GÖTEBORG CITY GUIDE 2014/2015 ENGLISH

Gothenburg is a small city with great charm. The sea and nature are right on our doorstep and it takes less than an hour to get out from the city centre to peaceful car-free islands. Yet at the same time the city has everything you could want from a modern-day destination. Gothenburg is one of the world’s greenest hotel cities and we have been a Fairtrade City since 2011.

When it comes to accommodation you can find everything from trendy designer hotels to simple budget accommodation. Shoppers have a choice of department stores, shopping centres and small, local designer boutiques, and are never far from a good café. Gothenburg is renowned for its first-class fish and shellfish and you can eat extremely well here at traditional neighbourhood pubs, trendy cafés or Michelin-starred restaurants. Like concerts, theatre or opera? Or are you more of a sports fan? There is always something going on here.

Any questions or concerns? Just drop into one of our tourist centres to get advice or buy a City Card. You can also email us, call us or ask questions on Facebook and Twitter.

See you soon!

WELCOME TO GOTHENBURG

CONTENTS

EVENTS CALENDAR ......................................................................................................................4GOTHENBURG ON YOUR MOBILE ..............................................................................................5GOTHENBURG FOR BEGINNERS ................................................................................................6GÖTEBORG CITY CARD .................................................................................................................7KIDS & FAMILIES ...........................................................................................................................8GUIDE TO THE REGION ...............................................................................................................10THE COAST AND ISLANDS .........................................................................................................12SHOPPING .....................................................................................................................................16MUSEUMS .....................................................................................................................................22SIGHTSEEING AND PARKS ........................................................................................................26RESTAURANTS .............................................................................................................................32NIGHTLIFE ....................................................................................................................................36INSPIRATION: THE CREATIVE CITY ..........................................................................................38WEST SWEDEN ............................................................................................................................40ACCOMMODATION .......................................................................................................................46MAPS ..............................................................................................................................................54TRAVEL & PUBLIC TRANSPORT ...............................................................................................57

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BOOK A GREAT VALUE GOTHENBURG PACKAGE TODAYThe package includes hotel accommodation with break-fast plus the best that Gothenburg can offer. You get a City Card, which gives free admission to Liseberg amusement park and Universeum Science Discovery Centre, great shopping discounts, free public transport, parking and much more. It could hardly be easier. Book at goteborg.com or phone +46 (0) 31-368 42 00.

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ALWAYS SOMETHING GOING ONGothenburg hosts so many big events. In 2015 and 2018, for example,

the city will welcome competing sailors in the Volvo Ocean Race. You can see a sample of our regular annual events below. Find out what

is on today at goteborg.com/events.

GÖTEBORG INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL JANUARY–FEBRUARY Scandinavia´s top film festival hits the local cinemas.

WEST PRIDE MAY–JUNESummer kicks off with the Pride parade and rainbow festival.

GOTHENBURG CULTURE FESTIVAL AUGUST The city is transformed into a free festival of culture for all.

GOTHIA CUP JULYPlayers from all over the world gather for the world’s largest youth football tourna-ment.

GO TO SEA FEBRUARYA week-long celebration of the North Sea and its delicacies.

WAY OUT WEST AUGUSTThe internationally celebrated music festival takes over Slottskogen city park for the eighth year in succession.

CHRISTMAS CITYNOVEMBER–DECEMBERGothenburg switches on its glittering Christmas lights.

GOTHENBURG HORSE SHOWFEBRUARY–MARCH Scandinavium arena hosts a world-class equestrian event.

GÖTEBORGSVARVET MAY The city streets becomes the annual venue for the world’s biggest half-marathon.

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THE BEST OF GOTHENBURGFree public transport and admission to top attractions, museums and sightseeing, discounts on shopping and much more.

* Price/adult card: 72 hrs. SEK 645 / 48 hrs. SEK 495 / 24 hrs. SEK 355

READ MORE ATGOTEBORG.COM/CITYCARD

EVENTS CALENDAR GOTHENBURG ON YOUR MOBILE

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72HOURS

GOTHENBURG FOR BEGINNERS GÖTEBORG CITY CARD

6 COFFEE IN HAGA. This charming quarter has a wonderful selection of cafés and small shops. You might like to try a giant cinnamon bun on Haga Nygata.

7 VISIT THE OLD CITY HALL dating from 1654. Around the courtyard of the city’s oldest building are studios and shops run by glassblowers, watchmakers and other craft workers.

8 SHOP FOR GOTHENBURG DESIGNS. Local clothing brands, second-hand items and interior furnishing are just some of the many treasures you can find while exploring the city.

9 SAMPLE THE LOCAL CUISINE at one of Gothenburg’s restaurants. Seafood is a real speciality here.

10 DELVE INTO A GREEN OASIS. Just a stone’s throw from the city centre is the Garden Society of Gothen-burg (Trädgårdsföreningen) – one of the best-pre-served nineteenth-century parks in Europe.

10 THINGS TO DO IN GOTHENBURGVisiting for the first time? Here are 10 things you must do to get a taste of the city.

1 CITY CARD HAVE FUN AT LISEBERG. Head-spinning

rides, carousels and concerts are an essential part of summer at Scandinavia’s greatest amusement park. In mid-November the park opens its big Christmas market.

2 CITY CARD VISIT THE SPLENDID GOTHENBURG

MUSEUM OF ART and check out Poseidon at the top of the main boulevard Avenyn. The museum has three stars in Michelin’s Green Guide and houses impressive Nordic collections dating from the 15th century onwards.

3 CITY CARD GO ON A DAY TOUR OF THE ISLANDS

in the Gothenburg archipelago. You can get out to craggy coast and picturesque fishing villages in less than an hour.

4 CITY CARD TAKE A WATERSIDE CITY TOUR on a

traditional Paddan canal boat that winds around the moat and canals.

5 BUY SHRIMPS AT FESKEKÔRKA. The "Fish Church" is a fish market hall completed in 1874 to a design by the city architect, Viktor von Gegerfeldt. And yes, it does actually look like a church.

MORE QUICK TIPS AT GOTEBORG.COM

THE WHOLE CITY ON ONE CARD – IT COULDN’T BE EASIERThe Göteborg City Card gives you easy access to Liseberg amusement park, Universeum Science Discovery Centre and all the museums by bus or by tram. It also includes sightseeing and discounts on shopping. It’s the most convenient way to see the city, as well as great value, since it gives you free public transport and admission to many attractions. The rest is just a bonus.

