Slottsskogsvallen

Slottsskogsvallen is a sports facility in Slottsskogen with multiple areas for different athletic activities. The grounds contain an athletics track, a mountain bike course, and outdoor spaces designed for both competitive and recreational sports.

The site opened in 1923 and became internationally known in 1926 when it hosted the second Women's World Games. This event brought major attention to female athletes and established the place as an important center for sports.

This place serves as the finish line for Göteborgsvarvet, a major half marathon that draws thousands of runners together each year. The event shapes how locals and visitors experience the space during race season.

The grounds are easy to reach on foot and offer areas for both spectators and people who want to try different sports. Visitors should check opening times, as access varies depending on events and the season.

Swedish athlete Gunder Hägg launched his record-breaking career here in 1942, setting multiple world records at this venue. His achievements made this place a symbol of athletic excellence and Swedish sporting success.

Location: Gothenburg Municipality

Inception: 1923

Capacity: 8480

GPS coordinates: 57.67778,11.93944

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:59