Commenti di Tourist to Local

“They stop at this cafe after initially just wanting to use the bathroom. They end up trying a unique rosemary and dark hot chocolate, which they find surprisingly delicious and amazing.”

“They visit this adorable cafe, which looks like a little fishing hut. They try the famous warm cinnamon bun and a blueberry pie, noting the Finns are very proud of their cinnamon buns.”

“They visit this interactive and experimental art museum. They have fun with an installation that creates the illusion of climbing a building horizontally and find the experience very cool and unique.”

“The vlogger finds it comically small and notes it's the narrowest street in Stockholm. He demonstrates how narrow it is by touching both walls at the same time.”

“They mention it's the largest palace in the world still used as a working royal residence, with 1,430 rooms. They note the king has no political power.”

“They eat traditional Swedish meatballs (Husmanskost) here. The vlogger says it's the meal she was most excited for and that it's nothing like what you find at IKEA.”

“The vloggers are amazed by the sheer size of the ship. They mention it was underwater for 333 years and is 95% intact, making it Sweden's most visited museum.”

“They waited in a crazy line for the famous fish soup (Fisksoppa), which they found delicious, creamy, and warm, with generous chunks of seafood.”

“A Viking tavern where they announce new guests to the whole restaurant. They found the food delicious and enjoyed the immersive, fun atmosphere with live music and mead.”

“They find the museum awesome and very interactive, a place you can't leave in a bad mood. They highlight the karaoke booth and hologram stage.”

“They stayed here and found the location in the heart of the city to be the real selling point. They liked the modern, comfortable rooms with plenty of pillows and electronic blackout curtains.”

“One of Stockholm's oldest covered markets, with two floors of stalls selling everything from Swedish staples to international cuisine. They came here specifically for one thing.”

“They found the life-like figures inside made them do a double-take. Their favorite part was the dress-up section with historical costumes.”

“They mention it's the first iron bridge constructed in Sweden and pose with the big golden crown on the railing, noting the amazing view of the city.”

“The vloggers try the famous Pastel de Nata here, noting it's a newer contender for the best in Lisbon. They enjoy the pastries and coffee at an outdoor table, impressed by the taste.”

“The vloggers take a ride on the historic Tram 28, noting its vintage interior and how it navigates the old neighborhoods. They mention it's a great way to experience the city's style.”

“They visit this "thieves' market," an antique and flea market open on Tuesdays and Saturdays. They browse for unique souvenirs like vintage photos and old coins.”

“They visit the monastery where the Pastel de Nata recipe was invented. They are impressed by the stunning architecture and note the long queues, advising to book tickets in advance.”

“For their main course at the Time Out Market, they choose this restaurant run by a veteran chef known for elevating traditional Portuguese dishes, especially rice dishes.”

“They discover this tiny, intimate restaurant by following the sound of Fado music. They enjoy a casual dinner of sangria and a meat and cheese board while listening to a live, traditional Fado performance.”

“The vloggers admire this popular spot from the outside, but decide against going in due to the extremely long line. They question if it's worth waiting for and enjoy the view from the park instead.”

“To save their knees from the intense hills, they take the Bica Funicular. They mention it costs €4.20 per person and is a great way to get up the steep streets.”

“The vloggers visit this museum dedicated to Portuguese tiles (azulejos). They learn that the tiles are not just decorative but also tell stories and represent Portuguese history, religion, and identity.”

“For an authentic breakfast, they visit this small, local-only spot to try a bifana, a traditional pork sandwich. They describe the meat as incredibly tender and the bread as soft.”

“They visit this modern food hall located in one of Lisbon's oldest public markets. They explain it brings together some of the best chefs and restaurants under one roof.”

“They explore Alfama, Lisbon's oldest neighborhood, which they find incredibly charming with its maze-like streets, laundry hanging overhead, and beautiful viewpoints.”

“They visit this iconic castle on Lisbon's highest hill, which was originally a Moorish fortress. They walk along the walls, enjoy the panoramic city views, and find peacocks roaming the grounds.”

“For their last dinner in Lisbon, they go to this buffet restaurant. The vlogger loves that it feels like being in a Portuguese family's living room, and they enjoy a variety of traditional dishes.”

“As a starter in the Time Out Market, they try traditional croquettes from this stall, which won a competition to be featured here. They find them delicious and similar to Brazilian coxinhas.”

“While exploring Alfama, they stumble upon this viewpoint, which offers one of the best views of the city, showcasing the red-roofed houses and the river.”

“They take a cooking class here to learn the secret to making Pastel de Nata. They find the process of making the puff pastry from scratch surprisingly difficult but rewarding.”

“They explore this iconic alley, also known as 'Piss Alley', filled with tiny, smoky izakayas. Martín finds it very pretty and feels it captures the feeling of the 'real Japan'.”

“Their local guide, Joe, takes them to his favorite izakaya. They enjoy making their own 'Lemon Sours' and are amazed that the drinks cost only about a dollar.”

“The vloggers mention this is a fully operational waste-to-energy plant with a ski slope on the roof, part of Copenhagen's goal to be carbon neutral.”

“They visit the famous amusement park, which was an inspiration for Walt Disney when creating Disneyland, and enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere.”

“The vloggers explore this "charming, hip neighborhood" to find some incredible restaurants, specifically a sandwich shop recommended by a local.”

“Shown from their canal tour, they mention it uses canal water to cool itself as an example of Copenhagen's unique sustainable architecture.”

“The vloggers show their suite at this hotel, highlighting its spaciousness, cozy feel, and a bathroom with a starry-sky ceiling light.”

“A local friend recommended this "total hole in the wall" sandwich shop. They describe the sandwich with artichoke cream and cheese as "freaking good" and possibly the best they've ever eaten.”

“They visit the official residence of the Danish Royal Family, which is actually four identical palaces, and watch the changing of the guard ceremony.”

“As the first stop on a pastry tour, they visit this beloved Danish bakery chain and try a Hindbærsnitter, a raspberry slice cookie.”

“The vloggers have dinner at this restaurant near their hotel. They both order the steak, which they find incredible, served with gravy and mashed potatoes.”

“They visit the iconic colorful harbor, explaining the houses were painted bright colors so drunken sailors could find their way home.”

“The second stop on their pastry tour, this organic bakery is where they try a Tebirkes, a classic Danish pastry with poppy seeds.”

“The last stop on their pastry tour, where they pick up another Romkugler, a rum ball made of leftover cake, strawberry jam, and rum.”

“On a local's recommendation, they visit this cheese shop for what Martín calls a "freaking good sandwich" with artichoke cream and special cheese.”

“The vloggers visit this UNESCO World Heritage site, which inspired Shakespeare's Hamlet. They mention the castle's history of collecting tolls from ships and the lavish parties that were held there.”

“They visit the famous, and very small, statue inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale, noting its popularity with tourists.”

“They explore this self-governing anarchist commune, noting its colorful, artistic, and unique vibe. They walk down Pusher Street, which has changed since the vlogger's last visit over a decade ago.”

“They explore this star-shaped fortress from the 1600s, which is one of the best-preserved in Northern Europe and still an active military base.”