You can buy the card from goteborg.com, Gothenburg tourist centres, selected Pressbyrån newsagents, hotels, hostels and campsites.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT 160 SEKLISEBERG AMUSEMENT PARK 90 SEK*PADDAN SIGHTSEEING CANAL BOATS 160 SEK*GOTHENBURG MUSEUM OF ART 40 SEKUNIVERSEUM SCIENCE DISCOVERY CENTRE 230 SEK**VOLVO MUSEUM 60 SEKGOTHENBURG MARITIME ADVENTURE CENTRE 100 SEK

TOTAL 840 SEK

GÖTEBORG CITY CARD 72 HRS 645 SEK

YOU SAVE 195 SEK

IF I HAD 72 HOURS IN GOTHENBURG ...

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* Seasonal opening ** SEK 175 in low season

PRICE FOR ADULT CARD: 24 hrs. SEK 355 / 48 hrs. SEK 495 / 72 hrs. SEK 645. Göteborg City Card is also available for children under 17, see prices at goteborg.com/citycard

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MARIT IMAN | PA CK H U S K AJ EN T EL +46 31-10 59 50 | W W W.M A R ITI M A N.S E

Welcome to Maritiman - a floating museum right by the city centre. Get on board and experience a rare fleet of ships

and their adventurous stories and heritage. Navigate to maritiman.se and read more about our ships, the lives of the sailors,

and our opening hours.

See you aboard.

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KIDS AND FAMILIES KIDS AND FAMILIES

KIDS’ FAVOURITESGothenburg is ideal for family holidays. There are plenty of fun things to do,

and because the city is so compact it takes very little time to get from the breakfast table to the highlight of the day. Many of these activities are

just as much fun for adults as for kids.

BUTTERFLIES IN YOUR TUMMYLiseberg is the greatest amusement park in Scandinavia and is filled with exciting rides, ac-tivities and music for all the family. You can easily spend a whole day here and there is something for everyone, from gentle carousels to stomach-churning thrill rides – including the new Helix roller coaster. Liseberg’s popular Christmas market opens in mid-November.liseberg.se

WAVE TO A SHARKThe enormous Universeum Science Discovery Centre near Korsvägen is a must for families with kids. Covering seven floors, this is the place to see exotic animals, explore the rainforest, the giant aquarium and do your own experiments. You can even watch the sharks feeding in the giant aquarium. universeum.se

DISCOVER GOTHENBURGThe City Museum of Gothenburg has a special section for younger children, where they can play and explore the city by climbing a tower block or taking a tram ride. It’s ideal for children up to age 5, but older children are also welcome. The heritage exhibits at the City Museum include the only Viking ship in Sweden that is permanently on display.stadsmuseum.goteborg.se

AEROSEUMAn underground aviation experience centre in one of the Cold War’s top-secret defence facili-ties, which now traces the history and develop-ment of aviation. Test your skills in a flight simu-lator, take a seat in a cockpit, be winched up by a rescue helicopter or check out the spy exhibits.aeroseum.se PLAYTIME AT ALFIE’S

The old seed shop at the Garden Society of Gothenburg (Trädgårdsföreningen) has been transformed into Alfie Atkins’ Cultural Centre (Alfons Åbergs Kulturhus). The setting and the activities are based on the books by Gunilla Bergström, including theatre and storytelling sessions. There is also a café here.alfonskulturhus.se

CLIMB ON A WHALE IN SLOTTSSKOGENPlikta is a large playground in Slottsskogen city park that appeals to children of all ages. There are lots of cool things to do, including a 15-metre-long whale you can climb on. There is also an outdoor gym, boules pitch, table tennis table and picnic area. And don’t miss the Children’s Zoo, feeding time for the penguins and the seal pond.

PILOT A SHIP INTO HARBOUR Learn all about the sea, the people who worked on it and maritime life, at the Maritime Museum and Aquarium at Stigberget. Older kids can tackle the challenge of a ship simulator, while younger kids can get to know the creatures of the sea in the petting tank or burn off some energy in the Knattegatt playroom. Got a taste for more adventures at sea? Gothenburg Maritime Adventure Centre has an armada of ships and vessels at Packhuskajen.sjofartsmuseum.goteborg.se maritiman.se

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NORDSTADEN

INNERSTADEN

AVENYN & VASAHAGA & LINNÉ

MAJORNA

NORRA ÄLVSTRANDEN

GUIDE TO THE AREA GUIDE TO THE AREA

FIND YOUR FAVOURITE DISTRICTWe take a closer look at some of the most distinctive districts of Gothenburg.

Some are close to the centre, while others are a little way off the usual tourist routes. Find more information and tips a little further on in the guide.

INNERSTADEN (CITY)A wonderful mix of small shops, cafés and places to enjoy lunch. The shopping ranges from local Gothenburg design goods to Swedish and international chainstores. Don’t miss Vallgatan, Södra Larmgatan, Magasinsgatan or the tucked-away Victoriapassagen. Recognisable landmarks include the Market Hall (Saluhallen), Feskekôrka fish market hall and the Kopparmärra statue of King Karl IX on horseback.

HAGA AND LINNÉ DISTRICTSHaga Nygata’s well-preserved timber buildings house everything from cafés and hatmakers to jewellers. Stroll through streets with a small-town feel up to the lookout point at Skansen Kronan or head for leafy Slottsskogen city park. The restaurants of Linnégatan and bohemian bars of Andra Långgatan are also just a short walk away.

NORDSTADENJust a few hundred metres from the big Nordstan shopping centre you will find the Old City Hall (Kronhuset) – the oldest building in the city, built in 1654. The small buildings around the cobbled courtyard are now home to glassblowers, a chocolate factory and various craft studios. Down by the river is the Göteborg Opera (Göteborgsoperan). A familiar landmark is the statue of the city’s founder King Gustaf Adolf.

AVENYN AND VASAThe bars and restaurants jostle for space along the main boulevard, Avenyn, and the nightlife attracts a diverse mix of people. Around Göta-platsen you will find Gothenburg Museum of Art (Göteborgs Konst- museum), the City Theatre (Stadsteatern) and Gothenburg Concert Hall (Konserthuset) and just a stone’s throw from there is the city’s main events area. At the top of Avenyn stands the statue of Poseidon. Vasastan draws you in with its great variety of art galleries, cafés and restaurants.

MAJORNANear the abutment of Älvsborg Bridge (Älvsborgsbron) stands Röda Sten contemporary art centre, while the Maritime Museum and Aquarium is close to the centre. In between, the district has a mix of in-viting neighbourhoods and imposing "governor’s houses". Head towards Mariaplan for a coffee or to shop for interior design goods alongside the residents of Majorna.

