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    12 Hours on Sweden’s Amazing Sleeper Train | 🇩🇪Berlin to 🇸🇪Stockholm



    12 Hours on Sweden’s Amazing Sleeper Train | 🇩🇪Berlin to 🇸🇪Stockholm

    Today, we ride the Sweden overnight train from Berlin to Stockholm. Enjoying Stockholm and then Helsinki!

    Fee: $270/€250/¥40,000/£200/₽23,000/₹23,000/C$400/₩400,000
    Route: Berlin to Stockholm
    Train: 346 SJ Sleeper train
    Room: Car 25 Berth 11
    Experience: Sausage

    0:00 Introduction
    0:45 Map and Cost
    2:47 Train Arrival and Room Tour
    8:20 Sasuage Schnitzel Beer
    15:16 Day 2 on the Sleeper Train
    22:20 Stockholm
    34:12 Helsinki
    38:20 Thanks for Watching!

    48 Comments

    3. @americanakita on

      "I have to go to the past and make sure he doesn't see another day" 🤣 The brand you bought is actually Dutch and we Belgian's call it dishwater and need to be absolutely desperate before we drink it 😂

    7. @invisibleeims1577 on

      Every time I watch your videos, I think wow! That looks amazing, and I would totally love to try it! But we actually did try a similar train by SJ when myself and a large group were heading from Stockholm towards Norway and it wasn't the most pleasant experience 😅 I'll never forget when I was brushing my teeth in the communal toilet and the train went around a bend, and the person in the toilet next door hit the wall 😭 Loved the trip, amazing scenery, but the train was nearly impossible to sleep on, and felt a bit loose on safety for top bunk sleepers. Thank you for uploading these videos!!!

    8. @GhostSalvation348 on

      OMG!! I was so shocked to see my favorite city Berlin!! If you're ever in Germany again you should try some local bread from a bakery, preferably not in a train station. I really hope you enjoyed your stay!!

    10. @navin1in on

      Hi, I loved both the hotels in Stockholm and Hekisinki. Could you please guve me the details so I can book them on my visit. Thanks

    14. @alejandroc5398 on

      Me gustan tus vídeos, muy entretenidos y útiles. Tu humor es parecido al mio, así que tus bromas me hacen mucha gracia. Podrias hacer un video, o parte de un video donde muestres que sueles llevar como equipaje? Te suelo ver con una pequeña mochila, y para los viajes que haces de uno o dos dias por Japon (me encantaría visitar Japon), está bien. Pero para este tipo de viajes mas largos es poco equipaje. Podrias en algun video mostrar que sueles llevar en cada uno de estos tipos de viajes, en los largos y en los cortos? Muchas gracias por compartir y hacer feliz a muchos.

    20. @MichelleSeverino-kd7ge on

      I really loved this video and the traveling to Stockholm. All those towns were beautiful. I love cobble stone. I do not think winter would bother me at all as i love winter and can handle low no light It was nice to have seen the many new foods and the ways of travel. Thank You for the great Video. I love Your channel <3 blessings <3

    24. @BarbaraMcElfresh-l3w on

      Hello Mr. Solo Travel, Today's adventure is just my cup of Tea, A nice, Beautiful Snowy Train Adventure my absolute favorite of all. I love Trains, Berlin Germany cool Can't wait to get on Board.😊

    28. @ianwilde5379 on

      Chicken schnitzel and beer on a train sound fantastic, but it definitely needed some mayonnaise or mustard! And another one would have been needed! 😁😎I hope there was a lot more beer out of camera shot!

    34. @LorenzoBandini on

      I almost unsubscribed when you posted that you missed the breakfast at the Scandic. It was like I didn’t even know who you were. NEVER miss a Scandic breakfast.

    40. @Stein0001 on

      my sister lives in Berlin and I am at the main station several times a year (5 to 6 times) and now I want to go to Gosch and eat fish sandwiches…

    43. @Atochabsh on

      fun adventure thank you. Seems like things are much cheaper in Europe then the US. The train, the hotels, the food all seems much cheaper then here.

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