Not without the help from one of TV channels, that accidentally put wrong subtitles into the broadcast. Subtitles from a children’s TV show, actually.

The forest hotel in Sweden is located at the Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge, in Skinnskatteberg. Guests are invited to chop their own wood, fetch water and wash their dishes in a nearby spring.

This average looking home in Sweden is selling for $320,000 but it's only when you see what's inside that you understand how cool this house actually is.
 

This floating hotel room called “Utter Inn” is located 10 feet below the surface of a Swedish lake and is the design of artist, Mikael Genburg. The hut above the water looks like a traditional Swedish cottage and this section houses the kitchen while guests sleep below the water with a view of the fish.

Lulea, Sweden is home to Facebook’s newest data center and is already handling live traffic from across the world. The center runs on locally generated hydro-electric energy along with the icy Nordic air to power and cool the masses of servers while the excess heat generated is harnessed to keep the offices warm. All equipment is also 100% renewable! Take a look inside.
 

Every year, artists from around the world meet in a small village in northern Sweden for a project that is known as “ICEHOTEL”. Covering 5,500 square meters of land and constructed from 2000 tonnes of ice and an additional 30 000 tonnes of “snice” (snow and ice), the hotel is the largest of its kind in the world.

For nature lovers, the Treehotel in Luela, Sweden is a “must-visit” travel destination. Designed by Scandinavian architects, the concept behind the five uniquely designed ‘treerooms’ is to offer top class accommodation to visitors whilst ensuring that the hotel maintains a minimal ecological footprint. Open year round, guests can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities within a private and tranquil setting. The rooms all sleep two people and the price varies according to which room you choose to stay in, with the most expensive costing $650 per night for double occupancy.

The Jumbo Hostel is a hotel located inside a decommissioned Boeing 747. It is located at Arlanda Airport near Stockholm, Sweden. The jetliner was fully sanitized and its interior and decorations were conversed to comply with the standard building demands. The hotel has 27 rooms, a “cockpit suite” and a café.

Icehotel is the world’s largest inn made entirely of ice. Each year artists and architects rebuild it from the ice of the local river in the town Jukkasjärvi, Swedish Lapland, 200 km north from the Arctic Circle.

The disused airfield of Byholma in Sweden became a local landmark after it was turned into the giant timber storage. Enormous piles of tree trunks 13 m (42.6 ft) high and 2 km (1.24 mi) long were built up here after the dreadful hurricane Gudrun, which brought down the big part of Sweden forests in 2005.

Snowmobilers patrolling the forest not far from the city of Umea in the north of Sweden thought they found a wrecked car until they dug it out and saw what was in inside.

Amazing engineering.