NORRA ÄLVSTRANDEN The former shipyard areas of Lindholmen, Sannegårdshamnen and Eriksberg have been transformed to provide modern housing and offices. The district that stretches towards Älvsborg Bridge in the west is best explored by taking a walk along the quayside, or from the upper deck of the Älvsnabben harbour ferry.

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EXPLORE

THE COAST & ISLANDS

Take a deep breath of fresh sea air. The coast and islands around Gothenburg are a unique setting where the craggy shore meets leafy nature, dotted with fishing commu-nities and opportunities to sample gourmet cuisine.

The islands of the archipelago are close enough to visit for the day, but still far enough away to have a totally different tempo to the city. The southern half of the archipelago is car-free. The only traffic you will see are flatbed mopeds, bikes and the occasional wheelbarrow. This is a relaxing setting and the frequent ferry service from Saltholmen makes it easy to get around. You can get to the north-ern archipelago by car or bus, and explore a mix of large and small islands. Several of the islands are linked by bridges after you take the ferry from Lilla Varholmen to Öckerö.

TIP! You can find a map of the islands at the back of this guide.!

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COFFEE AND A BITE TO EAT

BRÄNNÖ VÄRDSHUS, BRÄNNÖAn inn in the middle of the island that is open all year round and serves everything from light meals to à la carte. Also renowned for its trays of fish and shellfish.brannovardshus.se

ISBOLAGET, DONSÖA summer restaurant in the old ice store on the pier in Donsö harbour. Serves bistro meals accompanied by live music during the summer season. isbolaget.com

PENSIONAT STYRSÖ SKÄRET, STYRSÖAn island idyll that combines boarding house and restaurant. Serves seasonal gourmet dishes based on local produce, taking inspiration from the sea. Prior booking is essential during the winter.pensionatskaret.se

SEASIDE, BJÖRKÖA restaurant with wonderful sea views and activities such as singalongs and lobster safaris. You can also request pick-up on a RIB boat from central Gothenburg. Low season: only open Fri–Sun.seasidebjorko.se

TULLHUSET, HÖNÖA fish and shellfish restaurant in Klåva harbour. Relaxed atmosphere and breathtaking views of the sea and Vinga lighthouse. Open all year round.tullhuset.se

THINGS TO DO

SWIMMINGWhat could be better on a hot day than to take a dip from sun-warmed rocks or enjoy a picnic on the beach? There are almost unlimited opportunities for swimming and sunbathing in the Gothenburg archipelago. goteborg.com

CYCLINGThe car-free roads in the southern archipelago are ideal for exploring on two wheels. You can bring your own bike over on the ferry, space permitting. You can also rent bikes on many of the islands, including Styrsö and Brännö in the southern archipelago and Hönö in the northern archipelago.brannocykeluthyrning.com hyrcykeln.seobergska.se

KAYAKKINGGliding silently over the water, close to nature, is a fantastic experience. You can easily rent kayaks from many locations, including the Styrsö and Önnered jetties on the mainland near the southern archipelago.escapeoutdoors.se havskajak.se

DAYS OUT

ARCHIPELAGO CRUISEStep aboard for a tour of the archipelago in summer. Some cruises also offer entertainment and serve fresh shrimps and other delicacies.kulturbatarna.seskargardslinjen.sesteamboat.sestrommaskargardsbatar.se

VINGA LIGHTHOUSEExplore the most westerly point of Gothenburg, and the island birthplace of the composer Evert Taube. Visit the Taube Museum, see the lighthouse at close quarters and swim in one of the finest bathing loca-tions on the west coast. Boat tours depart from Hönö Klåva harbour and Stenpiren in central Gothenburg during the summer.solbris.se vinga.org wingavanner.se

DANCE ON BRÄNNÖ JETTYThe jetty dance that was immortalised in the song by Lasse Dahlquist is still one of the most popular reasons for visiting Brännö. The dance is tradition-ally held on Thursday evenings in summer.brannoforeningen.se

FISHING TOUR / SEAL SAFARICome along on an adventure at sea and fish for mackerel, crabs, crayfish and even lobster. The catch will depend on the season. Alternatively you could join a seal safari from Hönö Klåva harbour and other locations.aventyrochtang.se burfiskarna.se solbris.se

The only traffic you will see are flatbed

mopeds, bikes and the occasional wheelbarrow.

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SHOPPING

SHOPPING

Stroll between small, local shops, international chainstores and large department stores. There is every-thing you need here for a success-ful shopping trip and you never need to look far for a cup of coffee.

Because the city centre is so compact every-thing is within easy walking distance, and each quarter has its own distinctive character. From the trendy shopping trio of the inner city – Magasinsgatan, Vallgatan and Södra Larm-gatan – to the variety of the main boulevard, Avenyn, and the charming cafés and boutiques of Haga. Department stores and shopping cen-tres are the ideal choice if you prefer to stay dry whatever the weather.

TIP! A City Card gives you plenty of great shopping discounts.!

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CosyHaga

In the central of Gothen-burg, within a short distance from the Central Station, Kungsportsavenyn and the Stena Line terminal, you will find Haga, the town’s oldest suburb. Haga is known for its well preserved old buildings, shopping, antique shops, seasonal markets and coffee-shops.

SHOPPING CHOICES

AVENYN AND SÖDRA VÄGEN Gothenburg’s main boulevard and the surrounding area offer a mix of exclusive boutiques and flagship stores. Goods on offer include rustic interior design goods from the UK, stylish menswear and a superb choice of tableware.avenyn.se

LINNÉ AND LÅNGGATAN SIDE STREETSThe area around Linnégatan, between Järntorget and Slottsskogen city park, provides shopping with a relaxed charm and no shortage of nearby restau-rants. Organic kidswear, second-hand bargains and stylish handbags are among the attractions.linnestan.com

HAGA NYGATAThe charming Haga quarter has an eclectic mix of old and new. The well-preserved timber buildings house cafés and shops with everything from toys to interior design goods and cool hats.hagashopping.se

MAGASINSGATANSeveral local clothing brands have set up shop in the quarter around Magasinsgatan. The mix includes trendy interior design, seaside fashion and a com-bined flower shop and pottery run by a mother and daughter.innerstadengbg.se

SÖDRA LARMGATAN AND VALLGATANIn the area between the Market Hall (Saluhallen) on Kungstorget, Magasinsgatan and Kungsgatan there are numerous small shops offering an enticing mix of everything from designer goods to Göteborg jeans. Don’t miss Victoriapassagen – a hidden alley between Södra Larmgatan and Vallgatan. innerstadengbg.se

SHOPPING CENTRES AND DEPARTMENT STORES

NORDSTAN SHOPPING CENTRESweden’s top shopping centre has over 200 shops selling everything from fashion and accessories to cosmetics, shoes and much more all under one roof. Located right next to the central station, with stores that include HM, Åhléns and Volt.nordstan.se

NK, ÖSTRA HAMNGATAN 42An exclusive department store that has been at the same address for over a century. With four floors of fashion, accessories and interior design goods from leading Scandinavian designers and international brands.nk.se/nk-goteborg

KOMPASSEN, FREDSGATAN/KUNGSGATANA shopping centre that specialises in young fashion and the latest trends in clothing shoes, gaming and much more. Home to big names such as Monki, Solo and Gina Tricot.kompassen.se

ARKADEN, FREDSGATAN 1A modern shopping centre with around 25 stores selling fashion, design and interior goods. Stores include Topshop, Beyond Retro, Zara and the North Face.arkaden.nu

Because the city centre is so compact

everything is in easy walking distance, and each quarter has its own distinctive character.

