5 Things I've Learnt After A Year in Sweden!

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Today, I will go over 5 of the most amazing things I have learnt about Sweden after being here for almost a year. Sweden is such a lovely country with even more lovely people. If you're looking to come to Sweden or just want to learn a little about this incredible country, this video will teach you a bit of what I have learnt :) Note : Josie isn't in the video as she was at work and since she is Swedish, she already knew all of this haha
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@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

After all the comments we’ve received, I feel I have to make the point that I am truly blessed that Josie is a chef and Josie and her parents are extremely good cooks. Feeling blessed after reading all the comments 😅😂 thanks everyone for watching and engaging ❤️

@TheLiggist 2 года назад

the best meatballs are the ones I make

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

@@TheLiggist you’ll have to prove it! 🤣

@TheLiggist 2 года назад

@@LocationUnlocked you are wellcome to come and try

@b.v.nielsen8714 2 года назад

Aren't you a bit worried? With Josie and her parents you could end up like... 'generously proportioned'.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

@@b.v.nielsen8714 I’ve put on over 20 kgs since Josie and I met 2.5 years ago 😅 I’m already generously proportioned 😂 have to work on that… 😐

@nihlify 2 года назад

I'm always a bit surprise that Americans that love talking about their level of freedom can't fathom the freedom to walk in the nature. ;)

@threelittlepixiiies2491 2 года назад

Tell me about it. Being a Halfbreed with a Swedish mom the level of freedom our summer vacations brought us can not be compared with the false security of USA... when my parents retired they were stationed in Sweden and stayed there, I followed them after I graduated. I'm never going back. Sweden is my home now. 🇸🇪❤

@beaverones41 2 года назад

@Marcus Sweden is a very individualistic country, the people are independent and individualistic. The state being expected to do certain things does not mean the people have no responsibility. Dying from not being able to afford healthcare is not a freedom.

@beaverones41 2 года назад

@Marcus There are problems with waiting lines but that is not an issue with the system, it is an issue with implementation and funding and can be fixed fairly easily. In the US 40 000 people die every year because they don´t have access to basic healthcare and those deaths are by design. Everything else you said is also extremely missleading. To think that the US is more free than Sweden is truly delusional.

@pierrenilsson6189 2 года назад

@Marcus The idea of property and that you can own a chunk of the country you live in or a chunk of nature that used to be free for all and prevent anyone else from going there, is a bit weird. If you are a Swede, you also know that there is a differene between private property and owning land but yet you pretend they are the same. They are not. Your argument that you should be free to take the freedom to roam away from others (by buying property) is just silly. That is not how freedom works as you well know.

@znail4675 2 года назад

@Marcus The state dealing with issues that should not be optional is not a problem. It's not like having the elderly or sick not being taken care off is a feature. The main difference between USA and Sweden is that in USA the focus is on the right to do whatever you want while in Sweden there is more focus on the freedom of not having bad things done to you. USA also focus more on protecting corporations profit while in Sweden there is more focus in protecting the individual from being exploited by the corporations.

@Stetch42 2 года назад

Everyones grandma makes the best meatballs. Its the law.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

❤️❤️

@carolaw9109 2 года назад

My maternal grandmother made absolutely horrible meatballs. 😅 So basically, she's the exception that confirms the rule 😏 😅

@Ohne_Silikone 2 года назад

Mine certainly did.

@loris-bismar 2 года назад

My grandma did the best meatballs ;)

@tropik5724 2 года назад

My grandfather makes way better meatballs than my grandmother.

@thorbeorn4295 2 года назад

I start to love my own country even more when I hear other people talking about it. Lol. Maybe I take it for granted but, it really is one of the best places to live in the world.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

We all do! I took Aus for granted until Covid hit and the country went mental… miss what it used to be! Sweden really feels like home! ❤️

@lennartandersson75 2 года назад

Maybe Freedom To Roam can teach Americans what true freedom is?

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Amen! 🙏

@TheFalconerNZ 2 года назад

Agree, Freedom is the right to use, not the right to own. Ownership reduces everyone's right to enjoy a location (product or service) and limits it to just a select few which is why l pray that when we go to the stars and start settling other planets they are settled in the name of & for the use of all humanity not just one nation. Earth should be open to all humanity to travel and enjoy, not walled off with with lines on a map because who gave anyone the right to own what was here before we arrived and will be here after we leave. If you say God, he gave it to us as a guardianship to use & protect and we have abused that right and therefore have forfeited it.

@MrGunnar69 2 года назад

What is true freedom? In economic freedom, Sweden and the US are about equal, after socialist countries such as Denmark, Finland and Iceland. Only the last Soviet state of Norway is a little behind. The difference is that in the US companies are taxed heavily and in Sweden the working class is taxed heavily. The US does not have nearly as much privately owned land as Sweden has as a percentage. That is why Swedish forests are so well managed. Compare with the fishing in the seas that no one owns, if I do not take, someone else will take. The right to roam works because so few use it. Guess what it would look like if Sweden had a population of 100,000,000 people who have holidays in the forest instead of the Mediterranean or Thailand.

@Sumpula 2 года назад

We have the same here in Finland. And it also includes picking wild berries or mushroom and fishing on somebody elses land.

@lennartandersson4945 2 года назад

@@MrGunnar69 Just a piece of advice! You Will not make anyone think you are serious, except your sect, with your extremly false claims!

@samanthajanesmith9591 2 года назад

I have lived in both the USA (10 years) and Sweden (7 years so far) and Sweden is a far better place to live. The land belongs to all Swedish people not just the few. It's safe, friendly and clean. You work less, play more, much longer vacation and thus have a much better lifestyle. Family friendly policies, healthcare for everyone - a real paradise.

