The prestigious museum opened in 1923, in time for Gothenburg’s International Exhibition. You can come to appreciate works from across Europe painted from the 1400s to the 21st century. But the museum’s … See more

This thriving amusement park goes back to 1923 and draws big crowds today. Liseberg has a traditional character and abounds with greenery and woodland, but its lineup of high-tech rides is constantly evolving. The steel r… See more

You’d never know it today, but this cute neighbourhood southwest of the city centre used to be a slum with a seedy reputation. Haga is a grid of cobblestone streets flanked by brick warehouses and uniform 19th-centur… See more

Close to Gothenburg you can embark on a journey through the little granite islands of the Southern and Northern Gothenburg archipelago. The Southern islands, below the mouth of the Göta älv are designated car-free. Yo… See more

Southwest of Haga is Gothenburg’s main park, in 137 hectares of restful greenery. The east side is a planned English garden with flowing lawns and paths that weave between old growth trees. The rest has been left to … See more