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SHOPPING SHOPPING

Open Mon-Fri 10–20, Sat-Sun 10–18Food store Mon-Fri 8–21, Sat-Sun 9–20 Free parking Sun 9–19 (Jan–Nov) www.nordstan.se Variations may occur

En shoppingupplevelse – mitt i Göteborg city!200 butiker, varuhus, kaféer, restauranger och turistbyrå. P-hus Nordstan alltid öppet.

A true shopping experience in the heart of Gothenburg.

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Shopping

A SHOPPER’S PARADISE200 stores and free parking

Experience Gothenburg’s best shopping selection. Find over 70 fashion stores plus everything from home décor and sporting goods to cosmetics and electronics. There are also several cafés, restaurants as well as unique and international delicacies in our food hall Salutorget. And as an added bonus, we have free parking. Welcome to the New Frölunda Torg!

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TOGETHER

MUSEUMS

Step into one of Gothenburg’s many museums and satisfy your curiosity on every subject from art and culture to nature and maritime history. An educational pleasure that is immune to the weather.

Gothenburg has world-class museums with truly impressive collections. Gothenburg Museum of Art (Göteborgs Konstmuseum), at Götaplatsen, where you can see works by Nordic masters such as Edvard Munch, Carl Larsson and PS Krøyer, is a good example. In addition to fantastic collections the museums hold many visiting exhibitions by international names. Visit each website for information about exhibitions and opening times. Remember that many museums are closed on Mondays.

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Mitt i Göteborg ligger Kronhuskvarteret med stadens äldsta hus, Kronhuset byggt 1654, och

Kronhusbodarna från 1700-talet. Kronhusbodarna är idag ett levande konsthantverkscentrum som Higab äger och förvaltar. Här kan du ta en fika i caféet eller handla direkt från hantverkarna som arbetar med glas, keramik, läder, barnmöbler, choklad och klockor. Det ståtliga Kronhuset används idag som konsertlokal.

Kronhuskvarteret is a historic quarter in the center of Gothenburg. It includes the oldest house in the city,

Kronhuset from 1654, and Kronhus bodarna from the 18th century.

Today Kronhusbodarna is a lively arts and craft center that Higab owns and manages. Here one can get a cup of coffee and shop for glass, ceramics, leather, children’s furniture, chocolate and clocks directly from the artisans. The impressive Kronhuset functions as a concert hall.

Butiker · Verkstäder · Konsthantverk · Café · Kronhusets Konsertsal

KRONHUSBODARNAkronhusbodarna.com

CITY CARD GOTHENBURG MUSEUM OF ART (GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM), GÖTAPLATSENOne of northern Europe’s finest art collections, dating from the 15th century onwards, right next door to Göteborgs Konsthall centre for contemporary art.konsthallen.goteborg.se konstmuseum.goteborg.se

CITY CARD RÖHSSKA MUSEUM OF FASHION, DESIGN AND DECORATIVE ARTS, VASAGATAN 37–39Sweden’s only museum of design and decorative arts. designmuseum.se

CITY CARD CITY MUSEUM OF GOTHENBURG (STADSMUSEET), NORRA HAMNGATAN 12Regional history museum with the only Viking ship on display in Sweden.stadsmuseum.goteborg.se

CITY CARD THE MARITIME MUSEUM AND AQUARIUM, KARL JOHANSGATAN 1–3All about life at sea, with ship simulators and a fascinating aquarium.sjofartsmuseum.goteborg.se

CITY CARD NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM, MUSEIVÄGEN 10Gothenburg’s oldest museum dates from 1883 and has creatures of every size, from an elephant and blue whale to the tiniest organisms.gnm.se

CITY CARD MUSEUM OF WORLD CULTURE (VÄRLDSKULTURMUSEET), SÖDRA VÄGEN 54Thought-provoking topical exhibitions about contemporary life. varldskulturmuseerna.se

CITY CARD THE VOLVO MUSEUM, ARENDAL SKANSA museum that portrays the history of Volvo’s development from 1927 to the modern day.volvomuseum.se

CITY CARD HASSELBLAD CENTER, GÖTAPLATSENPhotographic exhibitions by Nordic and international artists. The museum awards the annual Hasselblad Prize.hasselbladfoundation.org

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MUSEUMS

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MAKE MEMORIES

SIGHTSEEING & PARKS

Spread out a picnic in a green oasis on a hot summer day or paddle around a tranquil island just a stone’s throw from the city centre. Nature is always around the corner – whether you are looking for adventurous activities or peace and quiet.

You don’t need to hunt for long to find your own place in the sun. There are 2,700 hectares of green space here, which means that every in-habitant has no less than 175 square metres to enjoy. Parks and gardens are a natural part of the urban landscape, together with the canals and the harbour – and our closeness to the sea.