@wendajones9040 2 года назад

The freedom to roam is THE very best thing about Sweden. It amazed me too when I first moved here many years ago.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

❤️❤️

@jokervienna6433 2 года назад

The Freedom to roam also includes picking berries and mushrooms for personal consumption. My personal favourites are skogshallon and smultron. If you have not tried them yet, please do! It is a taste-explosion that goes far beyond anything you can buy in a store. It is the taste of Swedish summer.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Will have to give it a try! Josie’s dad loves to go to the forest and pick mushrooms! They’re delicious! I’ll have to ask him which ones he’s picking as I’m not sure of the name 😋

@jokervienna6433 2 года назад

@@LocationUnlocked , quite sure it is kantareller - I love them too! Especially on toasted bread, some good butter and a little salt.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Yes, it's kantareller and trattkantareller 😄 -J

@Kytraal 2 года назад

Commercial use of forage (Berries, mushrooms) is also allowed. It doesn't have to be for personal consumption.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

@@Kytraal you guys teaching me more and more! Thanks for the knowledge 🙏 🙌

@AreHan1991 2 года назад

We have the freedom to roam in Norway too. Same rules. I might add: you can also go paddling in a canoe or kajak on any body of water, whoever owns it. And the coast line is free for all

@jari2018 2 года назад

Includes Finland also but not Denmark...

@craftylemon2460 2 года назад

@@jari2018 Those sneaky Danes. Maybe we must go to war again, only sticks as weapons tho and no hitting in the face or balls.

@kristerforsman2448 2 года назад

@@jari2018 Not in Åland

@ElectariumTunic 2 года назад

As an extra Did you also know (not trying to trump Norway, you might have the same deal) In Sweden you are allowed to temporarily park and use any private jetty, e.g. for sunbathing or regular bathing; as long as it's not close to a dwelling and don't block the owner

@hurri7720 Год назад

In Scotland, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Austria, Czech Republic and Switzerland, the freedom to roam takes the form of general public rights which are sometimes codified in law. The access is ancient in parts of Northern Europe. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_to_roam Nordic countries Ancient traces provide evidence of the freedom to roam in many European countries, suggesting such a freedom was once a common norm. Today, the right to roam has survived in perhaps its purest form in Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. Here the right has been won through practice over hundreds of years[1] and it is not known when it changed from mere 'common practice' to become a commonly recognised right.

@richardrejmer8721 2 года назад

I'm also Australian and my son and his Swedish wife and 2 kids live in Stockholm, so we like to visit when we can. . Fika is sacred. . You NEVER rush fika. . It's relaxed and leisurely. . A fantastic way to unwind if you are at work, or to socialize if you are with friends or family. . I love it. There's also a joke about Swedes - but especially those from Stockholm. . During COVID, people were asked to keep 1.5 metres apart (5 feet). . The people from Stockholm joke that they can't wait for this rule to be dropped so they can go back to their NORMAL distance of 5 metres (16 feet) apart.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

😂😂😂 yep! Swedes love their fika and self distancing hahaha thanks for watching mate! Say hi to Aus for me 🇦🇺

@jfilm7466 2 года назад

Never rush Italian fica! 😂

@nightsgrow6575 2 года назад

Stockholm is honestly the last place in Sweden that would make that joke. The northern half of Sweden though is very well known for being sparsely populated, the people are a lot more reserved too. Everything is a lot calmer and less complicated up there. That’s the more appropriate location for that joke :)

@Gubson 2 года назад

Yes! Keeping distance isn´t that hard for Swedes.

@weronicaswonder8156 2 года назад

@@nightsgrow6575 I am from North Sweden and I don't think we are more reserved then other places in Sweden. I would say that people from country side of North Sweden is more genuine.

@hliljan 2 года назад

The food is healthy because we don’t fry our food. In school every child learn the dish model ”tallriksmodellen” 1/3 carbohydrate, 1/3 proteins and 1/3 of vegetables. Now it is more like 1/4 carbohydrate, 1/4 proteins and 1/2 vegetables. We don’t eat a lots of carbohydrate for breakfast as you do. That’s why there is always room for ”fika” 😅

@DanielErik 2 года назад

I absolutely love the freedom to roam! That's maybe the biggest reason I probably never could leave Sweden. Especially since I love making videos about nature! ☺️

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

💯💯

@MikaelKjell 2 года назад

I totally agree👌 I had a great opportunity to move to Marbella, Spain to work and live. But my first thought was that I actually had to leave Sweden, and I just can't see myself live anywhere else😳

@ariengman 2 года назад

We've got allemansrätten in Finland as well, so feel free to roam in here too 😁

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Not to the same extent as in Sweden though.. for example you're not allowed to park your campervan by a lake or wherever you want and stay the night. You have to stay in designated campsites 😊

@jonel5001 2 года назад

I dont know Sweden but in Finland you can roam and also pick berries and mushrooms freely. As much as you like, and our forests are full of blueberries and mushrooms august-november. Just 150 meters away of anyones yard, makes sense...

@kronop8884 2 года назад

Sam deal in Sweden, pick wild mushrooms and berries freely and as much as you like

@kronop8884 2 года назад

@Margareta Holmgren It didn’t become an actual law until 1994 in Sweden, before that it was something more like a customary law with very old traditions based on that was not explicitly forbidden was allowed. Even the expression itself was not minted until the 1940’s at least in Sweden

@jonel5001 2 года назад

@Margareta Holmgren from that era is also lot of common ideology, such as equality and taking care of those who cant do it them self. Thats the base why nordic countries are happiest plases to live.

