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STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN | Carnival Pride Baltic Cruise | Nynashamn to Stockholm | Vasa Museum

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We docked in Nynashamn, Sweden and took the hour long train ride to Stockholm for the day!!! Always exciting to venture out on our own, but the pouring rain put a slight damper on our plans.
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5 сен 2024

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@salty_flightdeck_cpo Год назад

That extendable dock must have been designed by the IKEA engineers. 😂

@archerychampion Год назад

Corrections needed about the Wasa ship. It was designed originally, properly, to float well. The new king then insisted that ANOTHER row of cannons be built, against the engineers’ advice. The 2nd deck of cannons was built and that made it top heavy. Also, it did NOT sink a few kilometers out to sea. IT SUNK RIGHT IN THE HARBOR WHERE IT WAS LAUNCHED! It was SUCH an embarrassment, that it took 300 years before anyone was allowed to raise it. They knew exactly where it was.

@awmperry Год назад

Yup - in fact, it sank just off one of our busiest cruise quays in the middle of town.

@stevenz2234 Год назад

Wonderful day exploring Stockholm, it is exciting that you are able to navigate out on your own accord, Thank You to Matthew for his directional skills.

@awmperry Год назад

I work in the port of Stockholm, and yeah - we’ve had really weird weather this year. Normally we end the cruise season with what we call a “harbour tan”, but this year has just been soggy. Fun to see that you enjoyed the Seawalk at Nynäshamn - it was built just a few years back and meant we were able to accept much bigger boats. On a side note, you had exactly the right mindset for a rainy day; yesterday morning in even heavier rain we saw two distinct reactions among passengers. Some looked glum and had a terrible day; others said “yeah, it’s raining, but we had fun”. Both were just as wet.

@jeunesseraymundo8651 Год назад

That was super cool. More Euro travel please!

@ronniesquires Год назад

Wow, 😮 Loved the floating deck.❤

@machellpetersen5874 Год назад

The dock was cool. So interesting. Thanks for sharing all the historical highlights as well.

@2azTravelers Год назад

Jamie, that dock was totally Cool!!! Thank you for that!!! This video is great for instructions on the transportation systems too. Really enjoyed the video!!

@lindameyer6397 Год назад

That dock is cool! You are all so energetic and Gumby!

@nicza460 Год назад

The moveable/expanding port dock was very interesting! Love the pink tshirt Sharon got . Thanks for sharing these helpful videos when you go out in port and when you go on your own. It's good to see what the port looks like, the transportation to get where you need to go and other helpful information on the way as well as seeing the sights.

@SharonatSeaTravel Год назад

Thank you nicza460!!!

@gavintill1743 Год назад

Love stockholm, we have only flown there, but want to sail there one day. Travelled by train to Nynäshamn from Stockholm to have alook around, the little harbor by the train station is cool, with pentry of restaurants. Loved the place, great culture and language.

@NEALDRUCKER-ie9mz Год назад

The expanding dock was pretty neat. Enjoyed the video of going to Stockholm.

@SharonatSeaTravel Год назад

Thanks Neal!!!!

@simoneking6724 Год назад

Thanks Matthew for all the historical info you have shared along the way 👍🏾😁

@blessednettie69 Год назад

Ok...The extendable dock...Too Cool! 😊

@raymondstockman1688 Год назад

Good job James enjoy the video maybe do this in 2024👍

@Onbehaard Год назад

Oh, come on guys, you are in Stockholm. You can eat pizza any day (they did look yummy). How about trying different sorts of herring and rye bread? The cinnamon buns are gorgeous, I grant you. I thought the Vassa museum was one of the most interesting maritime museums I have visited. It's almost as good as the Mary Rose in Portsmouth. Next time you take a cruise from Southampton, do make time to visit that. Portsmouth is next door to Southampton.

@GreatCityAttractions Год назад

Great video. Looks like a great trip.

@rickstetser8557 Год назад

The London underground has some really long escalators also.

@user-bx3sw6zi9k Год назад

Great video!

@NauticalNurseNancy Год назад

What an adventure!!

@Joy-of8fc 6 месяцев назад

Historian Matthew did a stellar job

@barbarashuster9029 Год назад

There was a floating dock in Geirangerfjord, Norway but I don't know if it moved.

@oh2mp Год назад

It was a pity that you got so bad weather in Stockholm.

@cindymenard4784 Год назад

Great video's. I can see Matthew as a travel vlogger with his research and info for the vloggs. Great job Mathew.

@hkyakult Год назад

Thanks for sharing which is truly interesting! Just subscribed & keep it up! Cheers from Hong Kong :)

@SharonatSeaTravel Год назад

Thank you!!!

@ScreamieBirds Год назад

So well done! Fascinating and fun’

@heideleskun1163 Год назад

That was cool with the dock. I remember having to pay to use the bathrooms in shopping malls and other "public" restrooms. Weird seeing that now in other countries.

@formatique_arschloch Год назад

I think it's to keep them clean of drug users and so on. Also in some European countries or cities the fee is to keep public toilets tidy. Usually toilets in Europe are very clean and well maintained, so it works.