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DISCOVER THE CITY

CITY CARD SIGHTSEEING There are many great ways to see the heart of Goth-enburg. Choose between the Paddan canal boats, the Stinsen train or the hop-on-hop-off bus. There are also longer boat tours, such as a trip around the island of Hisingen.stinsensightseeing.se stromma.se

CITY WALKSCity Walks are another way to explore the city on your own, on foot and using the trams and Älvsnabben harbour ferry. You can find a map at goteborg.com or pick one up from one of our tourist centres.goteborg.com

KAYAK SIGHTSEEING, LILLA BOMMEN Explore the city from the water on a guided tour by kayak. You set off from Lilla Bommen harbour and paddle in a group in the harbour and along the canals. The instructors guide you and help you with your technique. No previous experience is needed.point65.se

CITY CARD NEW ÄLVSBORG FORTRESSOne of the best-preserved fortresses in Sweden, the construction of which began in 1653. Today the boat tour to the island at the harbour entrance is a popular day out that includes dramatised guided tours. Daily, 2 July to 10 August from Lilla Bommen. The journey time is around 30 minutes.stromma.se

SEGWAY, LILLA BOMMEN/ SLOTTSSKOGEN CITY PARKHire a Segway and explore the city or join a guided tour. It takes a few minutes to pick up the technique and the pace is relaxed, with a maximum speed of 20 kph. Hire machines from Lilla Bommen harbour or Slottsskogen city park.segwayadventure.se segwaycenter.se

LOOKOUT POINTSGaze out over the roofs of Haga, see the river views from Masthugget Church or the red-and-white “lip-stick tower” of Utkiken skyscraper in the harbour. Or check out Norra Älvstranden and the Älvsborg Bridge (Älvsborgsbron) from the top of Ramberget. goteborg.com

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PARKS AND GREEN OASES

CITY CARD GOTHENBURG BOTANICAL GARDEN, CARL SKOTTBERGS GATA 22 AThe 175-hectare botanical garden is one of the largest in Europe. It was opened in 1923 and has won many awards. The greenhouse contains 4,000 species as well as Sweden’s largest collection of tropical orchids, carnivorous plants and the rare Easter Island tree.gotbot.se

SLOTTSSKOGEN CITY PARK, LINNÉPLATSENIn summer this green retreat in Gothenburg is a favourite spot for picnics among locals and visitors, but the park is well worth a visit all year round. Plikta playground, the Children’s Zoo and the moose – the “King of the Forest” – are definite favourites for young kids.www.goteborg.se

THE GARDEN SOCIETY OF GOTHENBURG (TRÄDGÅRDSFÖRENINGEN), SLUSSGATAN 1One of Europe’s best-preserved 19th-century parks just a stone’s throw from the central station. The Rose Garden has thousands of beautiful roses in summer and the greenhouse is filled with palms and tropical plants. There is also a great playground here.tradgardsforeningen.se

DELSJÖN AREAThe area around Stora Delsjön and Lilla Delsjön lakes in eastern Gothenburg is a haven for wildlife and birds and offers some fine walks. There are designated areas for barbecues and you can swim or hire canoes. In winter you can ski downhill or cross-country.delsjoomradet.se

LÄRJEÅN GARDENS (LÄRJEÅNS TRÄDGÅRDAR), EKEVADSVÄGEN 5, ANGEREDThe permaculture gardens produce vegetables, flowers and herbs. There is also a café selling organic produce and a stage for live music.vagenut.coop

Opera, dans,musikal, konsert.Titta, läs och lyssna på www.opera.seBiljetter och GöteborgsOperans Restaurang 031-13 13 00.

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Departures from Kungsportsplatsen Apr-Oct.

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RESTAURANTS

Enjoy world-class fish and shellfish at Michelin-starred restaurants that use the finest locally grown produce. It’s no wonder that food lovers feel right at home in Gothenburg.

The west coast, location close to the cold waters of the North Sea, makes Gothenburg a paradise for connoisseurs of fish and shellfish. Access to locally grown produce makes West Sweden one of the most appealing culinary destinations in northern Europe. The choice for dining ranges from street food, through trendy bistros and family favourites to Michelin-starred restaurants. And don’t forget to visit the Feskekôrka fish market hall or the Market Hall (Saluhallen) at Kungstorget.

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FAMILJEN, ARKIVGATAN 7West Swedish cuisine in a relaxed setting. Familjen has won the Michelin BIB Gourmand award for good cuisine at reasonable prices and in 2013 its bar was recognised in the White Guide. restaurangfamiljen.se

WASA ALLÉ, VASAGATAN 24Swedish organic gourmet dining, from produce sourced no more than four hours from the kitchen door. Treat yourself to a fantastic tasting menu or take a seat at the food bar and eat well at local restaurant prices.wasaalle.se

HOS PELLE, DJUPEDALSGATAN 2A restaurant that combines a small bistro area and a plusher dining room. The menu centres on tradi-tional Swedish dishes and seasonal local produce at affordable prices.hospelle.com

KOMETEN, VASAGATAN 58An old favourite in Gothenburg that dates back to the 1930s and serves first-class traditional Swedish dishes. Star chef Leif Mannerström has been one of the two partners directing kitchen operations since 2009. restaurangkometen.se

SMAKA, VASAPLATSEN 3A friendly local restaurant offering good value and traditional Swedish dishes such as meatballs with lingonberries. The restaurant has a relaxed atmos-phere and a great location.smaka.se

THÖRNSTRÖMS KÖK, TEKNOLOGGATAN 3The emphasis is on Swedish flavours and local produce in Håkan Thörnström’s kitchen. The star chef runs the Michelin restaurant alongside his wife Anne.thornstromskok.com

FISH AND SHELLFISH

FISKEKROGEN, LILLA TORGET 1A classic fish and shellfish restaurant that aims to serve the best the sea can offer. In addition to tasting menus and à la carte the restaurant also serves a hearty shellfish buffet.fiskekrogen.se

RESTAURANG GABRIEL, ROSENLUNDSVÄGENThis well-known fish and shellfish restaurant in Feskekôrka fish market hall is owned by a father and son team. The son is a world champion in oyster opening. The restaurant is only open during the day, which makes it a perfect choice for lunch.restauranggabriel.se

SJÖMAGASINET, ADOLF EDELSVÄRDS GATA 5 This exclusive restaurant has a star in the Michelin Guide and serves gourmet dishes with the emphasis on seafood. In summer there is a large outdoor dining area with views over the harbour entrance. sjomagasinet.se

INTERNATIONAL INFLUENCES

AVALON, KUNGSTORGET 9The restaurant in the Avalon designer hotel serves a fusion of international dishes and makes a perfect break in a shopping tour. The terrace dining area is a fine vantage point for watching the crowds go by.avalonhotel.se

BARABICU, ROSENLUNDSGATAN 4North and South America provided the inspiration for the menu at Barabicu, with plenty of grilled dishes and exciting drinks. The outdoor dining area is a summer favourite.barabicu.se

HELLO MONKEY, MAGASINSGATAN 26/LINNÉGATAN 52 A critically acclaimed and colourful celebration of Asian cuisine. The two restaurants serve delicacies such as dim sum and Korean bibimbap. hellomonkey.net

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MR. P, GÖTAPLATSENThis modern brasserie, next door to Gothenburg Museum of Art, is named after the art collector Pontus Fürstenberg and makes the perfect conclusion to a visit. During the summer season there is a welcoming outdoor dining area with views over Götaplatsen and the main boulevard, Avenyn. mr-p.se

NORDA BAR OCH GRILL, DROTTNINGTORGETThe restaurant at the Clarion Hotel Post was designed in partnership with celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson, and in the kitchen Gothenburg meets Manhattan. A first-class brunch is served here at weekends.nordabargrill.se

JOE FARELLI’S, KUNGSPORTSAVENYEN 12A popular family restaurant where the menu and the drinks list are a fusion of American and Italian. Children’s menus and large outdoor dining area in summer. Brunch on Sundays.joefarelli.comThe cold waters of

the North Sea make Gothenburg a paradise for connoisseurs of fish and shellfish.

