We Traveled To SWEDEN Just For THIS! 

Malmö in general is quite cheap, especially if you compare to Copenhagen. You found one of the most expensive restaurants in the city, glad it was good though!

The building at 4:55 when ýou say "look at this wood and brick building behind me" is built 1597. So that house is older than the United States

Great video, if you come back to Sweden I recommend you going to a football game in Malmö. It will be an experience even if you don’t like sports!

0:26 My hometown Landskrona and again at 3:49 so it's not Malmö, it's about 30 miles north of Malmö. Fun fact: Skåne, the southern tip of Sweden used to be danish until 1658 when Denmark lost it, and other parts of Sweden too, to Sweden.

i am a swedish souschef from malmo , and i just stumbel on youre video from no were , but i have to say i love the hole video and i need to say you hit the best spot i malmo to eat the swedish meatball bullens meatballs are famous !! great job ;)

If you ever going back to visit Sweden, i will tell to go to GOTHENBURG in the summer! When its sunny and warm, just take a walk from the statue of Poseidon and down the avenue and just look HOW beautifull the city is!

when it comes to meatballs, it's really important that you have the lingonberry with every bite. It's not just a condiment, it's part of the dish and very important to balance the flavors of the dish.

Cool to see you visit Malmö. Welcome back any time! I’m curious, there are two short clips from my birth town Landskrona (yes, still Sweden). First at 00:25 and then again at 03:46. In fact, I almost spit out my coffee because the apartment where I used to live in the nineties is right in the middle of the frame! Are those stock footage or did someone else provide them to you? Thank you for a nice video! 👍

what a happy face after the first bite. now I don't know how the so-called Swedish meatballs taste in the USA, but if you check American recipes, there are many other spices than in the original. I think they are Americanized. sometimes simple is good enough.

You see the picture on the wall in the train (2:12) - Ribersborgs Kallbadhus. If you look closely the pennants are facing away from each other... Well, the guy who took the photo dropped the camera and the lens took a beating. So the right side of the picture became unsharp. Luckily the building is almost symmetrical so I just copied half the building an mirrored it. Then i had to change all the shadows and all the details. Well I almost made it - forgot about the pennant... So there it it. Now you know - I screwed up :)

2:50 you're God damn right 😎

Oh, that was hella expensive, a good 2-3 times as expensive as a typical lunch in Sweden. Glad you got to try some quality meatballs though.

fun fact: When Sweden and Denmark are playing sports against eachother the scoreboard shows: " SWE - DEN" - The remaining letters are " DEN and MARK ".

those prices where high even for sweden, but prices on the mains streets are always way more expensive than off the beaten path

Man, I shouldn't have watched this so late, I just want to eat some Swedish meatballs! Damnit!

Malmö is also known as København M (Copenhagen M) . :-)

That was a ridiculous high price for meatballs, and the fact it was served with basically mashed potatoes, and not properly boiled whole ones, hurt me at my core.

at 3:50 you arent showing malmö... thats Helsingborg.. a city 60km north

Nice Bucks hat. Are y'all from Wisconsin?

Some Americans like the video maker(s)s are having second thoughts about why their forefathers had left Europe to conquer the western hemisphere when east Europe itself is so pretty.

but you guys most have meatballs in the us ?

Its lingonberry jam, not sauce.

BUT......if you´re going to a restaurang or IKEA they got meatballs. That´s not the same as homemade meatballs!. The homemade is better.

Iv been living in Malmö for around 40 years, its a nice city. But its full of negativity.

245 kr for meatballs and mashed potato? yikes

Glad you enjoyed your short trip to Malmö. I'm born and raised there and I enjoy watching videos of people visiting here! I gotta say tho, you were so close to the windmill, at 7:13 it was just to your left haha!

You where so close to the windmill... I LOVE how you filmed my beautiful city Malmö! Stunning, I love Malmö even more now! You've got a new fan. Can't wait to see your next adventure 👌👌👌

Malmö is a real nice surprise for most who go there. Old history meet innovative new and it has a vibe that blend to that. Close by Ystad, Lund, the whole magical region of Österlen are all gems in Sweden. This is our experience of Skåne coming back for years in a row for our summervacation, and we are from Stockholm.

I like how the music that you selected sets a relaxed mellow vibe.

What a great use of time! So awesome that traveling between Copenhagen and Malmö is that quick and easy. Malmö looks so clean and well kept. Thanks for sharing!

Amazing city, lots of interesting place. Will go there next trip.

Skåne is just that... an extension of Denmark... The rest of Sweden can live without them all year long.

