Norra Biskopsgården

The neighborhood contains multiple apartment buildings constructed during the 1950s, surrounded by green spaces and recreational areas throughout the district.

The area expanded significantly in the 1950s to address housing needs, resulting in the construction of 1,695 apartments in multi-family residential buildings.

The district maintains a diverse population with 87.8 percent of residents having international backgrounds, creating a multicultural living environment in western Gothenburg.

Three commercial squares, Länsmanstorget, Vårväderstorget, and Friskväderstorget, provide shopping facilities and essential services for the local community.

The district name derives from its historical function as a stopping point for visiting bishops when the area marked the border between Sweden and Norway.

GPS coordinates: 57.72418,11.88062

Latest update: March 9, 2025 06:48