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Stockholm 🇸🇪 vs Oslo 🇳🇴 | Comparing the Senses
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Stockholm, Sweden, and Oslo, Norway are two Scandinavian capitals with a lot of shared history and culture, but also quite distinctive identities. How do these two Nordic cities stack up in terms of the physical experience of each place (the sights, sounds, tastes, feels, smells, and general ambiance?)

Today, I'm comparing the 5 senses and more of Stockholm and Oslo.
To deep dive into each city's experience, check out my travel vlogs!

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@ChristopherFehrenbacher

3 months ago

Great comparison of two cultures that are often closely tied and referred to in similar contexts.

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@InMyHead1996

3 months ago

Fantastic as always!

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@AugustusRex-nk8ze

3 months ago

I'm a Swede but I prefer Oslo. It's a cooler yet more charming city.

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@emiriebois2428

3 months ago

With the same population, Europeans cities seem to be more dynamic and interesting than American cities

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@Traslan

2 months ago

I've lived in both cities, and I have to admit I prefer Oslo. It's more entertaining, closer to nature, and makes you happier. It is also cleaner and quieter. I also like the Norwegian food better. Swedish food feels like leftovers (sorry!), and cheaper. Not only money wise, but also in quality. When I lived in Sthlm, I went to Oslo to buy meat, bread, and certain vegetables that were extremely expensive in Sweden compared to Norway. But - this is my personal experiences and preferences. I no longer live in Sthlm, but in Norway 😅 The mountains, the clean air, the water, the nature, the food ... it had to be Norway for me.

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@teemo8247

3 months ago

I love this video! I 've been looking for a video like this for a long time

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@abdulsamad6067

3 months ago

Thanks Michael for such an amazing analysis. absolutely loved it.

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@birgittae9046

2 months ago

Thanks for a great video! interesting angles and the comparison between the two cities. 🙋‍♀️

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@TravellingTorunn

3 months ago

This was very good. Thorough and interesting and full of facts (Norwegian here 🙂). Subscribed now, and will take a look at other of your videos.

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@steinarhaugen7617

3 months ago

Interesting comparison with two winners. 😊

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@TullaRask

2 months ago

I miss some of the patchy vibe in Oslo in this video. The chance to take a trip to places like Grunerløkka, Rodeløkka, Frogner, Kampen etc. There is a certain patchwork between smaller towns being included into Oslo in older days. You also crossed some of the ruins of Oslo, it's often referred to as the Nordic Pompeii, meaning you have to look for the ruins to find older structures. This kind of video is really too short to view the variety in Oslo I think. Also the fact that it was moved in the 1500 something to be better protected by the fortress, means that it was easier to create more moderne architecture, but people in Oslo has often had their identity somewhere else and such didn't always care that much about the old ruins, so would tear down old to accommodate new. That's why we have the wider streets and avenues and the big Jernbanetorget.

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@herrbonk3635

3 months ago

This is actually made me curious about Oslo! Haven't been there since the mid 1970s, when I was a kid. Not fond of the horrendous aluminium boxes they seem to love, but I guess it's time for a visit.

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@act_sion

3 months ago

Great cities but too expensive

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@daffydus

3 months ago

Thanks, this was great!

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@exploring_world_together

2 months ago

Great comparison between the two cities.❤

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@Vikinggirl1679

2 months ago

First time watching your channel. Very interesting and very well done young man! Loved it. I live in the USA the state of Minnesota. My grandparents were Swedish and spoke Swedish but lived at least for wahile in Jacobstad Finland. I so want to see Sweden and all Scandinavia maybe even move to Sweden somehow. You forgot an important aspect of Sweden... it's the land of ABBA lol. I love the great band ABBA and would love to see their museum in Stockholm. Benny and Frida of ABBA had a flat together in old town. Keep up the good work and take care

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@ehjo4904

3 months ago

Next Boston and NYC or Montréal to Toronto ?

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@biankakoettlitz6979

2 months ago

I think comparing these cities is comparing apples with peaches, you can't do it!

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@coconutfleetsleeper5717

3 months ago

To me London smells like stale beer, wet concrete and piss 😂

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@jeschinstad

2 months ago

Norwegian meatcakes are superior to Swedish meatballs and the Norwegian koldtbord (cold table) is much easier than Swedish smörgåsbord. This makes Norway a much better country than Sweden. No, I'm joking; Sweden is a wonderful country. It's not Norway, but it's damn close.

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