Discover Åland Islands: Europe's Best kept Secret Natural Wonder? 80 Interesting Facts | Travel Vlog

[@harnasstugorochtornvilla]

Great video. Informative and Åland is truly beautiful!

[@hellooutthere8956]

Beautiful. Would love to hear the otherworldly tales of the elves that obviously left their blessings there. How truly blessed peeps.

[@verilokki]

Happy to see åland get some love, it is truly a hidden gem in Europe. There are quite a few mistakes with the "facts" such as the official languages being Finnish and Swedish, in reality they only have one official language, which is Swedish. But nice to see someone making a video of the island nation.

[@RoamandRelax]

I'm glad to hear your enthusiasm for Åland! It's always wonderful when lesser-known places like Åland get the recognition they deserve. I appreciate your correction regarding the official languages-thank you for providing accurate information. It's important to ensure that facts are accurate and reflective of the reality. It's heartening to know that people are creating content to showcase and appreciate hidden gems like Åland. Such efforts can bring attention to unique places and cultures that might not be in the spotlight otherwise. If you have any more insights or stories about Åland, feel free to share them!

[@HelcioSousa-me8pg]

Lindo país, parece um paraíso

[@erikpihl7893]

The pronunciation of Åland, Mariehamn and other place names in this video is inaccurate and distracting-otherwise a good video about a beautiful and interesting place.

[@bestbuilder1st]

Please get a new thesaurus. The words spell, spellbinding, bewitching, and magical lose any meaning after just a few usages, but after the 100th time, it is just annoying! Also, if you are describing something as in depth as you try, you should at least pronounce the name of the place somewhat correctly, just saying.

[@RoamandRelax]

I appreciate your feedback and understand your concern about the repetition of certain words. Variety in language is indeed important to keep the writing engaging. I'll make an effort to diversify my vocabulary . Additionally, I apologize if there were mispronunciations in the names of places. I'll strive for better accuracy in pronunciation moving forward. Thank you for bringing these points to my attention!

[@rosiebernstine6441]

That was a moose not an elk

[@erikpihl7893]

The Swedish word for moose is älg. Perhaps there is a translation issue.