A green and quiet corner reminding how old Göteborg looked. It has some authentic old houses and the statue of the fisherman. Nice place to spend some minutes

A well-preserved cultural reserve where you can see old Swedish houses from from the 16th and 17th centuries. If you are lucky, you might encounter a friendly cat.

It's very beautiful there, but I wasn't inside, unfortunately it was closed.

Very beautiful space. Old church. Lots of community events happen here. LGBTQX friendly

Small cozy place that's very nice to visit if one is in the area.

The "hood" park, visited by drinkers, smokers, families with kids, seniors and all the tourists who flocks Majorna. Good vibe and most of the time there is no problems. Only big complaint is against the council/town, Göteborgs Stad, and the attemps to "clean up" the park of so called imagined "bad elements", such as to remove all benches during the nights with no explanition or notice of why, when and if new one's will be offered or not, shame on them. And still Majorna is a so called alternative and multicultural area, maybe once, now it's something else, but still my hood.

Pretty houses and nice flowers during spring. Not very large though. Worth a stop if you're nearby, but the surrounding area isn't that great, so I wouldn't travel far and wide just to get here.

Looks pretty old. Lack of instructions of the history. It is a small community with a few old houses, and several of them are own by privat. That means you can see the outlook of the houses but no indoor.

Beautiful little place!

Just some cool old houses