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pucko looks odly similar to the danish cocio (resarched quickly on google and its because cocio bought pucko in 2005 and its produced in denmark)

Thanks for an interesting video! Snälltåget came about by buying 40+ years old German coaches. Which seems quite obvious from watching your video. The coaches in themselves seem to be of the same quality as when I travelled around on a euro train card in 1974. The SJ (the Swedish state-owned rail company) also runs trains between Stockholm and Berlin. That would have made for an interesting comparison.

Enjoyed your video. I’ll be visiting Greenland and Iceland next month. Qaqortoq is on the itinerary. Now the town will look a little familiar. I understand our ship provides bug nets to wear over a hat.

Absolutely adore Cesar's, as I do your incredible travel vlogs ! Way to go lovely, all the very best from Vancouver island. Cheers 🌲🍁🌲

Oh, and if one can afford it, definitely a private compartment, but ideally not like the one here which is basically a 6 person compartment that has seats during the day and couchettes at night, only all to yourself. Rather, one with at least a wash basin and hopefully an en suite bathroom with toilet and shower, meaning a real sleeping compartment. I mean if you're going to splurge and spend close to $500, you should get all that for it. In this situation I probably would have gone for a regular couchette because that IS a lot of money to spend just to have a couchette compartment for yourself--all the more so given that they attendant didn't even make up the bed. But I have no idea what deluxe compartments cost on overnight trips in Europe these days. They're a small fortune here in the US and no way could I afford one these days.

As a Swede, having to reserve a table in the restaurant car is a huge culture shock to me. Never heard about that practice before, and it's definitely not the norm... I know that some SJ-trains in Sweden require you to book meals in advance if you want to be served a warm meal by your seat in first class (on trainrides up to about 3 hours travel time), but never having to pre-book seats in restaurant cars on longer routes.

$500 and no a/c? Little steep for me but looked awesome

Yes. Way too expensive for me too. But very good video.

This is so funny. You watching a @FlyingTheNest video here while i actually found your channel through watching their traveling vlogs

Hate to say it, but this train makes the VR overnight train to Rovaniemi look like the Orient Express. Also not sure why you needed your passport stamped when travelling from one Schengen country to another, through a third Schengen country.

It is NOT super obvious that you have to pre-book a table in the restaurant on the train... speaking as a swede that actually works as a train driver I had no idea this was a thing.

Hey Chloe! This was a fun, and informative, but also puzzling vid. So nice to see an old-school train car still doing good service (though, another commenter, 57thorns, did an excellent assessment of your not a/c probs to which I would only add that a multi-lingual sticker (saying, "no A/C, only heat -- open the flerkin' window!) would have been helpful?) And the whole dining car thing IS ON THEM! They did NOT seem to include this MOST important page 1, but was on a later page? Not your fault. And I thought it was telling that you had to take a nap halfway through deploying your bunk!😂 The reason bunks are deployed by stewards in North America and elsewhere is that if you accidentally crush a finger, or fall out of an improperly set-up bunk -- it, esprin the US, would lead to mucho dinero in injury compensation. Apparently, the Scando-Germanics are employing a "Midsommar" style of self-survival?🤔 Still loved the trip and the vid, and Ludwig would have been sardined in one of those bunks!💕

It's expensive considering what you got or experience in this sleeper train. No shower, cabin is full of dust. It should've atleast came with breakfast

No Ludwig? UNlucky Ludwig!

Thanks for the heads up about people who can’t travel. I am 67 and disabled so your adventures allow me to travel and see everything through your eyes. Thanks for that!🙂

As a Swede, I am almost embarrassed by the non-existent service and low standard of the Swedish train network. One would therefore think that the ticket was cheap at least, which I don't think it was.

Legend has it that the red colour of the Viking Line ships was taken from a lipstick belonging to a wife of one of the shipowners. The hue was called "Mexican Fire"...

I love overnight trains, so long as, of course, I have a lie flat sleep situation. The only two downsides to it are that it can be hard to fall and stay asleep and get a good night's sleep, and you miss all the scenery you pass through at night, assuming that there is any as some routes are pretty ordinary. Otherwise, there's nothing quite like an overnight train--especially if you have your own compartment, even better if it has an en suite!