Yep, they are good when you get a good version. Didn't they give you cucumbers? I didn't see those. They are lightly pickled and super good with the meatballs as they add a bit of zest. The berries do the same but all three together with the gravy can be quite nice!

I've been living in Sweden for 3 years and especially in the Skåne region in Lund and I loved every moment of it. Very very underrated from a tourists perspective. I wish they can promote it more.

Welcome to Denmark and Sweden. Glad you enjoyed. only hope you could come back someday and enjoy so much more.;) Thanx for a very positive review.

I am from Malmö and I could make a couple of contradictory comments to your video but your enthusiasm is so good and your heart is in the right place so ....... I'll just say, NICE VIDEO! 😊 Oh! But I just have to mention that the connection between Denmark and Sweden isn't only a bridge. Part of it is a tunnel UNDER the sea.

Guys, I'm sorry to inform you that you did it wrong! Yes, Swedish meatballs are good. However, it is a well kept secret in Scandinavia that the Danish meatballs are in fact the best most tasty meatballs! You guys need to go back to Copenhagen! lol

I'm from this region and it never occurs to me that tourists are fascinated by, what is to me "everyday life" vibes. Maybe I should appreciate my surroundings more.

You went to Bullens? Great choice! No kidding.

"prices are very swedish,very high". Dude, you just came from Copenhagen. Didn't you notice he twice as high prices overthere? lol :)

I would suggest you to visit the northest part of Sweden. There is enormous landscapes with beautiful lakes and mountains! Its gorgeous! And one more thing- welcome to my town, Malmö! 🙏🏽 🌺 🇸🇪

You walked around all the streets I grew up in, even went past my old primary school!

Malmö isn't so different from Denmark. Malmö was danish until 1658. Actually Finland has been Swedish longer than Malmö. Swedish and Danish are sibling Languages. Especially the accent that they speak in Malmö (and Skåne).

Its the combo thats the trick, meatballs and potato and lingonberry and cucumber all in one bite

4:10 your pronounciation of Malmö is actually in the Danish way

Lovely video! Great use of time while at the airport! I'm heading to Malmö tomorrow, even more excited now!🇸🇪 Greetings from a Dutchie on holiday in Denmark! 🇳🇱🇩🇰

3:50 we are not at all completely different. Our languages are very similar, our currencies are very similar, our cultures are very similar, our flags are very similar and our people are very similar

For anyone looking for the best Swedish Meatballs money can buy, if you're in Stockholm - Head over to "Prinsen" (The Prince) restaurant. Absolutely great, classic, swedish meatball dish.

Next time you visit Sweden then go norther up to Stockholm or in the winter the ice hotel or to gothenburg 😁😁 Sweden is such a beautiful country (I’m a Swede ) 😄😄

Before the Roskilde Treaty of the 26 of February 1658 Malmö was a Danish city. And the old houses in Malmö and Copenhagen are similar. And Swedish and Danish are pretty similar languages, less similar than British and American English but more similar than Spanish and Portuguese.

How can you not go to Norway when you first are in Scandinavia? Shame on you, most beatiful place on earth. I love Denmark and Sweden btw, actually live 10 min from Sweden😅 Great video

Well, atleast you found some mallards instead of the windmill. Win-Win.

wow that is steep. You found a really expensive place lol

with the price of thoose meatballs i was half expecting them to come with some edible gold xD 249:- sek for that meal seems high :P

Hej

Swedish and Danish are actually very similar languages

Though you pronounced Malmö in Danish not in Swedish.

Eurovision song contest will be held in Malmö next year.

You're supposed to eat the meatballs together with the mashed potatoes. That combination is a very important part of the dish

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Malm-ö Malmö utalas likadant som ordet Malm som järnmalm.

google maps slottsmöllan to see just how close you were.

You shouldve tried the falafel in Malmö. Delicious and very cheap, around 2,5€ is the cheapest

Good choice to eat it at Bullens, it's kinda of a institution at this point. The typical place where you will see real regulars that have been going there for many years.

Nice filmed!

I love the Swedish meatballs! Am Swedish!

That wood and brick building, probably older then the nation of the USA

A lot of the old Malmö where actually built by Denmark, Malmö where Danish until the mid 1600s :)

Malmö old 🇩🇰town 😮

Welcome

You generally don't get meatballs in restaurants cheap, unless you go to IKEA. It's home food.

I hope you liked, malmoe, There are an amerikan vlogger in malmoe aswell..

As a tourist, never ask a Swede what you should go and see/do - you'll be severely disappointed. Ask a foreigner who lives in Sweden.

