Älvrummet, Urban development visitor center in Lindholmen, Sweden.
The Älvrummet is a visitor center in Lindholmen dedicated to Gothenburg's urban development. It presents digital exhibitions and large-scale models showing the city's current state and planned changes.
The center opened in 2008 near Gothenburg Opera and moved to Lindholmen Science Park in 2017. The relocation allowed for more space and better access for visitors.
The center serves as a gathering space where locals and professionals meet to discuss how the city should grow and change. You can see how residents shape decisions about Gothenburg's future development.
The center is located at Lindholmspiren and opens on weekdays, with extended hours on Wednesdays. Groups of up to 15 people can book free guided tours.
A special interactive display shows the Älvstaden project, which plans a substantial expansion of central Gothenburg. This digital presentation lets visitors explore ambitious plans for the city's transformation.
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