Let's go on a journey to discover Gothenburg in Sweden

An 86-meter skyscraper built in 1959. The observation deck offers views of the port and historical areas of Gothenburg.

Greenhouse constructed in 1878 with an iron and glass structure, housing collections of palms, orchids, and Mediterranean plants.

Museum showcasing collections of Nordic and international art from the 15th to the 21st century in forty permanent and temporary exhibition halls.

Modern performing arts venue built in 1994, featuring regular opera, dance, and concert performances in its 1300-seat main hall.

Exhibition space displaying cars, trucks, marine engines, and construction equipment from Volvo's production history since 1927.

Amusement park opened in 1923 with 40 rides and attractions, gardens, restaurants, and a concert hall.

A network of waterways constructed in the 17th century that traverses the city center. The canals connect several historic districts.

19th-century neighborhood with wooden houses, cobblestone streets, independent shops, and cafes serving traditional Swedish pastries.

Public park with 150 hectares of green spaces containing several native animal species, walking paths, a zoo, and recreational areas.

Three glass and steel towers 100 meters high including hotels, restaurants, conference rooms, and an observatory.

Military fortification built in 1687 at the top of Risåsberget hill. The hexagonal building was designed to protect the city from Danish attacks.

Food market established in 1889 in a red brick building. Vendors sell fresh produce and Swedish specialties.

Scientific establishment founded in 1833 presenting zoology collections with skeletons, taxidermied animals, and marine specimens from around the world.

Cathedral built in the 17th century in central Gothenburg. The religious building is designed following Dutch Baroque architecture.

Photographic center established in 1989 presenting contemporary and historical photography exhibitions. Collections include works by Swedish and international photographers.

Central square featuring the town hall built in 1673, a statue of Gustav II Adolf, and the neoclassical-style Stock Exchange building.

Indoor fish and seafood market located in an 1874 building designed in the style of Norwegian churches with pointed spires.

Botanical greenhouse constructed in 1878, housing tropical and Mediterranean plants. The complex also includes a rose garden and a café in a Victorian veranda.

Natural lake with a sandy beach where visitors can fish, rent canoes, and hike the trails in the surrounding nature reserve.

The botanical garden holds a collection of 16,000 plant species, a rock garden, an alpine valley, a waterfall, and greenhouses with carnivorous plants.

Monumental staircase built in 1893 near the canal. Four bronze lion statues frame the granite steps.

Group of twenty islands located along the western coast of Sweden. Regular ferries allow access to beaches and fishing villages.

Performance venue built in 1859 in the city center. The facade features neoclassical architectural style with ornamental columns.

Municipal art gallery located on Götaplatsen Avenue. The space hosts international exhibitions and art lectures.

Collection of naval and commercial ships. The museum features a working submarine and several historic boats.

Aviation museum housed in a former military bunker. The collection includes civilian and military Swedish aircraft from the 20th century.

Science center with marine aquariums, rainforest, and space exhibitions. Visitors explore interactive experiences across seven levels.

Green space created in the 19th century along the city's canals. Walkers enjoy paths under century-old oaks.

The museum presents collections and exhibitions on lifestyles, clothing, art, and social issues from different regions of the world.

Constructed in 1643, this red brick building served as an artillery storehouse and remains the oldest standing building in the city.

The museum showcases exhibits tracing 12,000 years of local history, with a restored Viking ship and archaeological discoveries.

The museum displays collections of fashion, furniture, textiles, and decorative arts from Sweden and other countries through various historical periods.