Visit Sweden - The DON'Ts of Sweden

Sweden is a gorgeous country with beautiful islands, beautiful people and beautiful looking food. This video does not cover the things you SHOULD do in Sweden. This video covers what you shouldn't do when you visit Sweden as a traveler, tourist, or vacationer. The DON'Ts of Visiting Sweden.
Filmed on the Islands outside of Stockholm, Sweden
Copyright Mark Wolters 2017

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[Awesomegaming-real]

In Sweden, it is forbidden by law to be a criminal

[martinaandersson]

What IKEA in sweden is like:
You go there to have lunch but somehow end up coming out 3 hours later with a new bed

[Aerox]

"Their english accent is fantastic!"

Waow! Fänk jo värry mutch 😊

[DackxJaniels]

Yes, we swedes frequently invite complete strangers into our homes. In fact: don't even bother waiting for an invitation! Just find a house, and enter! The screaming is just our customary welcome ritual.

[marrllka]

* Don’t stand to close to a swede at the buss stop
* Don’t talk to swedes at all while commuting. They might think that your’re a psycho.
And so on..

[miaraz]

If you dont see a line but you see people around, ask them if they're in line

[adeebhowdhar]

"Sweden is not cheap, unless ur from Norway"
*Laughs in Norwegian*

[johanbatcron]

Yeah and one thing about Swedes(yes im Swedish) is that we are most of the time very helpful so dont be afraid to ask a Swede if you have any questions. And also as mentioned in the video most people in Sweden are great at speaking english

[TheBlackSquirrel]

As a Swede, I find this video HIGHLY accurate. The only thing I'd like to point out is that Stockholm is *extremely* overpriced, and doesn't reflect the rest of the country that well. They KNOW they can get away with those insane price tags because of the tourism. But if you check out the smaller towns just a couple of miles outside the capital, you'll notice that you'll be able to get things for much more managable prices. :)

Kudos to you for making this video, and thank you for enjoying our silly country! <3

[spiken]

A$AP ROCKY should have watched this before the concert

[Masheen]

I love when he talks about Stockholm but he actually uses footage from Gothenburg.. ✌️💪

[TrinitySoundss]

Swedish people are quiet

Finnish people: hold my koskenkorva

[Shorrey]

Also, don't you dare to confuse Sweden and Switzerland. This is the fastest way to annoy swede I know.

[Nocure]

Of course you don't have your shoes on indoors. You leave dirt all over the floors and they have to clean up after you. I don't understand how this is such a foreign concept. Shoes outdoors, no shoes in homes.

[lloydn]

”The swedes are reserved and quite except when they are drinking” lol I totally agree.

[rhynos]

As a Swede, I can only find Swedish food during holiday seasons or at IKEA.
We actually don't have that many restaurants dedicated to our own food.
The best way to try Swedish food is to find a lunchrestaurant, usually only open between 11-14 and are often found near big industries.
An other good way to explore the Swedish food is to befriend a Swede, we love to show that we can speak english, and we most certainly would love to show you our foodculture.

[Jeshoel]

Sweden is so beautiful. Stockholm almost robbed me of my entire life's savings but the Vasa Museum and Skansen made me forget about it completely. Greetings and love from Germany ♥

[lmarahmadzay]

Fun fact in Sweden 89% of the population speaks English... that's more than Canada which has 85% so don't worry y'all

[marymerkael]

When you're Swedish and decide to watch things not to do in Sweden... lol

[critcore]

don't be weirded out when somebody drinks 5 cups of coffee a day because that's very normal here.