Ramberget

Ramberget is a summit in the Hisingen district that rises sharply from the surrounding area with steep cliffs on its southern side. The peak reaches approximately 87 meters above sea level and offers views over the city and landscape below.

The land was owned by the Keiller family until 1906, when they donated the entire area to Gothenburg as a public gift. Since then it has been open to the public and has grown into a popular recreation area.

The name comes from the Swedish word for raven, and these birds have nested here for generations. Local people connect the mountain with wildlife and often visit to observe nature and enjoy the open air.

The summit is easily reached by tram lines 2 and 5 to Wieselgrensplatsen station, then following marked hiking paths to the top. The trails are well-developed and accessible for most visitors.

On clear days, the observation point at the summit offers views all the way to Vinga lighthouse in the western archipelago. This far-reaching view surprises many visitors who don't expect to see so far from the hilltop.