@petterrix3144 Год назад

🇸🇪🇫🇮

@nesta8273 2 года назад

In the 90's we had subtitles on every english speaking movie, and not dubbed like some other countries do. May seem like a small thing but this was a superb practise on the english language everytime you watched a movie. So its a bit sad to see how every movie for kids is being dubbed with swedish voice actors these days.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Yeah, makes total sense! If there is a movie in Spanish, French, Swedish, Korean, etc.. I would always rather watch in the original language with subtitles. So much better and definitely helps you learn as you said 👍 thanks for watching! ❤️

@niklasmolen4753 2 года назад

Dubbing has only occurred in children's programs and children's films. That has always been the case.

@nightsgrow6575 2 года назад

I learned English from the fresh prince of bel air 😂

@h06anbjo 2 года назад

When I grew up in Sweden during the 90's, everything was dubbed in Swedish when it came to kids shows.. And by kids shows I mean anything that isn't teen focused and shows for the 20's and up folks.. Those always had subtitles.. I however never had cable so that might be the reason why we've had different experiences..

@corresandberg 2 года назад

90's :) It has been subtitles for a long time. I'm from early 70's and can't remember any dubbed movie.

@lurventut 2 года назад

What we swedes take for granted is something that isn't usual or even existing in other countries. Just take tap water. I've had foreign people visiting my home , and they just couldn't understand that we had the same high quality fresh water in our toilets and garden hoses as in the water tap in the kitchen. So we are extremely spoiled when it comes to clean water and fresh air. That is one of the many things that we need to take care of. Good video,nice,simple and informative. And by the way,I have an accent in which your southern girlfriend wouldn't understand. 🙂🙂

@_._._DJ_._._ 2 года назад

Same with us here in Canada - fresh water is one thing we have in abundance... Although I wouldn't drink from the toilet, my dog doesn't seem to complain... :)

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Omg! The water here is so good! We in Aus can also drink the water but it just doesn’t taste as good as it does here in Sweden. I remember when we were back in Aus, Josie told me our water was terrible compared to Sweden. I didn’t realise how right she was until I got here and tried it. 🥰

@philipdamask2279 2 года назад

The taste or quality of water depends on the source. In America if your home is served by treated water your hoses and toilets usually get the same treated water.

@hurri7720 Год назад

@@_._._DJ_._._ , it's still the same water, right, and the dog doen't mind because it's not his toilet.

@alexaelliott2598 2 года назад

I enjoyed your summary of 5 good points about Sweden. The “free to roam” is also a Norwegian right. It’s an interesting concept. I like the idea of land being available to all, as long as the visitors are respectful. Swedes have that respect. It’s a cultural difference between Scandinavian countries and other European culture countries.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Oh wow! I wasn’t aware that Norway also had the same freedom to roam right! Thanks for letting me know! I look forward to visiting Norway soon 😊 it’s a great way to be ❤️

@michaellust 2 года назад

@@LocationUnlocked I love Sweden in so many ways BUT Norway has the most beautiful nature of whole of Europe. No country is even close.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

@@michaellust I’m yet to visit Norway, but from what I’ve seen, I can’t disagree with you! Can’t wait to make it there and explore where my family once came from! - Will

@cynic7049 2 года назад

Yes, all the Nordics have it. Although I heard the Danish variation is slightly more restricted.

@alexaelliott2598 2 года назад

@@mendamend it’s an excellent right but I don’t see it being viable in some countries where respect for your community and others is replaced by “it’s all about me”.

@bambustech9477 2 года назад

really missed the point about the: "freedom to roam" that one can do that, without any kind of risk of just being randomly fired at (or shot, if you prefer), or hunted down like if you were wild game! :D

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

I thought it was just a given 😉😂

@gellawella 2 года назад

The thing with fika isn’t what you drink or eat… well it is, but I think the break from work or everyday hassle is the most important thing with fika here. Woe the office manager trying to cut the fika break short! He or she better have a GOOD reason to dare come and say ”you can’t do this now” or mutiny will ensue. Those 15-20 mins are sacred!

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

💯 you don’t mess with a Swede and their fika!

@gellawella 2 года назад

@@LocationUnlocked hehe something like that yes

@andreasbilberg8150 2 года назад

Pretty much a social things here in Sweden

@RandomerFellow 2 года назад

Why should the managers hassle? They enjoy it as much as everyone else.

@gellawella 2 года назад

@@RandomerFellow *OR everyday hassel*

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

I really enjoyed making this video! Do you think we should make more of these top 5 style videos? - Will

@satanihelvetet 2 года назад

Yeah, a really good and nice video! Please tell us a litle about yourself too, where you come from e.t.c.

@keepcreationprocess 2 года назад

Do you only live in the summer there?

@jimmylarsson6523 2 года назад

Another thing I like is that it's easy to get around by bike, walking or public transportation, especially in the largest cities. I live and work in central Gothenburg, and have absolutely no need for a car.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

So true, public transport is great in Sweden! And so much better for the environment than everyone driving 😄

@LordHughfusJarted 2 года назад

Sweden, Awesome place, lovely people, Great food, Wonderful scenery, Fermented canned fish? maybe not so much .. I would love to retire there if i could. The wife and i used to have an apartment down in Varmland, Which we kept for the winter rally. Absolutely loved it. Cool vid btw.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! I think I could definitely live out my years here once ready to settle down. Such an amazing country! Not looking forward to it but think I’ll need to try the fermented fish one day! 🤢

@MikaelKjell 2 года назад

Great clip!👍 It's nice to hear you say these things, as we tend to forget😊🙏

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Thank you for watching! 🙏 🙌

@myrskylintu1 2 года назад

"In Denmark they have pretty similar language". I had a good, warmhearted laugh after that:) For me as a Finn it's very different language than swedish.

@mariaolsdotter63 2 года назад

@torivarnor However, even Danes sometimes say that their own babies have trouble learning the language. It doesn't help that it's germanic. I've lived in Sweden most of my life and speak Swedish fluently, but have a lot of trouble with Danish.

