Sweden, Stockholm - Walking from to Bällstabro to Sundbyberg centrum
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มี.ค. 2022
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Stockholm is the capital of Sweden. It has the most populous urban area in Sweden as well as in Scandinavia. 1 million people live in the municipality, approximately 1.6 million in the urban area, and 2.4 million in the metropolitan area. The city stretches across fourteen islands where Lake Mälaren flows into the Baltic Sea. Outside the city to the east, and along the coast, is the island chain of the Stockholm archipelago. The area has been settled since the Stone Age, in the 6th millennium BC, and was founded as a city in 1252 by Swedish statesman Birger Jarl. It is also the county seat of Stockholm County.
Here are some of the places i have done virtual walking tours so far : Sweden Sverige Stockholm Sthlm södermalm gamla stan drottninggatan hammarby solna sollentuna odenplan hötorget fridhemsplan skanstull st eriksplan kungsholmen sofiakyrka rådmansgatan tunnelbana stockhom central station centralen stockholm city södra station kungsträdgården sergels torg plattan promenad
Here is how you say Sweden in different languages :
Suedia السويد Швецыя Швеция Suècia Švédsko Sverige Zweden Sweden Rootsi
سوئد Ruotsi Suède Suecia Schweden Σουηδία שבדיה स्वीडन Svédország Svíþjóð
Swedia An tSualainn Svezia スウェーデン 스웨덴 Zviedrija Švedija Шведска 瑞典 Sverige Szwecja Suécia Suedia Швеция Шведска Švédsko Švedska Suecia
Uswidi Sverige Suwesya สวีเดน sveç Швеція Thụy Điển
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Super! 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Another beautiful day! I like all the new construction and how well the area is served by the tram connection.
Thank you very much!
Each walk is enjoyable and impressive 💛👍 🇸🇪
Tack 🙏🏻🇸🇪
I like when you go to places you’ve never been, it’s fun exploring them with you! Nice little adventures. 😃
Glad you like them!
Thank you , Daniel for beautiful walk and talk!
My pleasure!
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I really enjoy when you take us to the suburbs of Stockholm Daniel. The new development looks very nice here too.
Thanks for the beautiful walk and talk. 💛
Thanks man
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Thank you ♥️
You are welcome
Fascinating seeing these outlying districts and all the modern development. I have noticed that beyond central Stockholm there are very few old buildings. I wonder if that's because there really wasn't much in those areas that was worth retaining.
Dik - you are absolute right. It's the inner city ( innanför tullarna) that have the historic old buildings and character. The only part in Stockholm inner city that is relative new is around Centralstationen, Stockholm needed to make that area modern in order to grow as a modern city. Many houses/appartment in the best locations in Gamla Stan and in Söder is municipal rent appartments , they are cheap for swedish standard and the shape is 10 of 10, you can get more information about the history and how the houses in Söder and Gamla Stan looks inside, Stadsholmen(municipal rent company) site. The interior is pretty much like the old days). For example the house Nordin showed us at Yttersta Tvärgränd 2, is over 250 years old and has had the same look over 200 years.
Nordin and his friend Mr Isak goes live today around 16.30 swedish time.
I really like the look of Sundyberg as well as how it sounds when pronounced! This will be one of the many places I will be looking forward to walking around on my adventure around Stockholm, so getting a preview is nice!! I actually learn a lot more on your channel than you give yourself credit for so thanks as always!🙏💙💛😎
Stuart, I can tell that you're really excited about your forthcoming trip to Stockholm. I'm sure you'll have a wonderful time exploring all the districts.
@@DikWhite I really am!🚇🛫😃
There is an old saying that goes something like ... "teaching is one of the best ways to learn" Even native speakers of a language keep learning their own language if they are curious enough.
Very true actually. Thanks .
Hello🙌🏻 the walks are getting more active😅, no more snow obstacles or slippery paths. If only work permits, I’d be asking my husband to pack our things and travel back to Sweden!Thank u for actually taking time to talk to your viewers and just telling us where u are😃I don’t need to walk the steep sidewalks since you are already doing it for us😄 bet you got good quads muscles right now!We all could read about history and culture, not a problem👍🏻 tack vår gode vän! Hope its correct😅.
Haha yes so true
Hi nice video
Thanks for visiting
Lovely Walk Daniel👌😃
Thank you 👍
Thank you for sharing the wonderful video. I enjoyed watching video. Have a nice week.
Thanks 🙏🏻🇸🇪
Have you come across the phrase ‘earworm’ for those tunes or songs that get stuck in your head? They can be very annoying. I enjoyed today’s walk and caught up with your trip to the country park with Olov. Interesting going inside the church and early farm houses. Re languages….Is there a close relationship between Nordic languages? For example do you pick up a Norwegian easily now you are a Swedish speaker.
No i have never heard that phrase. Yes Norwegian is easy to understand for me. When i went to Oslo i could almost get by just by speaking Swedish. But Danish is much harder and more different. Same thing goes for Icelandic. Finnish is completely different and has nothing in common with Swedish.