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Day 17: Rome to Stockholm - On Day 17 of our round the world trip for food, we headed to the airport in Rome and flew to Stockholm, Sweden. After arriving and checking into our hotel, we headed a classic Swedish food restaurant to have an amazing dinner that included a reindeer steak and Swedish meatballs.
00:24 Leaving Rome - We woke up in the morning at our hotel in Rome, and we walked over to the Metro, headed to Termini station, and jumped on the airport bus to the airport. Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport in Rome was a little disorganized and the service wasn’t very good at all. But luckily we made it on our flight from Rome to Stockholm.
3:36 SAS flight from Rome to Stockholm - The flight took about 3 hours, and on the flight we were served a lunch box, that included a fusion of Asian and Scandinavian food. We arrived to Stockholm Arlanda Airport, and decided to take the bus from the airport to the area of Stockholm where we were staying, near to Fridhemsplan Station. The Flygbussarna Bus ride costs 119 SEK ($13.93) per person.
7:00 Check into Courtyard Marriott, Stockholm (Courtyard Stockholm Kungsholmen) - After getting off the bus, we walked over to our hotel and check in. The service and staff were great!
10:21 Pelikan Restaurant - For dinner on our first night in Stockholm I wanted to eat some traditional and delicious Swedish food, and so I chose to go to Pelikan Restaurant, a restaurant many of you had recommended to traditional Swedish food. The restaurant is an absolute classic. To start off our meal, I ordered steak tartare (rabiff), which was an amazing dish, I’m still dreaming about it. Then I saw roasted reindeer on the menu and there was nothing I could do to keep myself from ordering it. The reindeer steak turned out to be incredibly delicious, so juicy and so tender. Finally, one of the most popular and well known Swedish foods in the world are Swedish meatballs, and so I also ordered Pelikan’s Swedish meatballs. They were delicious. Our entire meal at Pelikan restaurant was fantastic. Total price - 668 SEK ($78.19)
It was a great first day in Stockholm, a city I truly enjoyed visiting!
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Thank you to Star Alliance and their Round The World tickets (http://www.staralliance.com/en/round-the-world) for sponsoring my business class flights.
Thank you to Courtyard Stockholm Kungsholmen for sponsoring my stay in Stockholm.
I personally paid for all food and attractions in this video, and I decided what to do and where to eat.
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Day 17: Rome to Stockholm - On Day 17 of our round the world trip for food, we headed to the airport in Rome and flew to Stockholm, Sweden. After arriving and checking into our hotel, we headed a classic Swedish food restaurant to have an amazing dinner that included a reindeer steak and Swedish meatballs.
00:24 Leaving Rome - We woke up in the morning at our hotel in Rome, and we walked over to the Metro, headed to Termini station, and jumped on the airport bus to the airport. Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport in Rome was a little disorganized and the service wasn’t very good at all. But luckily we made it on our flight from Rome to Stockholm.
3:36 SAS flight from Rome to Stockholm - The flight took about 3 hours, and on the flight we were served a lunch box, that included a fusion of Asian and Scandinavian food. We arrived to Stockholm Arlanda Airport, and decided to take the bus from the airport to the area of Stockholm where we were staying, near to Fridhemsplan Station. The Flygbussarna Bus ride costs 119 SEK ($13.93) per person.
7:00 Check into Courtyard Marriott, Stockholm (Courtyard Stockholm Kungsholmen) - After getting off the bus, we walked over to our hotel and check in. The service and staff were great!
10:21 Pelikan Restaurant - For dinner on our first night in Stockholm I wanted to eat some traditional and delicious Swedish food, and so I chose to go to Pelikan Restaurant, a restaurant many of you had recommended to traditional Swedish food. The restaurant is an absolute classic. To start off our meal, I ordered steak tartare (rabiff), which was an amazing dish, I’m still dreaming about it. Then I saw roasted reindeer on the menu and there was nothing I could do to keep myself from ordering it. The reindeer steak turned out to be incredibly delicious, so juicy and so tender. Finally, one of the most popular and well known Swedish foods in the world are Swedish meatballs, and so I also ordered Pelikan’s Swedish meatballs. They were delicious. Our entire meal at Pelikan restaurant was fantastic. Total price - 668 SEK ($78.19)
It was a great first day in Stockholm, a city I truly enjoyed visiting!
Disclaimer and Thank You:
Thank you to Star Alliance and their Round The World tickets (http://www.staralliance.com/en/round-the-world) for sponsoring my business class flights.
Thank you to Courtyard Stockholm Kungsholmen for sponsoring my stay in Stockholm.
I personally paid for all food and attractions in this video, and I decided what to do and where to eat.
Music:
https://www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/think-im-dreaming_54152
GEAR I USE:
Main camera I use: http://amzn.to/2dEL3hv
Main lens: http://amzn.to/2e5Lum6
Microphone: http://amzn.to/2dEr9Z9
GorillaPod: http://amzn.to/2epFsQx
*These are Amazon affiliate links
MY WEBSITES:
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If you have to cut the meatballs, you know the chef fucked up.
Real Swedish Meatballs are bite-size.
The meatball looks like it is made from liver and organ meats that have been puréed, not minced.
oh, god, “mixing it all up” does not look appealing to me! I would never order a raw meat burger with a raw egg yolk.
So happy that people abroad can taste the wilderness of Sweden
If you ever are in Stockholm again, you need to eat at Pizza Hörnan in Bergshamra. You jump on the red line metro and get off at Bergshamra, from there you can ask almost anyone and they will point the way for you. 👌
SAS…you SUUUUCK!
I like how Mark handles chaotic situations. He's still calm and composed. I hope that I'll have the same patience as Mark's.
ah Pelikan and friend of mine used to work there
Welcome, hope you enjoyed your time with your wife
Not convinced the Steak Tartare is so swoon worthy. Raw meat is raw meat.
I've checked my roots…MY ANCESTORS [SCHOUW] ARE FROM SCANDINAVIA…thanx mark
MARK IVE BEEN WATCHING YOU FOR YEARS!!!!What was your top 3 dishes and where???!!!!I'm certain u can remember!!!!!I'd love to know thank u🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Jag är från Sverige
You don’t mix everything ! You do little bites with everything Awful handling of the steak tartar
Plan to wisest Norway?
Swedish: jag heter english my name is