@andreasbilberg8150 2 года назад

Let me tell you we in Sweden hade hard time to understand Dannisch People way harder than understand Norway speech

@nilse7793 2 года назад

However it is a fact that the languages spoken in Sweden Norway and Denmark are pretty similar

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

It all depends on where in sweden you're from though. Like someone from skåne will understand danish better than someone from Norrbotten, only because it's closer. People from Skåne go to Denmark alot 😄

@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 2 года назад

@torivarnor En får legge godvilja til. Så går det nok...😄

@Faringail 2 года назад

One wonderfull thing about allemansrätten is all the established trails with shelters strewn across Sweden. I can recommend taking a stroll in fyledalen in tomelilla. Wonderfull in spring

@deportedsouls3165 2 года назад

Great summary of our country! Like the "allemansrätt"=freedom to rome, that we as kids were brought up with, and took for granted. 😀

@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 2 года назад

I used to take that a step furter, as a kid. Our grumpy old neighbour complained about me walking across his back garden. To go to the candystore on saturdays. With 1NKR to spend. (It was the 1960's). "Haven't you heard of the ALLEMANSRÄTTEN ?" I'd reply. Cheekily. And match on... 👧🍬🍦

@MrCarlBackhausen 2 года назад

Love your imput! It´s a pleasure having wonderful people like you in Sweden! :D Love it! I wish you a warm welcome any and every time you visit and if you live here. I am happy to have someone as pleasant as you as a fellow Swede! Tack för den fina videos och jag önskar dig en god fortsättning!

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Ahh thanks Carl, means a lot mate! Beautiful country full of beautiful people! Will be back there before I know it!

@pereinarolsson3928 2 года назад

Glad you took your time to come here!

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Thank you! I think this’ll always be my second home ❤️

@petererlandsson2249 2 года назад

Great video mate! The fact that we like to say things twice made me laugh, because I don't think we really notice it ourselves. Also cool that you like it here, and feel at ease living here. I think it'll grow even more on you the longer you stay and the more places you visit.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Thank you! 😄 it's funny how that happens, Josie never noticed before either 😅

@weronicaswonder8156 2 года назад

What south Sweden don't have is Midnight sun. It is magical. I just love it. Nothing like that. I don't think it is much colder in North Sweden compared to South Sweden.

@freyjulundr 2 года назад

its around 6 plus degrees in southern sweden and here in kiruna in the north its minus 31 thats a quite big difference hehe !

@magnuspersson1433 2 года назад

The summers are warmer in the southern half of Sweden. The east coast south of Stockholm in particular has a lot of sun and a much better summer climate than further north. I have experienced both variants. Summer also lasts a month longer, at least.

@magnuspersson1433 2 года назад

Enough with sunlight from 3 in the morning to 22 in the evening. When I was a kid there was no daylight saving time and then it got dark already at 21. It was very cozy with warm, dark summer evenings I remember.

@weronicaswonder8156 2 года назад

@@freyjulundr He talked about ther summer. I live in Västerås and it us days when it is colder here then at my parents that live in the middle of Lappland.

@veraahllof 2 года назад

@@weronicaswonder8156 I'm in southern Finland, Tampere (Tammerfors) and the winters certainly are harsher in the north. Of course from time to time the temperatures sort of flip and it's colder here than in Lapland. Even much colder but it'll only ever last a few days.

@runecanberger913 2 года назад

This is one of the best videos about Sweden I have seen!

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Oh thank you so much 🥰 I’m glad you enjoyed it ❤️✌️

@athomas454 2 года назад

Whaat!

@SimpleWildLiving 2 года назад

Wow, bro 😎 really great job!!!! Amazing video.. I can see how much work you put in to this video.. great thumbnail and title, great story telling with amazing stock footage to keep us engaged to your story… nice one bro.. I want to come try the meat bolls…. 👏👏

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Door is open when you make it here my man! I guarantee they’ll be the best you’ve had 👌🤘

@gargnob 2 года назад

I think the reason why we sound so different (southern Sweden compared to the rest of the country) is that we became Swedes VERY recently. 1658. Historically speaking that's like last summer. We haven't adjusted to their northern ways yet... (we keep trying to adjust THEM to OUR ways but we've got a bit to go still ;) )

@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 2 года назад

Hey....Didn't ABBA make a song about that ? Something "last summer"...😄

@64fairlane305 2 года назад

Scandinavia has real freedom, healthy people & the most beautiful scenery & the highest gas-prices

@gaiustheant1618 2 года назад

Yeah $2.02 per litre, 0.26 gallon

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Gas prices are crazy atm! 😢

@64fairlane305 2 года назад

@@gaiustheant1618 true but our salery is a bit higher too=everything is more expensive here

@suntiger745 2 года назад

I would say the Freedom to Roam is part of the “Frihet under ansvar” (Freedom with Responsibilities) concept that is a big part of all the nordic cultures. It means that people have fairly extensive freedoms in what they are allowed to do, but with that freedom comes the fairly deeply ingrained expectation that you won’t abuse that freedom to cause damage to people or property. Which in turn I suspect comes from our climate and sparsely populated countryside. Just the weather is harsh enough that it is more beneficial to be helpful to people you meet than to try and use or abuse them, because it will benefit both of you. And if you are not helpful, you might get turned away from a lodging or be denied help, which is potentially lethal for about 5 months of the year just from exposure to the elements. That doesn’t stop some people from being both/either inconsiderable assholes who leave trash at a camping site, or use/abuse guests or people they meet, but the majority of people will still honor the social contract of being generally helpful.