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NIGHTLIFE NIGHTLIFE

Night may have fallen, but the day is still young. See an opera, a theatre performance, a concert or meet

up with friends before letting the DJ entice you on to the dance floor at one of many clubs.

CLUB LIFEGothenburg’s main boulevard, Avenyn, is lined with restaurants and clubs with dance floors and bars spread over several levels. Everyone comes here to dance through the night, from club kids to besuited office workers. goteborg.com

BAR LIFEAndra Långgatan is the hub for alternative nightlife. Often a little less expensive and more relaxed. This is a chance to meet up with friends, enjoy a beer or a pub meal.goteborg.com

THEATRE AND SHOWSGothenburg City Theatre, at the top of the main boulevard, Avenyn, is the oldest in Sweden. Just a stone’s throw from here is Lorensberg Theatre, which often performs newly written Swedish plays. In a former sheet metal workshop on the other side of the Göta River (Göta Älv) you’ll find its little sister, Backa Theatre, which caters to a younger audience. There are also show restaurants, such as Kajskjul 8 and Rondo at Liseberg amusement park.kajskjul8.se, liseberg.se/rondo lorensbergsteatern.se, stadsteatern.goteborg.se

OPERA AND CONCERTSThe Göteborg Opera (Göteborgsoperan) by Lilla Bommen harbour was opened in the mid-1990s and hosts performances of opera, dance and musicals. Gothenburg Concert Hall (Konserthuset) by Götaplat-sen is home to the city’s Symphony Orchestra, which performs around 100 concerts each year here and has been appointed the National Orchestra of Sweden. gso.se, sv.opera.se

LIVE MUSICConcerts are frequently performed at the Nefertiti jazz club, know locally as Nef, and at the new Puster-vik club stage. Check each venue’s website for dates and times. Gothenburg is also home to Jazzhuset, voted the most significant venue in Swedish pop his-tory. Stora Teatern is another venerable setting for music and culture. See the relevant website for the forthcoming programme.jazzhuset.se, nefertiti.se, pustervik.nu, storateatern.se

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As a music city Gothenburg has a tradition of hosting big events, but you are just as likely to end up in front of an intimate club stage as a big arena. Gothenburg is home to many music export successes, local indie bands and musicians from widely differing genres. So it is not just coincidence that brings music lovers from near and far to Slottsskogen city park in August for the Way Out West festival each year.

The School of Design and Crafts (HDK), Tillskärarakademin and the Academy of Music and Drama are nurseries for new tal-ent. Many creative entrepreneurs set up base in Gothenburg and each year the Fresh Fish competition reveals new talents in fashion design. The heritage of the coast and islands and the music scene are sources of inspi-ration that have left their imprint on local brands such as Emma och Malena, Nudie Jeans and Velour.

3 VIEWS ON CREATIVITYThe creative soul of Gothenburg puts the city on the map in everything from fashion and design to art and music. We asked a few high-profile figures from the culture and design scene what they feel makes Gothenburg special.

THE CREATIVE CITYGothenburg’s proud heritage has grown out of the spaces between the harbour cranes, the factory floors and tram tracks. Historically, Sweden’s second city was put on the global map by Volvo Cars, the shipyards and technical innovation, but in recent years local fashion designers, musicians and artists have been breaking ground far beyond the country’s borders.

Much of the inspiration comes from the people here in Gothenburg …

“Much of the inspiration comes from the people here in Gothenburg and clearly this also works internation-ally. The end product would probably not have been the same if we had been in Paris or Milan.“

“Gothenburg is a coastal city, and as such it has been influenced by the cultures of many other countries over the years. The city grew up as a community where diverse individuals and groups co-existed and I believe this is the foundation for a creative setting. Their interactions have encouraged the develop-ment of very different cultural scenes in music, theatre and art – the cultural space. These have then collided and complemented each other in various ways in a constant conversation that permeates the city.“

“I believe it’s something of a snowball effect. The success of others inspires more people to set up bands, record companies and clubs. Gothenburg’s wide choice of venues to play gives a lot of people the changes to arrange performances and start clubs.“

ISABELLA NILSSON, MUSEUM DIRECTOR AT GOTHENBURG MUSEUM OF ART (GÖTEBORGS KONST-MUSEUM), WHAT SETS THE CULTURE SCENE APART:

ELIN HEDMAN, ORGANISER AND PR CONSULTANT, ON WHY THERE ARE SO MANY SUC-CESSFUL MUSICIANS:

PALLE STENBERG, CEO, NUDIE JEANS, ON LOCAL INSPIRATION:

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WEST SWEDEN

Pack a picnic and head out on a day trip with Gothenburg as your start-ing point. Fortresses, castles and zebras are just a taste of what you can see.

There are several impressive castles and man-or houses dating from different centuries close to Gothenburg. They are often set in beautiful grounds that are well worth experiencing in their own right. The castles and many other sights provide daily tours during the summer season and on weekends in spring and autumn. Take a look at the relevant website for details and opening times before making your choice.

