[4K HDR] Solvang, California Walking Tour | 2023

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Published 2023-01-25
Come on a walking tour of the Danish Town of Solvang, California. Solvang is a small town with a population of about 6,100 people. Solvang is located in the Santa Ynez Valley of Santa Barbara County about 45 minute drive north of Santa Barbara. The town was founded in 1911 by a group of Danes from the midwest. In the 1940s, they had a concept for the town as a Danish Village and started building using Danish-Style architecture. Today, Solvang is a popular year-round destination for people looking to experience a little bit on Denmark in California.

Filming Date: Saturday January 21, 2023 at 2:30 PM
Temperature: 62°F (17°C)

Video Chapters:
00:00 Video Preview
01:02 Start of Video, Solvang, California
02:00 Solvang Windmill
04:10 Copenhagen Drive
09:00 Mortensen's Danish Bakery
12:35 Copenhagen Sausage Garden
13:44 Solvang Restaurant
15:30 Alisal Road
18:10 Mission Drive
25:25 Solvang Brewing Company
26:50 Olsen's Danish Village Bakery
31:01 Olsen's Danish Village Bakery
34:00 King Frederik Inn

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All Comments (12)
  • @P0LYBiUS7
    I visited Solvang a few years back, and to my surprise, very few people actually spoke danish. I assumed it was a town full of danish people. I'm bilingual and I'd just start speaking danish to store owners. They looked at me as if I was possessed, and we'd have a good laugh about it. It was a great experience to see the american take on a Danish town, and I still joke about being me being Danish, eating a Danish, in a Danish town in the US :D Thank you for a great video walk of the town, this city is just so vibrant and charming!
  • @jimjones8473
    Great one! Thanks for sharing! hope to see many many more!
  • @Manigo1743
    Looks more like an amusement park than any place in Denmark.
  • @richjaneRN
    Oh such a nice little city. Thanks for sharing ❤
  • @jonlo4256
    This place would pop more if the FASHION WAS FROM THE early 19th century
  • @caffe1n8ed
    It’s so cute, but those traditional clothes make me laugh 💀 as a danish person, I don’t associate that with us at all lol