@brunobastos5533 2 года назад

i love the roam free , is something the rest of Europe should adopt

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

💯❤️

@karinland8533 2 года назад

We have that in Germany

2 года назад

I'm a swede.. :D (Well my grandmother on my father's side was an American, though) When ever I feel angry at the politicians or something I hear in the news. When I get sick of the stupidity some swedes can utter and I get, like, "what is wrong with Sweden?! I'll move to Iceland, now!"... I can just go and watch some of all the videos of Americans that live here and all you do is telling the world how great it is here... And that gives me the perspective I need. It calms me and I'm not gonna move to Iceland any more.. Its too windy anyways.. :) What I wanna say, basically, is thank you! Thank you for loving my country and for reminding me why its the best place on earth.. :D Lots of love, from a swede.. :D

@stevecharleston8545 2 года назад

Good informative video! 👍 Best wishes from a fellow Aussie 🇦🇺😁

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Thank you! 🙏 say hi to Aus for me 🇦🇺

@mannydcbianco 2 года назад

The freedom to roam in Sweden blew my American wife's mind when she visited Sweden the first time. We were driving through Sweden on the highway and she saw a random little lake about a kilometer away in the distance, down some hills and next to a small forest. So I just turned off the highway, found my way down to the lake, parked the car and walked her to the lake. She was all like "no, stop, what if we're on someone's land, won't they get mad?", so I told her about allemansrätten and she couldn't believe that everyone has the right to do that in Sweden, roam nature, find a lake, pick and eat some blueberries, go for a swim, set up camp for the night, safely make a small fire. Here in the US where I've lived for that past eight years people quite literally run the risk of getting shot and killed if they do that on private property. See a pretty lake in the distance? Good luck getting to explore it other than at best in a small designated park area where it's crowded, dirty and you have no privacy. The rest is private land and no one is allowed to enter. Even when it's state or government land and it's not being used for anything you can't enter it unless there's a designated park area or rest stop or similar.

@mahatmaghandi4288 2 года назад

I wish we had it here in Denmark. But I guess it's because we are a lot smaller in land size.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Yeah! It’s unbelievable for people from places that don’t have it! We don’t have it in Australia but you would most likely still get greeted with a friendly smile. Maybe a few questions to what you were doing on their land but certainly not greeted with a gun pointing at you 😂

@BadBoy-bt6lb 2 года назад

В России тоже проблем нет с отдыхом на природе.Ты можешь поехать куда угодно и к любому водоёму без проблем.

@BadBoy-bt6lb 2 года назад

Единственный кто может быть недоволен это русский медведь😂

@Andreas-tq7it 2 года назад

@@BadBoy-bt6lb You mean Putin? 😅

@kulmedschleich 2 года назад

Love this video! And yes, we do love fika 😍

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Ahh thanks Mathilda! ❤️ Yeah you do!! 😋 😂

@vito1064 2 года назад

even here in Italy we do love fica, but the word has a different meaning...

@andersandersson5815 2 года назад

I like your positive attitude. You have an “easy going” style.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Ahh thank you so much Anders! Much appreciated man!! 🙏🙌

@andersandersson5815 2 года назад

@@LocationUnlocked You welcome, bro. If you ever need a soldier by your side, just give me a call, right. 😁

@ChristofferOrrmalmUtsi 2 года назад

Spot on with all the facts about the beloved viking country Svitjod. Welcome fellow humanbeing enjoy your stay no matter how long or short it is. Enjoy the spirit you can feel here too.

@AdaKitten 2 года назад

I am pretty sure you mixed in some pictures from Norway in there, but that's ok :D Good video! We love our brothers/sister from Sweden too

@miclinda256 2 года назад

And we Love you 😘

@arthurpewtey 2 года назад

Nooooooooooooooo ..... don't tell everyone! I've been here for 30 years and don't want the rest of the world to find it as well. I like being out in the middle of nowhere and not meeting a soul (or hearing the loud ones, i.e. Americans and Italians .... not that I'm racist or anything....) Re the size, if you're in Malmö, Rome is only 100km further away than Kiruna. I've never been able to get my head around that one.

@nightsgrow6575 2 года назад

Woah I didn’t know that about Rome and kiruna. That’s insane

@D-ragon-S 2 года назад

Who in Sweden does FIKA for 15 minutes. It's unheard of. Fika is at minimum 30min and up to 4 hours. 4 hours with friends that is. Much Love 💙💛💙

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Well, if you're att work the fika-breaks are usually 15 mins 😊 -J

@Dudikowski 2 года назад

@@LocationUnlocked it’s actually in the workers rights to have 30 min break per 8 hours. So it’s usually 15 min at 9 and 15 min at 15 in the afternoon.

@larsigg 2 года назад

I am from Sweden so it’s so beautiful to see that you like it

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

❤️❤️❤️

@SuperLeica1 2 года назад

Sweden is about 10 % larger than California, but only has about 25 % population. 25/sq km. Room for all.

@Nekotaku_TV 2 года назад

Haha I never even thought of the blue and yellow of the flag and eyes and hair! Good one.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

😂😂 haha hope you enjoyed!🇸🇪

@kimzeysmith6704 2 года назад

We in sweden are very free country! we can do almost whatever we want aslong we respect others and all that! im happy you enjoy our lovely sweden :)

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Such a beautiful country! Thanks for watching 😊 🙏

@linnig4759 2 года назад

We are not allowed to own machine guns, why some americans find us "controlled" by the state. It´s actually hard to believe there are ppl that think real freedom= own machine guns but not to be naked in your own yard or camp in the forest...

@FredrikHansenBirkeland 2 года назад

Freedom to roam, or allemannsretten is probably one of the worst things to lose for Swedes and Norwegians. I guess that not many S&Ns think about this, but I can assure that most of us would cry out loud if this was taken away.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

I hope it never is! I think it’s fantastic and definitely shows what true freedom is

@RenderMuffin 2 года назад

Great video mate! I love how all of the comments are like "but we have it too ;(".

