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The Gothenburg restaurant scene is certainly alive and well, and new eateries are added frequently. Here are some that recently opened or are just about to open.

Lonely Planet named Gothenburg “Best sustainable city stay” in 2021, so why not come here this summer and find out why? Besides the vibrant atmosphere and amazing views, there are plenty of sustainable food and drink options at Gothenburg’s outdoor bars and restaurants. Here are some of the best places to enjoy a coffee, a drink or a dinner in the sun.

The Gothenburg archipelago is amazing and there are so many gems for you to discover. In this guide you’ll find a wide array of activities, restaurants and accommodation on the different islands. Experience nature, make new friends at an island Gin & Tonic bar or go on a fascinating seal safari.

Lonely Planet named Gothenburg “Best sustainable city stay” in 2021, so why not come here this summer and find out why? 95 percent of the city’s hotel rooms are environmentally certified and almost all public transport runs on renewable electricity! Here you’ll find our best ideas on what to do by the sea this summer, like fishing tours, locally brewed craft beer, Swedish fika in sunny gardens and salty swimming spots.

Lonely Planet named Gothenburg “Best sustainable city stay” in 2021, so why not come here this summer and find out why? 95 percent of the city’s hotel rooms are environmentally certified and almost all public transport runs on renewable electricity! Here you’ll find guides about everything from family activities, ice cream and swimming spots, to outdoor bars, events and sightseeing.

Travel guide Lonely Planed named Gothenburg the best sustainable city stay in 2021. Explore the city streets, parks and waterways this summer and find out why. Cruise the canals in an electric boat, ride a bicycle through leafy boulevards or check out a kayak from a “kayakomat” and go on an adventure. Here are some of Gothenburg’s best summer attractions and sightseeing activities.

Redbergsplatsen is known mostly for being a junction point. But there is so much more to it. North of Redbergsplatsen you’ll find the distinct houses “landshövdingehus” with one floor in brick and the rest in wood. To the south you have the road Danska vägen with its cafes and shops. If you look east, you’ll see Gothenburg’s third largest cemetery, and to the west the magical park Redbergsparken with an amazing view of the Gothenburg skyline.

There are many opportunities for a second hand steal in Gothenburg, whether it’s antiques, clothes or furniture you’re looking for. Here are some of our top picks from the city’s eco-friendly, unique and affordable shopping options.

Lonely Planet recently named Gothenburg the world’s best sustainable city to visit in 2021. In Gothenburg, 95 percent of the city’s hotel rooms are environmentally certified and almost all public transport runs on renewable electricity. Even the amusement park is a pioneer when it comes to sustainability (for example they were the first amusement park in the world to open a vegetarian restaurant!) In addition to all of this, Gothenburg is an absolutely fantastic summer city – not least for children!

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