Norra Biskopsgården, Residential district in Gothenburg, Sweden

Norra Biskopsgården is a primary area in the Hisingen district of Gothenburg, part of the Biskopsgården neighbourhood. It was built in the 1950s with 1,695 apartments in multi-family buildings, and since 1991 some small houses have been added. The area belongs to the Hisingen city district since 1 January 2021.

Norra Biskopsgården was built in the 1950s with 1,695 apartments in multi-family blocks, part of Gothenburg's postwar housing programme. After 1991 some small houses were added. Until the turn of the year 2020/2021 the area belonged to the Västra Hisingen district committee; since 1 January 2021 it has formed part of the Hisingen city area.

The neighborhood has become a place where residents from many different countries and backgrounds live side by side and share the local spaces. You can see this diversity reflected in the shops, restaurants, and daily street life throughout the area.

Norra Biskopsgården lies in the Biskopsgården district on Hisingen, in Gothenburg's western suburbs. The area was built in the 1950s with 1,695 apartments in multi-family blocks, and since 1991 small houses have been added. It has belonged to the Hisingen city district since 1 January 2021, before which it was part of Västra Hisingen.

The neighborhood was developed with more than 1,600 apartments, a massive building effort for that era that reflected Gothenburg's postwar growth. This large-scale development shows how ambitious planners were to quickly create affordable homes for thousands of families.