på fika.
- Jag bjuder på fika.
Tror jag max hört "konditoribesök" eller "Gå på Kondis" inte heller "Kaffe & Tårta" mer än typ 1 gång i mitt liv lr nått.
Kanske beror på region man bor i, är uppväxt i norr om stockholm och gått gymnasiet / jobbat i stockholm, varit mkt mkt Västerås / Örebro hållet.
Really beautiful city
Search for Stockholm Bloodbath, and you might know some about those colorful iconic buildings at Stortorget. :)
10:49 cinnamon bun is actually originally from Sweden
Ah that makes sense! 🙌
Love your videos, Well made and it was great to see you visit our lovely Sweden, keep the good job going.#Followed
Aw thank you so much!! 💕
Välkommen till Stockholm!😊
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Just to remind everyone who wish to visit Sweden... drinking water is free ! Where ever you go tap water is a quality drinking water.
Glad to hear that you like Sweden ❤
We subscribe! 😍
hey, how did you find your apartment? is it through Airbnb?
filming , editing is next level
Aw thank you so much!!💕
Hey, just concluded my divorce and keen to travel to Sweden to vacate since im a huge coffee fan, so FIKA is definitely something I'll resonate with. Where were you guys staying since im struggling to find and apartment for a month just like your apartment.
Just out of curiosity, how did you find a short-term rental apartment in Stockholm? AirBnb and such isn't really that big here due to how the apartment market works.
I wonder the same thing because generally you buy a property in Stockholm.
Oh really! We just booked it through Airbnb, that’s interesting to know though! 😊
30;10,a tip ,sometimes the "What he s picking" is from yesterday,& not so soft & fresh..lookout for that :-) we call them "old cinnamons",then.
Wait a sec it’s Christmas time in Stockholm and there’s no snow? Is that normal?
I wonder why you don't eat at the dinnertable? 😊 It's nice to follow you here.
nice editing!
Thank you!! 💕
Very good vlog
Thank you so much! ❤️
Short days? Had you been in Kiruna the sun wouldn't've been up at all!
Hat inside maaay disturb some old people, but its very common nowadays. But WHY buy bottle water?? Tap water is sooo much better!
Skip the layers of clothes, as long as you keep your feet, head and hands warm you won’t freeze.
Such a good point! 🫶🏼
@@JessicaJayneTurneran old saying about people who don't wear hat's when it's cold: empty barns don't need roofs.
Ah of course, using scissors on a pizza, why didn't i think of that 😮. You guys should get a white hot chocolate at chokladkoppen in old town
Ooo white hot chocolate sounds amazing! 💕
Älvsjö! Nice. :)
8:56 Yes, SEK = Svenska enkronor = Swedish "unit-crowns".
Fun to see.where in England are you from ? I hear a special accent.
I’m from the south of England - Dorset 🫶🏼
@@JessicaJayneTurner Oh,I see,enjoy your visit in Sweden :-)
Both cinnamon buns and Oatly come from Sweden so that's not a big surprise😀
Oatley is Swedish.
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You write under the vlog that you chose Stockholm to unwind, but Stockholm is the wrong place to choose to be down in. The bigger city in southern Sweden to relax in is Gothenburg, that city is less stressful. but if you really want to unwind, you should choose northern Sweden. There is a British TH-camr about animals, she and her partner have settled up in northern Sweden. then there is a family from London who every Christmas and New Year stay up in my city Kiruna, which is at the top of Sweden. Partly, they chose Kiruna to be sure that there is snow during these holidays, besides, it is polar winter from about December 8th until about January 8th. Then the sun never rises above the horizon during that time, it brightens at 09.30 and darkens again at 12.30.
PS! why are you talking so fast? you put your voice here at high speed and sound like you have to say everything you want to say as fast as possible-
Oatley is swedish :)
I love your accent
Generally you buy a apartment in Stockholm, so where did you find a apartment for renting just a few weeks ?
I love people who give a question a like instead of an answer.🤦
It's an Airbnb. I've never used it myself, but I sort of know how it works. Basically, you rent a strangers house/apartment for x amount of time, just like a hotel, but it's a decorated home. :)
come on now it isn't "moving" if you are basically just staying in a holiday home for a few weeks for fun
I can't believe that she cut the pizza with a scissors ☠️☠️☠️☠️
O Boy is the Cacao
Normal life?
Hey guys lovely video…its Ficka 🍰☕️
No, but fika. Ficka = pocket.
Hey. Just a brit living in Sweden here and you are acting surprised like Sweden and the capital city no less is a developed place. For someone so “travelled” you come across as naive at best and uninformed at worst.
"finka" means jail. 😊
Oh that’s definitely not what I meant 😂
You know you can drink the tap water anywhere here in Scandinavia? And no it’s not rude to wear your beanie inside. No one will care, and Fika can be anything, not just coffee and cake, but a sandwich.
get the flip flop, you are too extra!!!
Wild islamic country...
Said the Polish, you guys have invaded the UK. Stay humble.