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Hahaha 🤣 thanks for watching mate!

@hilaryporter7841 2 года назад

I loved your points, especially the last one in regard to what is in effect a right to roam. It's a sign of a healthy and humane democracy. We in the UK are definitely going backwards toward feudalism.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

I think it’s a great way to be 😊 thanks for watching ✌️

@frasemci 2 года назад

Scotland has a right to roam.

@hilaryporter7841 2 года назад

@@frasemci I stand partially corrected. Should have stressed England. The true extent of the ever greater restriction on citizens rights can be found in Nick Hayes book 'The Book of Trespass'.

@frasemci 2 года назад

@@hilaryporter7841 It's not perfect by any means in Scotland, but there is certainly less "Oi, get off my land."

@kimeggert3829 11 месяцев назад

I believe Scotland have the same

@curtlarsson 2 года назад

Further more, hire a "stuga"! A little cottage! Explore the glass making in Småland, like Kosta, and see the glass blowers creating amazing art! Try Swedish smörgåsbord! Especially in southern state of Skåne!

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Thank you for the tips Curt 🙏 will definitely look into doing this! 😊

@staffankarinpappila3975 2 года назад

Fair observations!😊

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Thanks for watching 🙏

@kallesamuelsson8052 2 года назад

Haha! We say everything twice... made me laugh =D

@arneottosson4535 2 года назад

🇸🇪 Yes! We say things twice very often, haha 😆 I never thought about that, good point. Cheers 🍻

@perbagarn 2 года назад

Oh no no no we don´t ;-)

@linnig4759 2 года назад

@@perbagarn Yes, yes. Actually we do, we do. Det e lugnt, det e lugnt. Hej hej; )

@RandomerFellow 4 месяца назад

Nej, nej det gör vi inte!

@Defunkt59 2 года назад

Freedom to roam. Pretty cool and sensible. 🥳👍

@TheNanze 2 года назад

A lot of Danes loves Sweden and have a house there.

@MarLin67 Год назад

I can say without a doubt that the weather in the summer is way better up in the north then it is in the south. I am born in skåne, Landskrona and have lived in both Malmö and Gothenburg for more than half of my 55 years on this planet. Now I live in Luleå way up north and by the sea and every year we are amongst top 3 in sun hours list. A list of places in sweden where you get the most hours of the sun in the summer. And up here we still have the 4 propper seasons of the year. Compared to Malmö and Göteborg on the west coas we have very little rain and bad weather. Sometimes the summer weather here is even hotter then it is down south. But if you have never lived or visited up her you won´t know that. My first summer here I was so suprised by the wather here and during my 21 years up here there has been maybe 3 bad summers in total. But never as bad as down in the south. So it may suprise people how good weather we actually have here to people in the south. And the midnight sun is amazing once you adapt to it. 😄

@LocationUnlocked Год назад

Thank you for watching and your comment! I definitely would love to spend some more time up North. The furthest that I have made it is Idre. Josie and I have often talked about maybe getting some land and moving up North in a few years time. I hope to be able to make it further North over the Winter and again next summer :) Still don't know how I would go with the midnight sun though... 😅

@annicarosander2074 2 года назад

Nice, but You forgot that we prefer kanelbulle with our more reglar fika or even en ostmacka. Those more heavy things with cream, custard and maräng are more scarse... we have to train more after thst kinf. Weii, yes we do. I am 75 and I go to my gym 4 times a week. Keep up with the good work. On thing that I hear or read to often."Good job!" and also that(jäddrans)" Hi five!" There are also uther words to use to make a change, says Annica

@shallowlord 2 года назад

Fermented herring are the best... You must try it.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

We will but I’m not exactly looking forward to it! 🤣

@magnuspersson1433 2 года назад

Never heard of any Swede who speaks English with Scanians. For me, it is no problem at all to understand normal Scanian.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Most people don't have a problem with it, it's just been a couple😊

@Liam-tp7sq 2 года назад

Really liked this video, I don't know why you don't have more subs

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️❤️🙌

@Peter_1986 2 года назад

My village in central Sweden would often invite the citizens to run out in the woods and pick lingonberries during their spare time, and then sell those lingonberries for money. I would sometimes spontaneously do that in the forests around my house, and that almost felt like a job, because I could earn many hundreds of SEK in one day from that.

@linnig4759 2 года назад

It´s good that they invite ppl to pick berries. Every year they say 95% of all berries are left in the forest. 300-600 million tons of blueberries are left to just rotten.

@DIYTechRepairs 2 года назад

There many Good places in Sweden. As trailrunner Kullaberg is very nice in Southern Sweden. :) And we have many nice longer routes you can walk as well all over the country

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

We've been to kullaberg 😄 we went to see nimis by Lars Wilks, we have a video on it 😊-J

@linnig4759 2 года назад

@@LocationUnlocked Nimis is so nice! Also the nature around. Perfect place to build something illegal. The beach are so full of big stones it´s hard to come and destroy it from the sea and the landway would be very hard too to come with machines to tear Nimis down.

@AmongRocks 2 года назад

The freedom to roam is very old and dates back to when it was longer then a days walk between larger setlments, and instead of funding taverns or cloisters to host people that needed to travel (tax sheriffs, pilgrims etc) you were allowed to camp for a night on anyones land

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Oh wow! That’s really interesting! Thank you for watching and sharing your knowledge! 🙏🙌

@hurri7720 Год назад

I would claim it was the default since the stone age and needed no explanation as it was just how it was.

@Zerashadow Год назад

Came over here from Dars reaction, just to say, if you like Kebab Pizza, you should have it with fries on as well and garlic sauce, best version ever.

@LocationUnlocked Год назад

Yees, need to try that!!

@bjornanderssonultra 2 года назад

Nice video!

