Best places: Things to dos in Gothenburg, Sweden

👍👍 Nice service with cute stuffs, the owner is really friendly

Long rollercoaster with lots of twists, inversions & air time, plus speeds of up to 100 km/h.

Large, tranquil botanical garden with walking paths, greenhouses, water features & a restaurant.

👍👍 Amazing experience for body and soul to say the least. Big ups to the owner, hijama.master, for the welcoming, as well as professional, treatment from beginning to end. I’d highly recommend Hijama Kliniken a good experience. No regrets, fully appreciated!🙏🏽

👍👍 Best woodie I have ever ridden. The drop is steep and thrilling, the ride is long and smooth and there is so much airtime on this thing, insane.

Previously deer-hunting land, now park with picnic areas, running tracks & zoo with Nordic animals.

Cold War museum in a subterranean hangar with historic aircraft, photos & a flight simulator.

👍👍 Beautiful beach, clear water and lovely nature reserve.

👍👍 very good amusement park There are a variety of players should visit during the hot season because the sunset is late Make more time to play. suitable for traveling with children There are several entrance fees to choose from. Can buy via mobile phone, most convenient.

👍👍 Very nice nature in the middle of city. Just enjoy it with birds singing 😍

Theme park with rollercoasters, water & free fall rides & a landscaped garden with sculptures.

19th-century park with rose garden, woodland & sculptures, plus palms & exotic plants in greenhouse.

👍👍 The train is fairly crowded during vacations etcso go early to get tickets in the ticket office. It's a wonderful train round trip. No toilets in the train and no food allowed, but the trip is fairly short and bathrooms are available at both ends of the trip.

Museum with huge collections of preserved animals, insects & reptiles, plus geology exhibits.

Multi-functional concert space, opened in 1994 & hosting regular opera, classical music & musicals.

English-style castle in early 20th-century decor, with landscaped park & gardens, plus guestrooms.

Opened in 1893, this Neo-Gothic church named after King Oscar II belongs to the Church of Sweden.

Well-known museum with works by acclaimed artists from the Renaissance to modern day, plus a bistro.

👍👍 Amazing park with wonderful playgrounds

This 17th-century stone fortress with a banquet hall, cafe & hotel offers guided interpretive tours.