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  Destination Unknown Europe Episode 9: Stockholm, Sweden

  One Day in Stockholm Sweden. Visit the Vasa one of the most impressive salvaged ships from the North Sea; Nordiska Museum of Cultural History, and of course enjoy the the beautiful Nordic women.

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  like almost all the other vids it doesnt look like its made by other travelers.I gues this site-owner invested a lot of money to atract adverds to make a buck.youtube is still better, more real people-vids!! I hate this "to be commercial" so called "compulsive traveler" site.

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