The vlogger, Anton, shares his experience in Sweden, starting from a visit to the Arctic Circle where he stayed in an ice hotel and saw the Northern Lights. He then took a train to Stockholm, where he was impressed by the unique features of the Swedish train, including three-seater and six-seater coupes, and the presence of seat belts everywhere.
Upon arrival in Stockholm, Anton was eager to explore the city, particularly the Stockholm metro, which he described as the longest art gallery in the world, with about 100 stations decorated with sculptures, mosaics, paintings, installations, and engravings by over 150 artists.
Anton spent a whole day exploring the metro, visiting around 30 stations and selecting the 10 most beautiful ones. He showcased these stations, each with its unique theme, design, and artwork, including the "T-Centralen" station, which features a rainbow-colored ceiling, and the "Thorildsplan" station, which has a video game-inspired design.
The vlogger expressed his admiration for the Stockholm metro, not only for its functionality but also for its aesthetic appeal, making it a worthwhile experience for both locals and tourists.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator, Anton, visited the Arctic Circle in Sweden a month ago.
2. He stayed in an ice hotel that cost $800 per night.
3. He saw the Northern Lights during his stay.
4. Anton took a local train to Stockholm, where he noticed differences in the train's coupes.
5. Swedish trains have three-seater and six-seater coupes.
6. Anton found the train's coupes to be cramped but clean.
7. He noticed that seat belts were available in the train.
8. The train had amenities such as a washbasin, wall bars, and an air conditioner.
9. The Stockholm metro is also known as the "longest art gallery in the world".
10. About 100 stations in the Stockholm metro are decorated with sculptures, mosaics, paintings, installations, and engravings by over 150 artists.
11. The Stockholm metro opened in 1950, earlier than in St. Petersburg or Kiev.
12. The metro stations were turned into art objects starting in 1957.
13. Anton spent a whole day in the metro, visiting about 30 stations.
14. He chose the 10 most beautiful stations to show to his audience.
15. Some of the notable stations include:
* T-Centralen (Central Station)
* Stadion (Stadium Station)
* Tekniska Högskolan (Royal Institute of Technology Station)
* Kungsträdgården (King's Garden Station)
* Östermalmstorg (Östermalm Square Station)
16. The Stockholm metro is popular among tourists and locals alike.
17. Anton met a group of Swedish guys who were filming a video in the metro.
18. The metro's art and design are intended to provide aesthetic pleasure to its users.