In 1752, the landowner Johan Anders Lamberg named his property Lisas berg ("Lisa's Mountain") after his wife Elisabeth Söderberg. The area eventually became known as Liseberg.
In 1908, … See more

In addition to the park's more than 30 different rides, Liseberg has many venues (stages, dance hall, restaurants and arcade halls). The park has two entrances / exits (one at Örgrytevägen, the other at Getebergsl… See more

• FlumeRide – a 630 m (2,070 ft) long log flume ride that has two drops, the higher of which is 14 m (46 ft) (opened in 1973). Arrow Development.
• Kållerado – a rapids ride on a 9-passenger boat that navigates a 560 m (1,8… See more

In 2020, Liseberg started construction on Scandinavia's largest water park called "Oceana". The water park's total area measures 13,600 m (146,000 sq ft) and it has 14 various attractions and space for up to 1,750 vis… See more

• Gröna Lund, another amusement park in Sweden, Located in Stockholm
• Kolmården Wildlife Park, a zoo and amusement park in Sweden, overlooking the Bråviken bay,
• Incidents at European amusement parks… See more