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FORTRESSES AND PICTURESQUE VILLAGES

MARSTRANDMarstrand island is a picturesque pearl in the archipelago, famous for Carlsten Fortress and its old houses. Don’t miss the art museum, Strandverket Konsthall, (seasonal opening). You can get here in under an hour from Gothenburg.strandverket.se vastsverige.com/marstrand

BOHUS FORTRESS (BOHUS FÄSTNING), KUNGÄLVThe fortress in Kungälv was built in the 14th century to protect the southern border of Norway and is said to have been one of the strongest fortresses in Scandinavia.bohusfastning.com

KVARNBYN, MÖLNDALSurrounding the 48-metre-high waterfall in Kvarn-byn are the City Museum of Mölndal (open every day except Monday), interesting buildings, a museum shop and café. Just a short walk from Mölndal town centre, which you can reach easily by tram.museum.molndal.se

CASTLES AND PARKSCITY

CARD GUNNEBO HOUSE AND GARDENS, MÖLNDALThe house was built in the late 18th century as a summer residence for one of the richest families in Sweden. Don’t miss the beautiful grounds and the organically certified Gunnebo coffee house and restaurant.gunneboslott.se

NÄÄS CASTLE, FLODAStep back into the late 19th century at Nääs Castle. This is probably one of the best-preserved estates of its type. There is also a café and beautiful grounds where you can stroll or go for a swim.naas.se

TJOLÖHOLM CASTLE, FJÄRÅS A castle built in the Art and Crafts style, at the edge of the Kungsbacka Fjord, south of Gothenburg. It also has a church, scenic walking trails and a place to swim. tjoloholm.se

A LITTLE FURTHER AFIELD

BORÅS ZOO, BORÅSYou will find almost 600 animals and 65 species at this zoo, which focuses on African and Scandinavian animals. Don’t miss the savannah, where you can see elephants, giraffes, zebras and other animals.boraszoo.se

NORDIC WATERCOLOUR MUSEUM, SKÄRHAMNA museum right by the sea. The emphasis here is on contemporary Nordic and international water-colour artists. Open all week, except Monday. Shop, restaurant and café.akvarellmuseet.org

NORDENS ARK, HUNNEBOSTRANDNordens Ark at Åby Säteri works to save threatened species. The foundation has around 80 species and breeds, including wolves and snow leopards.nordensark.se

HAVETS HUSHavets Hus is roughly one and a half hours north of Gothenburg in the harbour town of Lysekil, and a great place to learn more about Nordic marine life. See over 100 different species of fish and marine creatures in around 40 aquariums.havetshus.se

KOSTERHAVET NATIONAL PARKSweden’s first marine national park was opened in 2009. Kosterhavet in the north of the province of Bohuslän has a rich diversity of fauna, with 12,000 species above and below the surface, many of which are unique to the area. You can travel to the Koster islands all year round, but summer is the best time of all.kosterhavet.se

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Wake up refreshed and wrap yourself in a fluffy dressing gown before getting ready for a day in the city. You can sleep well almost everywhere, while also feeling good about the environment. Many of our hotels hold an environmental diploma awarded by the City of Gothenburg or carry the Nordic Ecolabel.

Gothenburg is one of the greenest hotel cities in the world and was voted the best eco-tourism destination in Europe back in 2011. Many hotels are so close to the city centre that almost everything is within walking distance, from shops to museums and galleries, enter-tainment and restaurants. Many of the hotels are so special that they are worth the journey in their own right. It may be the food, the architecture, the interior or the full package that attracts you. Wherever you choose to stay your hotel will be part of the experience. You can also find hostels, cottages and camping here.

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KVIBERGS VANDRARHEM OCH STUGBY (–), LILLA REGEMENTSVÄGEN 35 +46 (0) 31-43 50 55

