The Swedish summer is characterised by seemingly endless days and nights. The light evenings are something special not seen in many places outside Scandinavia. This is the perfect time of the year for staying out late to enjoy al fresco dining, music festivals and outdoor concerts. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy swimming in the clear waters off the coast and all other perks of the high season.
The Swedish Ship Götheborg is a replica of the East Indiaman that sank outside Gothenburg upon the return from China in 1745. Here, you can explore everything in a contemporary 18th century environment. Read more about the Swedish Ship Götheborg.
There is something for everyone at Liseberg, where you’ll find the most fun in Scandinavia. Forty-one rides and attractions offer thrills, spills and laughter for kids and grown-ups. Read more about Liseberg here.
Throughout its seven floors you can experience a tropical rainforest, a huge aquarium and a variety of exotic animals, plants and lots of exciting experiments – on your own or with the Universeum guides. Read more about Universeum here.
This greenhouse in the city park Trädgårdsföreningen (The Garden Society) is an Instagram favourite, no wonder with its beautiful exterior and jungle-like interior. Read more about the Garden Society.
Scandinavian neighbour forces has tried to invade the Bohus fortress 14 times, but never succeeded. The fortress is over 700 years old and carries a big legacy from Nordic culture. Read more about Bohus Fortress.
8000 square meters of cars, buses, machines, engines and unique concepts. All by the local car manufacturer Volvo. Apart from cars, buses and other vehicles the museum also have exhibitions on Volvo Ocean Race and Volvo Golf Experience. Read more about Volvo Museum.
Ersdalen is located on the north-western side of the island Hönö in the Gothenburg archipelago. The natural area is varied and offers spectacular surroundings, including rolling rock left since the inland ice retreated 12,000 years ago. Read more about the island of Hönö.
One of Sweden's most well preserved forts. During the war with Denmark in 1717–1719 the fortress was attacked time after time without being occupied. Read more about Bohus Fortress.
The archipelago of Gothenburg stretches along the coast like a string of pearls. You don't have to travel far from the city to find charming villages, stunning nature and beaches. Read more about the Archipelago.