3:51 isn't that Helsingborg?

It's not a completely different language. It is just the Danish not being able to speak clearly 😂

I’m from Sweden!🇸🇪🇸🇪❤️❤️

That restaurant was very pricy. But you hadn't time to go further than the to tourist area. In fact, if you want meatballs I would suggest going to Stockholm. The traditional food of the Malmö region is rather dishes containing fish, pork, and in the end of November: goose. In Malmö you should try the falafel. It is the best* I have ever tried and it is cheap! *Fried as you order - they are tender and served with various sauces and vegetables.

Bullen is very pricey yes but a real Malmö classic with its old wooden-brass interiour...

Where were the mashed or just potatoes....when havin Swedish meatballs?

Finally someone who understands that Swedish and Danish is two completely different languages 😂

😀

I am guessing the country you/they flew to is Lithuania based on the ending and the architecture?

As a swede, if you still were in Sweden, it would be fun to share with you some nice places and traditional foods of our country :)

Oooh you went to Bullen! I've been there a couple of times :) Nice place.

Bro i live in sweden

I've lived in both Malmö and Copenhagen, though I am from a small town outside of Gothenburg (where I live again now as of early 2012) and I've also been a commuter over the Öresund bridge. Copenhagen and Malmö are similar but still very different, you'll notice the similarities between the cities if comparing Malmö with other parts of Sweden, Skåne (Scania) region has a fair bit in common with Denmark compared to the rest of Sweden. As for touristing, both Malmö and Copenhagen are nice cities to visit and both are very walkable and easy to get around in, but I can say from experience that commuting within Copenhagen or to Copenhagen from Malmö is hell on earth if you like me, work in the western suburbs. I had about 20km to work when I lived in Tårnby (the train stop in Denmark after Kastrup airport) and it, I'm not joking, took me 1-1,5 hours to commute by public transit as I had to take the regional train into the central station and transfer to S-tog and then take a bus from Glostrup or Albertslund to get to work and the bus from Glostrup was a once every 30 minutes bus, there were many delays of both the regional train and S-tog (which definitely contributed to the long travel time) and when I commuted to work from Malmö it took some 2-2,5 hours each way due to all the transfers and constant delays, and going between Malmö and Copenhagen during the morning or afternoon rush hour is just absolute hell! Just don't do it unless you have to! Packed trains and it gets even worse when stopping at Kastrup, especially in the afternoon rush hour when people are going home from work and all the leisure travellers going over to Sweden from Kastrup smashes all their suitcases onto the already overfull train as well. Also, if you plan on flying in to Kastrup to visit Sweden and take the train to get around in Sweden, for the love of your butt and sanity, do NOT use Öresundståg to get to Gothenburg! Öresundståg is NOT fit for trips taking longer than 30-60 minutes or so, and the trip to Gothenburg is some 3+ hours of poor legroom, bad luggage storage and generally the comfort of a local commuter train. Go with SJ X2000 instead, it's faster and a lot more comfortable.

Hmu if u ever go to sthlm and ill treat you to some home made köttbullar (meatballs) and sides how we usually eat them :)

You got totally scammed with that 30$ kids portion meatballs.

Nice video, but you messed up the pronunciation lol

It's another country, not an completely different one

Falafel is what you get in Malmö

Ska du köpa kötbullar med potatismos.

Bear cub meatballs. Just saying.

So Swede 😂 hamburger Och Lingon😂❤❤❤❤🎉

I wouldn't say denmark and sweden is that diffrent but maybe it is for foreigners For you american the major culture groups is germanic countries germany, lowlands, scandinavia and brittain latin countries like portugal, spain, italy, france then the eastern block goes to all the slavic countries there is a diffrence in regional culture but they are kinda similar becouse of history. while poland being strange i wont talk about finland and hungary tho

Norway also have meatballs, it’s pretty common in Scandinavia. “Swedish” meatballs are those small ones you get at Ikea, bigger meatballs is basically Scandinavian meatballs. But they might vary from place to place. There is also something called Medisterkaker, but I think those a distinct to Norway.

ngl the meatballs at IKEA tastes delicious too!

A great idea to visit three countries in 24 hours! I'm going to watch the third part 😁 Greetings from Yorkshire 🤗

You missed one of the most vibrant and best places to live in Malmö, if not Sweden. Rosengård. It's full of doctors, lawyers, engineers, scientists and just has this fantastic vibe.

Technically you traveled to Scania, and not actual Sweden, Scania was Danish before the Swedish occupation that has been for 365 years by now. To a Scanian Copenhagen and not Stockholm is our true capital.