You have an amazing scandinavian prenounziation

I can't think of a more boring and pointless rail journey.

Very lovely video. Will be visiting Helsinki in 2 weeks for a whole week. Never been there and I´m from southern Sweden. Thank you for this video.

This has been excellent to watch, and so very informative. Im in the province next door in British Columbia, and cannot wait to travel to your wonderfull country of New Zealand. Cheers 🙏💞

4:19 Nope, that's perfectly normal. 20:21 Yeah, the Germanic world doesn't really do that kind of things much. All the protestant Germanic nations have high wages and a ethos of equality and self reliance. Anglophone countries have cheaper staffs, worse labour laws, more focus on service, less distain for both providing too much service and requesting too much, etc... 25:20 So coffee beans don't grow in Europe. We import them, usually from south America. But yes, it's probably a local brand, but it's not local coffee as such.

Good morning all happy Sunday mornings and you are amazing supporter happy 1st day of summer

Interesting but i dont think you can really moan about people being noisy . Most people do not go to bed at 9.30 or 10pm as adults.They could make the walls better sound proofed though in a lot of places to be fair

Not good accomodations, poor service, food selection sad considering what you would expect from either country. You couldn't do your work. So, it was an experience for a first-time, low-income individual. Would have been more constructive to fly or even to rent a vehicle.😊

Chloe you come from probably the most beautiful country of NZ where nothing compares to it but very nice to see some of Europe in which I was born in

Thank you for the vlog, but sadly that train looked really old and filthy. You handled it with a great spirit, though!!

As pointed out by other posters you booked a couchette, not a sleeper/bedroom, and you paid to have it alone instead of sharing it with 5 other passengers.

Instead of being sarcastic and judgemental you could've done you're homework and have a table for dinner. If this their policy, you should've known, don't patronize them.

If it is hot in the room, why not open the window? That’s how we cooled off our train compartments in the olden days.

Those are old train cars SJ used back in the 1960s/70s/80s. And yes, opening the window for ventilation is definitely intended because of the lack of AC. Back then there were no AC at all, and the ventilation is probably for heating in winter.

Sadly you can do this on a back of a freight train at no cost. Cross border freight trains are almost non-existent in Europe.

such a good video!!!!!

This was a very nice video! There are actually two different night trains between Stockholm and Berlin. The compartment you were travelling in is called couchette (not sleeper). The other night train run by SJ has also sleeper compartments with 1-3 beds where you don’t have to make tour bed yourself. They are actually cheaper if you want to have your own compartment as a solo traveller. A few compartments even have WC and shower.

$500 US didn't even come with meals or turn-down service?! 😳 No, I would not book that train.

Thank you for taking us along. As someone who loves to travel and has had the opportunity in the past, I'm unable to right now due to a chronic illness that prevents me from doing so and I may never get to travel again so it is nice to live vicariously through channels like yours. Most appreciated. ❤

i like your vlog. You should try riding Whoosh in indonesia, the first high speed train in southeast asia with a speed of 350/KMH. There are still many more trains in indonesia that you can make your youtube video. greetings from indonesia, Keep spirit and keep healty😊 1:03

I always love your videos. Thanks for another great one! 😃

Thanks for taking us along. You (and Ludvig) are the best combination of hilarious and informative possible. I will say that it seems cruel to give you so much water without offering an en suite bathroom.😂

That seems ridiculous. You can't even access an evening meal after a room booking!?😮

No such thing as too businesswomany. Those pants were awesome!

Another great video!

We did this trip several times and it’s more economic for a family if you need a private compartment. Sorry about the absent service. Seems to be a thing in Sweden-Denmark-Germany. And yes there’s no working AC on these old trains. Still the best way to travel over night to Germany.

Yeyyy a train trip 👍😁🚂❤️🇦🇺

Awesome trip. I love the different perspective traveling by train...the US is so vast you're able to see so many scenes throughout the different states. I also love that you have fresh eyes ...sometimes people living in their own country don't appreciate where they live.

5:49 Ludvig's reaction when you tell him you spent over $5,000 😂

love your train videos so much...

Fantastic video but that train ride is a big no for me. Way too expensive for what you get.

That’s pricey for a train without a shower.