Visit Sweden - 10 Things That Will SHOCK You About Sweden

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Published 2015-10-16
Heading to Stockholm or Gothenburg? Bachelor party in the Arctic circle? Well here are 10 things that shock tourists and travelers when they visit Sweden. From the friendliness of Swedes to horrible Swedish service. From Dancing in the midnight sun to not getting to dance because you did not make it past the bouncer, 10 Things That Shock Tourists when they visit Sweden.
Culture Shock Sweden

Filmed in Gothenburg, Sweden
Copyright Mark Wolters 2015

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All Comments (21)
  • @earebrink
    I have lived in Sweden for 15 years where did you find the nude people
  • @ibustanut
    during wintertime.. you go to work when its dark and get home when its dark
  • @kabulkhan5144
    Living in Sweden for the past 10 years, I seriously can not point any single negative things. This country is built by amazing Swedish people and you can not ask more. I am very happy and convinced and since I became a Swedish citizen I feel very proud! May God bless Sweden! Amen.
  • @brukernavn3409
    It is worth noting that there are neither northern light or midnight sun in places like Stockholm, Gothenburg, Oslo or Bergen. For that you need to go further north.
  • @jpjona9807
    "Sistm blowget", thumbs up for effort :D
  • @axelhaglund2076
    me as a Swede have so much fun watching this you are pretty accurate as well
  • @eliaslundgren1
    As a swede, I really like my country, but I actually miss the social parts that other countries have, like being able to talk to strangers like on the bus. I always gets really happy when strangers starts to talk to me...
  • @cat_intensifies
    Wuuut? I'm 18 and I have never seen anyone randomly walking around naked, statues are literally the only nakedness I have seen
  • Svennar på en busshållplats: 3 personer, 10 m avstånd mellan varandra
  • @alvinanyholm
    Hi, I live in Gotheburg, Sweden and something that usually shocks people is that you're allowed to go in thr forest and hunt mushrooms, blueberries or anything else. And you are allowed to go around in the woods etc. if you want to! ( This is called "Allemansrätt" in Sweden)
  • @fridablomer7615
    I'm a Swede and I became so glad when I saw this video. You show tourists the best side of Sweden.
  • @texasson7950
    Hej, Sverige!! Hälsningar från TEXAS! I am a Swedish American/TEXAN! I have lived in Sweden and also in Germany (Hallo, Deutschland). Unlike many Americans, Swedes are generally not loud, boisterous and call attention to themselves in public. It's crass, crude and rude. It's low class. Swedes won't tell you that, but I will. Swedes/Scandinavians are much too polite, modest and classy. Swedes are definitely not loudmouth people. I am very proud of my Swedish/Scandinavian/European heritage! Alla lyckönskningar till det svenska folket. Din vän i Texas. Take care, Y'ALL!!!
  • @fridaohman5974
    Love how almost only Swedes are comenting too! #11 Swedes get exited whenever Sweden is mentioned. 😂
  • As a Swede, I love hearing what other people think of us and our culture, it's very interesting! And these things are true, but the nude thing to a certain point.
  • @user-jg1of2vc9z
    Love your videos! They have been very helpful on our travels and the first place I go when planning a trip. Sweden is on the list for this summer!
  • @Belenor
    100% correct. And another thing that might shock americans, shoes off when youre in someones home.
  • It's pretty weird that Swedes are watching facts about Sweden, btw i am not going to type anything cuz i am from Sweden too xD
  • @oscarchica5566
    Mark, your "bon vivant" enthousiasm is infectious! Thanks for the fun and very useful videos.
  • I have lived in Sweden for over 40 years, and the existance of Systembolaget and the insanely high taxes on alcohol both continue to shock me every time I accidentally think about it.