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Thank you 🙏

@olasjoberg2111 2 года назад

First time I've heard an forigner recomending the swedish food :) and then herring? i bet you like salty liqourige now aswell? and then the anwser came... kebab-pizza... :) i dont care for it, but a nice and funny video :) cheers mate :) will be checking out you channel.. i hope you keep enjoying sweden!

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

😂 I will never enjoy liquorice 🤢 🤮 glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching 😊

@HrRezpatex 2 года назад

I am so glad i live in Scandinavia. We have so much freedom compare to "The Land of The Free".. Beside that, here in Scandinavia we also take free education and healthcare for granted. :) (mostly because we believe the people shall have more then a strong military back from their own tax money)

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Also, ecerything that has to do with school is free (books, pencils, notebooks, erasers etc.) Even lunch every day is free 😄

@HrRezpatex 2 года назад

@@LocationUnlocked lol yes, there is some small costs to it. But at least in Scandinavia, if you are poor, you are not forced to join the military and kill foreign people in order to be able to get a education.. :)

@Ogur1981 2 года назад

One extra thing with the freedom to roam: you are sllowed to pick berries and mushrooms from the forest floor for your own use. You can pick up dead branches and pinecones and such. You are not allowed to take living wood or damage trees however.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

And every family has their secret spots for "kantareller"

@FrancoUnAmericano 2 года назад

The north of Sweden is much nicer in the summer. Just the fact that it get dark in the south makes it not feel like summer at all.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Being from Aus, even in summer, it’s pitch black by 9:30pm. To be in the South and there still be a little blue in the sky at 2am tripped me out 🤪😂😂 I can’t wait to make it up North and experience a true midnight sun 🙌

@nightsgrow6575 2 года назад

Agreed! I’ve lived in the south of Sweden (below sundsvall) for 10 years and I still can’t get used to the dark summers here

@linnig4759 2 года назад

@@nightsgrow6575 I consider Sundsvall to be the north of Sweden. But actually it´s in the middle. But have ever heard about someone refer to S-svall as "the south", but have never been far higher than Ö-vik (once), so that´s explain why.. Did you live in the real north before? I would love to experience northern lights and midnight sun!

@nightsgrow6575 2 года назад

@@linnig4759 yeah I grew up in norrbotten but moved south for school and ended up staying. I still miss it

@linnig4759 2 года назад

@@nightsgrow6575 Då är såklart Sundsvall "södern". Jag är från Sthlm så inte konstigt att jag bara hört alla kalla S-svall "Norrland". Allt beror på vilket perspektiv man kollar ifrån: )

@minty69420 2 года назад

Did he mention Fredags-mys? It’s like a tradition that almost all Swedes do, We take some popcorn, chips and candy on Fridays and eat them while we watch a movie on Friday nights

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

🎶det är dags för fredagsmys, om det så är det sista jag gör 🎶

@johnnyrosenberg9522 2 года назад

Only some people in Stockholm have problems with other dialects. The rest of us have no problems whatsoever with that. I don't know why, but I think they just don't want to understand.

@hansmuller1625 2 года назад

That's exactly the case. They don't want to understand. They look down upon people with "hick" or "redneck" accents. And as someone from Skåne, i'd rather not talk to them anyway.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

That's very true, most people understand, I mean it is the same language after all!

@linnig4759 2 года назад

I got a friend that speak Älvdalska and another Malungsmål, I have it very hard to understand them when they speak to their families. But normal accents that doesn´t sound like foreign languages, like skånska (Scania-accent) and norrländska/accent of the north (I know there are different kinds also; )) I have no problem to understand. Im a Stockholmer btw..

@xy_gamer4879 2 года назад

The Freedom To Roam part (the camping one) im pretty sure you cant put up a tent if there is a house on that property. But i might be wrong

@darthcrowley5561 2 года назад

Yes you can, no problem. Just not so its visual for them from the windows or so, that would be disrespectful

@xy_gamer4879 2 года назад

@@darthcrowley5561 k thanks

@herkcollins4263 2 года назад

I love these videos that say Swedes likes this and that because my Swedish boyfriend and his family as well as their friends and neighbors are the absolute opposite LOL.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Hahaha well not everyone is the same but from what I’ve experienced, this is all true 😂✌️

@linnig4759 2 года назад

The opposite of what statement?

@lapplandsjagare 2 года назад

Hello from Sweden 🇸🇪

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Howdy! 🤠 👋

@thehoogard 2 года назад

I mean, Stochholmrs are obnoxious but I refuse to believe more than the occasional madman woud would adress anyone from Skåne in English ;)

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

😂😂 It’s happened a few times now! One time, I stepped out of the conversation. Josie said “Wills talking with other people, we can talk Swedish now” he looked at her blankly then just continued to talk English 🤣 hilarious

@hencytjoe 2 года назад

I agree, it sounds so absolutely bizarre

@veraahllof 2 года назад

It's the same in Finland with free roaming, all the people speaking English, healthy eating and exercising and hiking in nature.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Nice! Makes sense since we're neighbours 👍😁

@fortressfrazze3777 2 года назад

Good to hear soething posetive about Sweden. Its easy to forget all the good when much have become bad compare to how it was before.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Yeah, I can only imagine what it was like before. Australia is the same (actually a lot worse).. unfortunately, I fear I will never return to Aus now. Glad you enjoyed the video! 🙏🙌

@rndmguy7617 2 года назад

I like how you said it like the flag got its colours from IKEA and not the other way around XD

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Hahaha

@beorlingo 2 года назад

"talking in Sweden" That's a new one! 🤣

@seako8829 2 года назад

IT's quite funny with the camping vans, there's pretty much a whole generation of swedes who sold their apartments and got camper vans when they retired, so you'll see a lot of people in their 60-70's with camping vans

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

💯 I don’t think I’ve ever seen as many campervans as I have in Sweden!

