Saluhallen, Göteborg

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Saluhallen, Göteborg, Indoor market hall in central Göteborg, Sweden.

The glass and iron structure houses forty specialized shops and restaurants offering international foods, spices, coffee, cheese, and local specialties.

The market hall, constructed between 1888 and 1889, stands as the first major Swedish building made entirely of stone, iron, and glass.

Visitors find various food traditions represented through vendors like Banh Mi Shop, Dumplings m.m, and Hasselsson's Macklucka serving Persian bread sandwiches.

Located at Kungstorget, the market operates Monday through Thursday 9:00-18:00, Friday 9:00-19:00, and Saturday 9:00-17:00 with restricted wheelchair access.

Wine Mechanics Saluhallen operates as the first urban winery in the Nordic countries, combining wine production with a market bar.

Accessibility: Accès limité en fauteuil roulant

Address: Kungstorget, 411 17 Göteborg, Sweden 411 10 411 10

Opening Hours: Lundi-Jeudi 09:00-18:00; Vendredi 09:00-19:00; Samedi 09:00-17:00

Phone: +4631139326

Website: https://storasaluhallen.se

GPS coordinates: 57.70354,11.96789

Latest update: March 12, 2025 20:53

Traditional Christmas Markets in Europe

During winter, European historic centers host Christmas markets. These events showcase regional specialties in wooden chalets. Visitors discover local crafts, traditional decorations, and cuisine unique to each region. These markets take place in central squares, near cathedrals and town halls. Each market reflects local traditions, from Scandinavia to the Mediterranean, with culinary specialties, handcrafted items, and entertainment specific to each country.

Let's go on a journey to discover Gothenburg in Sweden

The museums, parks, and monuments of Gothenburg showcase the cultural heritage of Sweden's second-largest city. The Gothenburg Museum of Art displays Nordic art from the 15th century onward. The Haga district retains its traditional wooden houses. The canals and archipelago provide views of the maritime city. The Botanical Garden, the largest in Scandinavia, houses thousands of plant species. Historic buildings such as the cathedral and Kronhuset bear witness to 400 years of urban history.

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