Gothenburg and the South-West

Q: How to Get to Gothenburg?

Gothenburg is accessible by air, rail, ferry and car.The city has an international airport, a well-connected central railway station, as well as ferry links from certain destinations.For more detailed information on each mode of transport, consult our complete Gothenburg travel guide.

Q: How Many Days to Spend in Gothenburg?

In our experience, spending 4 to 6 days in Gothenburg allows you to see all the city's most important sites while taking the time to wander from district to district, without the stress of an overcrowded schedule.However, the ideal length of time depends on your personal interests and the pace of travel you prefer.Exploring Sweden's second-largest city in a weekend is perfectly feasible, but it will leave you with too little time to explore the archipelago or stroll through the gardens.

Gastronomy

Gothenburg Delights

Quality of Life

Urban and Natural Harmony

160 Km of Tracks

Tramway Network

Green Spaces

175 Parks and Green Spaces

Gastronomy

Gothenburg Delights

Gothenburg is a renowned culinary destination, famous for its fresh seafood and traditional Swedish dishes.

Quality of Life

Urban and Natural Harmony

Gothenburg offers an enviable quality of life, combining work, leisure, and preserved nature, attracting those seeking the perfect balance.

160 Km of Tracks

Tramway Network

Gothenburg boasts one of the largest tramway networks in Europe, with over 160 kilometers of tracks, providing a convenient and eco-friendly way to travel throughout the city.

Green Spaces

175 Parks and Green Spaces

Gothenburg, with its 175+ parks and green spaces, offers nearly 12 m² of green space per inhabitant, promoting relaxation and a connection with nature right in the heart of the city.

Gothenburg, a true gateway to Sweden’s west coast, stands out for its vibrancy and elegant architecture, as well as its relaxed atmosphere and maritime culinary culture celebrated throughout the country.
However, this region offers much more: the Gothenburg Archipelago, with its approximately 20 main islands, boasts breathtaking landscapes, perfect for relaxation and water activities.
Heading south, small towns like Varberg, Falkenberg, and Halmstad captivate with their traditional charm and rich cultural heritage. Finally, the preserved nature of this part of Sweden, with its dense forests, fine sandy beaches, and crystal-clear lakes, invites hiking and quiet contemplation.
For travelers seeking authenticity, Gothenburg and southwestern Sweden will captivate you with their rich and diverse experiences!

How to Get to Gothenburg?

Gothenburg is accessible by: plane, train, ferry ‎and car.

The city has a international airport, a central train station well-connected, as well as links by ferry from certain destinations.

For more detailed information on each mode of transport, check out our comprehensive travel guide to Gothenburg.

How Many Days to Spend in Gothenburg?

In our experience, spending 4 to 6 days in Gothenburg allows you to see all the city’s major attractions while also taking the time to wander from one neighborhood to another, without the stress of an overly packed schedule.

However, the ideal duration depends on your personal interests and your preferred travel pace.

Exploring Sweden’s second-largest city in a weekend is absolutely doable, but it will leave you with very little time to explore‎ the archipelago or stroll through the gardens.