@linnig4759 2 года назад

@@LocationUnlocked And a big part of them are german or from NL or Norway. They love vacation in Sweden : ) For norwegians it´s so cheap here. Nice that you also love Sweden. Nice vid. I will follow!

@AngryPostmanStockholm 2 года назад

Enjoy! (the pieces of true Sweden)

@fabrizio9015 2 года назад

Sorry in advance for the amenity, but I can'help. In Italy fika=pu..y (a little voulgar).... So when you said that Swedish love fika I COULD'T STOP LAUTHING

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Mate, that’s hilarious! Never going to be able to say it again without a slight chuckle

@storjoel 2 года назад

Not to mention the neverending summer days. The further north, the longer the day.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Swedish summer is the bomb 💣

@hyplix241 2 года назад

Thanks, we like you too.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

🥰🥰🥰🥰

@MrAlienseed 2 года назад

Beautiful monocultures...

@PerfectInzanity82 2 года назад

Did you even watch the video? Because it mentions kabab pizza, something any Swede under that age of 70 would call a stereotypical Swedish food, something that only exists in this country because of two separate waves of immigration. The pickled haring is in all likely hood from Germany to begin with not Sweden, the potatoes that are traditional come from the Americas. The fika started because one of our kings spent a lot of time in what is now Turkey and he brought Arabic coffee with him. Mulit culturalism goes all the way back to, at least, the viking era (DNA Tests show that in the major port cities like Visby there lived free men from as far away as modern day Tunisia and Irak). Take your revisionist bullshit somewhere else.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Well said! And let's not forget the meatballs and kåldolmar which also comes from Turkey 😄

@minecraftnerd1624 2 года назад

I'm swedish and I love the north

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

I’ve only made it as far up as Idre! It’s absolutely beautiful up in the wilderness though: We’re about to head up North on a 7 day road trip so hopefully can make it a little further this time!

@minecraftnerd1624 2 года назад

@@LocationUnlocked I hope you come as far as Kiruna. :)

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

@@minecraftnerd1624 we certainly will but unfortunately, not on this upcoming trip.. we do plan to over the next 12 months though!

@ottobrandsten2272 2 года назад

I learned very many things in sweden bcz i has liv here my whole Life

@Hallands. 2 года назад

No! The Swedes don’t eat »extremely healthy«! It’s just most Americans eat insanely unhealthy.

@BrandLmedia 2 года назад

Very very nice nice! Welcome to the westcoast if you´d like! /Sweden

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

We've been to gothenburg and the archipelago, we have a video on it 😊

@intelinteligentonto8358 2 года назад

Oh man, you gonna get fater with all those pizza & fika! Take it easy my friend! 👍

@snorpenbass4196 2 года назад

Allemansrätten (Freedom to roam) does have limits, specifically regarding private property. If the owner of a private plot of land says you can't enter or use it, *you cannot enter or use it.* This weekend a woman was convicted of home invasion for ignoring that part of it - she refused to listen to her neighbor telling her to stop taking her dog for walks on his lawn (she even climbed his fence when he put one up). So if the owner tells you to skedaddle, do so. :-)

@grisflyt 2 года назад

You are clearly not from Sweden. Allemansrätten has nothing to do with somebody's lawn. Of course people don't have the right to set up camp in somebody's lawn. "If the owner of a private plot of land says you can't enter or use it, you cannot enter or use it." Those things are governed by law, not by the owner. Do you think people in Sweden have "keep out" signs on their lawns to keep people out or that people would enter other people's lawns if there was not a sign? The owner of the land doesn't decide what you or I can do on it. The law does.

@stormmoster 2 года назад

You can absolutely not use someones lawn. If you want to set up a tent for the night you should do it out of sight from the nearest house.

@carolinekofahl8867 2 года назад

Swedish, Norwegian and Danish may sound alike, but they often mean something very different. The classic: frokost - in Swedish = breakfast, in Danish = lunch 🤭

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Or "rolig" in swedish-funny, in danish-calm 😄

@LasseHuhtala 2 года назад

The downside with everybody speaking English over here (Sweden) is that it's even harder to learn the language. The incentive to applying yourself is lowered drastically, I mean unless you want everybody's respect and adoration, then by all means, get really good. Really work on that modulation and inflection, you will impress people.

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Yeah definitely true.. I really want and need to learn the language! Never know what the in-laws are saying about me 😉😂

@ufosrus 25 дней назад

I'm not surprised this guy would point out the blue and yellow in the Swedish flag symbolizing blond her and blue eyes because Australians are obsessed with that look.

@johnnyllooddte3415 2 года назад

many states in america are open range states.. you can roam across them at will, and peoples properties,,as long as you take care of the property.. id say half the usa in the west is like this

@emilhugo7001 2 года назад

Personally i prefer to live in the north of Sweden than in the south. The people are more friendly up here in my experience

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

I look forward to making my way up there! The Southerners have been great and very welcoming so look forward to meeting the Northeners!

@sundsor48bhasserud54 Год назад

Sweden 🇸🇪❤

@DrpepperSWE 2 года назад

I think you mixed Skåne and Denmark. I am pretty sure people from Stockholm would not prefer to speak english with people from Skåne, but they would prefer to speak english with people from Denmark. When Swedes talk with Norwegians they would probably mix Swedish with a little English since Swedes and Norwegians understand each other pretty well. But since skånska is Swedish (but with an accent influenced by Danish) it's still easier for the rest of Swedes to understand skånska than to understand Norwegian. Danes we say have porridge in their throat. 😁

@LocationUnlocked 2 года назад

Haha yeah I’ve heard this! But no, my partner Josie is definitely from Skåne not Denmark 😳😂