Kungsladugård

The neighborhood spans 111 hectares, featuring wooden houses with gardens on the southern slope leading toward the waterfront of Gothenburg.

The area originated from Älvsborg Castle's royal estate, receiving its name from the royal farm located inside Älvsborg Castle in the 17th century.

The neighborhood contains four distinct heritage environments, including traditional landshövdingehus buildings, workers' housing, and garden colonies reflecting Swedish architectural styles.

Public transportation connects residents to central Gothenburg, while local amenities include schools, supermarkets, parks, and the large Plaskis water play area.

The district combines dense quarters of landshövdingehus buildings in the north with open garden blocks containing villas and row houses in the south.

GPS coordinates: 57.68187,11.92820

Latest update: March 9, 2025 05:22