LISEBERGSBYN KÄRRALUND BED & BREAKFAST (–), OLBERGSGATAN 9+46 (0) 31-84 02 00

LINNÉPLATSEN HOTELL & VANDRARHEM (E5), LINNÉPLATSEN 8+46 (0) 31-775 75 75

MASTHUGGSTERRASSENS VANDRARHEM, SVIF (D4), MASTHUGGSTERRASSEN 10 H+46 (0) 31-42 48 20

SLOTTSSKOGENS VANDRARHEM (E4), VEGAGATAN 21 +46 (0) 31-42 65 20

STF VANDRARHEM STIGBERGS LIDEN (D3), STIGBERGSLIDEN 10 +46 (0) 31-24 16 20

TORPET MON (–), BRUDAREMOSSEN 10 +46 (0) 70-508 13 44

VANDRARHEM LINNÉ, SVIF (E4), VEGAGATAN 22 +46 (0) 31-12 10 60

BED & BREAKFAST / HOSTELS NEAR GOTHENBURG

NÄÄS SLOTT BED & BREAKFAST, FLODA +46 (0) 302-318 39

HOTELL & VANDRARHEM 10, STF, GÖTEBORGSVÄGEN 64, SÄVEDALEN+46 (0) 31-386 50 30

HEDEFORS VANDRARHEM, STENKULLEN, LERUM +46 (0) 302-109 10

KUNGSBACKA VANDRARHEM, GÖTEBORGSVÄGEN 515, KUNGSBACKA+46 (0) 300-381 60

NORDISKA FOLHÖGSKOLAN B&B SVIF, OLOF PALMES VÄG 1, KUNGÄLV +46 (0) 303-20 62 00

PARTILLE VANDRARHEM B&B, SVIF, LANDVETTERVÄGEN 50, ÅSTERBO+46 (0) 31-44 65 01

VÅGHALS TURISTCENTER, FÄRJEVÄGEN 2, KUNGÄLV+46 (0) 303-189 00

MOTORHOME PARKS

LISEBERG STÄLLPLATS SKATÅS, SKATÅSVÄGEN 25, (ENDAST SÄSONGSÖPPET) +46 (0) 31-840 200

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Större knutpunkt

Spårvagnshållplats

Spårvagnslinje

Ändhållplats

Interchange Stop

Last Stop

Båtlinje Ferry

Tram Line

Tram Stop

Wieselgrens-platsen

Brunnsparken

Vågmästare-platsen

LillaBommen

Lilla Bommen

Frihamnen

Kungsports- platsen

Berzelii-gatan

Korsvägen

NordstanHjalmar

Brantings-platsen

Central-stationen

Ekmanska

Axel Dahlströms Torg

Lantmilsgatan

Nymilsgatan

Musikvägen

Positivgatan

Frölunda Torg

Töpelsgatan

Welandergatan

Bögatan

Torp

S:t Sigfrids Plan

Östra Sjukhuset

Dom-kyrkan

Järntorget

Härlanda

Gamlestads-torget

Angered Centrum

Storås

Hammarkullen

Komettorget

Rymdtorget

Teleskopgatan

Galileis Gata

Januarigatan

Allhelgonakyrkan

Hjällbo

Varmfrontsgatan

Länsmansgården

Angered

Brämare-gården

Bergsjön

Kortedala

Biskops-gården

Östra Sjukhuset

Kålltorp

SaltholmenFrölunda

Högsbotorp

Tynnered

Guldheden

Sahlgrenska

Mölndal

KungsstenMarklandsgatan

Temperaturgatan

Väderilsgatan

Friskväderstorget

Önskevädersgatan

Mildvädersgatan

Vårväderstorget

Sälöfjordsgatan

Eketrägatan

Gropegårdsgatan

Rambergs-vallen

Valand

Bäckeliden

Solrosgatan

Sanatoriegatan

Munkebäckstorget

Ättehögsgatan

Kaggeleds-torget

Tingvallsvägen

Kålltorp

Ullevi Norra

Ejdergatan

Ullevi Södra

Scandinavium

Svingeln

Olskrokstorget

Redbergs-platsen Stockholms-

gatan

Haga-kyrkan

Nya Varvsallén

Hagen

Tranered

Käringberget

Hinsholmen

Långedrag

Roddföreningen

Saltholmen

Grönsaks-torget

Vasa Viktoria-gatan

Vasaplatsen

Dr. Sydows gata

Dr. Fries Torg

Runstavsgatan

Aprilgatan

Nymånegatan

Beväringsgatan

Kviberg

Bellevue

Getebergs-äng

SKF

Kortedala torg

Almedal

Elisedal

Varbergs- gatan

Lana

Krokslätts torg

Krokslätts Fabriker

Lackarebäck

Mölndals sjukhus

Mölndal centrum

Masthuggstorget

Stigbergstorget

Kaptensgatan

Prins-gatan

ChapmansTorg

Kapell-platsen

Chalmers

Medicinare-gatan

Wavrinskys Plats

Handels-högskolan

Marklands-gatan

Botaniska Trädgården

Linné-platsen

Maria-plan

Olivedals-gatan

Briljantgatan

Smaragdgatan

Opaltorget

Ostindiegatan

Sannaplan

Sandarna

Seminariegatan

Brunnsgatan

Fjällgatan

Majvallen

Ekedal

Godhems-gatan

Klintens Väg Högsbogatan

Bokekullsgatan

VagnhallenMajorna

Kungssten

Jaegerdorffsplatsen

Liseberg

Rosenlund

Klippan

LindholmspirenEriksberg Slottsberget

Vrångö

Sjumansholmen

Kårholmen

Stora Förö

Köp-stadsö

Asperö Östra

Brännö Rödsten

Brännö Husvik

Asperö Norra

Styrsö Skäret

Styrsö Bratten

Vargö Stjärnvik

Donsö

Källö

Knarr-holmen

Styrsö Tången

Sahlgrenska Huvudentré

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SMS-biljett*Sms-biljett är ett smidigt sätt att resa. Kom igång på vasttrafik.se eller ladda ner vår app Sms-biljett. *Note: SMS tickets are only available if you have a Swedish mobile phone operator.

Så reser du i GöteborgDe här biljetterna passar bra för dig som är i Göteborg på besök. Trevlig resa!

How to travel in GothenburgThese tickets are perfect if you are visiting Gothenburg. Enjoy your journey!

So können Sie in Göteborg fahren.Folgende Fahrscheinkarten sind für Sie als Besucher der Stadt Göteborg geeignet. Gute Fahrt!

EnkelbiljettEnkelbiljetter säljs på våra försälj-ningsställen, ombord på båtar och i automater på spårvagnen.

Single Ride Ticket One-way tickets can be purchased at our points of sale, aboard boats and from automats on the tram.

Einzelfahrschein Einzelfahrscheine erhalten Sie in unseren Verkaufsstellen, an Bord unserer Boote und an den Fahrscheinautomaten in den Straßenbahnen. 1- eller 3-dygnsbiljett

Res så mycket du vill i ett eller tre dygn. Den som är 20 år eller äldre får utan kostnad ta med tre barn under 20 år vid resa med dessa biljetter.

1- oder 3-TageskarteSind für beliebig viele Fahrten innerhalb von 24 bzw. 72 Stunden gültig. Personen über 20 Jahre können kostenlos bis zu drei Mitfahrer unter 20 Jahren mitnehmen, wenn sie diese Tageskarten kaufen.

5-FahrtenkarteEine mit fünf Fahrten geladene Fahrkarte.

1- or 3-day CardsTravel as much as you like for one or three days. Adults (20 or older) may travel with up to 3 accompa-nying children under the age of 20 on these tickets.

5-trip CardA card loaded with 5 pre-paid trips.

5-resorskortEtt kort laddat med fem resor.

Våra försäljningsställen har Västtrafiks blåa flagga på sin fasad.You find our authorised points of sale by looking for the blue flag.Unsere Verkaufsstellen erkennen Sie an der blauen Fahne an der Fassade.

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Åk ut lite tidigare till Göteborg Landvetter AirportKom gärna hit lite tidigare än du tänkt för att upptäcka vårt utbud på flygplatsen. Här hittar du nya och moderna restauranger, som serverar allt från klassiska västkustdelikatesser till välsmakande juicer och maträtter från jordens alla hörn. Det finns ett stort och varierande shoppingutbud – låt dig inspireras av välkända varu-märken och exklusiva parfymhus. Dessutom garanterar vi 20% lägre priser än i city på parfym och kosmetik.

Varmt välkommen!

Go earlier to Göteborg Landvetter AirportDiscover our offers at the airport by getting here earlier. Our new and modern restaurant serves classic west coast delicacy to tasty juices and courses from all over the world. There is a wide range of shopping – get inspired by well-known brands and exclusive perfumes. We also guarantee 20% lower prices comparing to city prices of perfumes and cosmetics.

A warm welcome!

TRAVEL & PUBLIC TRANSPORT

AIRGöteborg Landvetter Airport, swedavia.se Göteborg City Airport, goteborgcityairport.se

AIRPORT SHUTTLEThe bus to Landvetter Airport departs from the Nils Ericson Terminal and picks up at Kung-sportsplatsen, Park Avenue and Korsvägen. Bus to Göteborg City Airport direct from the Nils Ericson Terminal.flygbussarna.se

FERRYStena Line has ferry services to Fredrikshamn (Denmark) and Kiel (Germany).stenaline.se

TAXISTaxi Göteborg, +46 (0)31 650 000, taxigoteborg.seTaxi Kurir, +46 (0) 31 27 27 27, taxikurir.seTaxi 020, +46 (0) 20 93 93 00, taxi020.se

TRAINS AND BUSESConvenient travel between Gothenburg and major cities such as Copenhagen, Oslo and Stockholm. oresundstag.se, nsb.no, sj.se nettbuss.se, swebus.se, eurolines.se

PUBLIC TRANSPORTVästtrafik runs trams, buses, archipelago boats and commuter trains in Gothenburg and Västra Götaland. A Göteborg City Card gives you free travel in Gothenburg and neighbouring municipalities. vasttrafik.se

STYR & STÄLL CITY BIKESRent a bike for 30 minutes at a time from around 60 stations spread around the city centre (three-day ticket for SEK 10 or with a City Card). goteborgbikes.se

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