Enjoy world-class fish and seafood

Feskekörka has been an iconic destination in Gothenburg since 1874 and is now reopening after renovation. It offers a modern market hall with fish counters, new restaurants, bars, events and a large outdoor terrace overlooking Vallgraven. The classic Fiskekrogen, located in the historic Wijkska house from 1853 at Lilla Torget, has been serving fish and seafood classics such as seafood platter, turbot and red sole since 1972. Choose between a menu package with wine suggestions or à la carte.

Exterior of the Feskekörka building in Gothenburg. Sweden.

Iconic fish market hall

Feskekörka

Feskekörka is one of Gothenburg’s most famous landmarks and attractions. In this famous fish market hall, visitors will find all the delicacies of the sea and several restaurants and bars.

Seafood restaurant

Fiskekrogen

Classic seafood tradition meets innovation. A place to enjoy, socialise, and savour fantastic food from the sea in a welcoming atmosphere.

The Göteborg Opera Credit: Ingmar Jernberg/Göteborgsoperan

Experience a show you won’t forget

A short walk will take you to some of the city’s premier cultural institutions, such as the Göteborg Opera, the Gothenburg Concert Hall or Gothenburg City Theatre. At the Gothenburg Opera you can enjoy a varied selection of performances, including musicals, concerts, dance and opera. There is also a popular restaurant, opera bar and café for a complete experience. The Gothenburg Concert Hall, in turn, offers concerts of the highest class, with a focus on symphonic music, and an inspiring environment for music lovers.

Opera house

The Göteborg Opera

The Göteborg Opera offers grand experiences in a beautiful setting. Opera, musicals and dance in an architectural landmark by the water.

Evening view of the façade of Gothenburg Concert Hall at Götaplatsen. The statue of Poseidon is also visible.

Environmentally Certified concert hall

Gothenburg Concert Hall

Gothenburg Concert Hall is a vibrant hub and home to The National Orchestra of Sweden, Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra. All year round, the building comes to life with concerts and performances across a wide range of genres. You’ll also find a restaurant and several bars here.

Theatre

Gothenburg City Theatre

Sweden’s oldest city theatre stands on Götaplatsen in Gothenburg, offering powerful stage experiences. From classics to contemporary drama.

Watch a quality film in a classic cinema

Gothenburg’s charming cinemas offer a unique film experience. See a classic or a smaller premiere at one of the city’s older cinemas, such as Bio Roy on Avenyn, Capitol at Skanstorget or the historic Aftonstjärnan. In January each year, the Göteborg Film Festival takes over the city’s cinemas and transforms Gothenburg into a gathering place for film lovers from all over the world, with screenings of films from all sorts of genres.

Cinema

Biografen Roy

Intimate cinema at the main boulevard Avenyn.

Inside one of the two auditoriums.

Classic art house cinema

Capitol

A cinema with the aim to screen quality films every day.

Cinema and theatre

Aftonstjärnan

Old fashioned cinema on the island Hisingen.

A collection of chairs at the Röhsska Museum

Experience art and design

In the middle of Götaplatsen, at the top of Avenyn, lies Gothenburg Museum of Art, one of Sweden’s foremost museums for Nordic art from the turn of the century, with works from the 15th century to the present day, including international masterpieces. For those interested in design and fashion, the Röhsska Museum is a must. With a collection of around 50,000 objects from Sweden, Europe, China and Japan, as well as antiquities from Greece and Rome, it is a treasure trove of design and craftsmanship.

Art museum

Gothenburg Museum of Art

Art collections from the 15th century up until today.

Några personer som står framför en monter på ett museum och tittar på föremålen.

Design and crafts museum

The Röhsska Museum

From Swedish design history to bold and innovative creations The Röhsska Museum is a place where design, crafts, architecture and fashion come together.

Enjoy a Michelin star dinner

Six restaurants in Gothenburg have been awarded one or two stars in the Michelin Guide. For a city of Gothenburg’s size, it is unique to have so many starred restaurants, and the awards have put the city on the international food map. Restaurant 28+, which you can find at the street Götabergsgatan 28, has been awarded a star in the Michelin Guide every year since 1991, which is the longest of any restaurant in all of Sweden.

Michelin Restaurant

Restaurang 28+

Gourmet restaurant with a star in Guide Michelin.

Two-star Michelin restaurant

Signum

Fine dining restaurant in picturesque surroundings.

Michelin Restaurant

Project

Classy bistro with one star in Guide Michelin.

Michelin-starred restaurant

Koka

Michelin starred restaurant specialised in west Swedish gastronomy.

Michelin Restaurant

SK Mat och Människor

Swedish cuisine with a modern touch.

Inside the sushi and omakase restaurant Hoze.

Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant

Hoze

Food enthusiasts and top chefs alike flock to this exclusive sushi and omakase restaurant. At Hoze, head chef José Cerdá serves a small-scale yet luxurious daily menu, crafted with local ingredients and exceptional culinary expertise.

A bed in a hotel room.
Clarion Hotel Draken

Check into a lovely hotel

Gothenburg offers several unique hotel experiences. Clarion Hotel Draken offers modern luxury with spectacular views of the city, while the historic Hotel Eggers by the Central Station exudes classic elegance. Clarion Hotel Karlatornet impresses with contemporary design and panoramic views, and Jacy’s offers a playful and extravagant environment inspired by 1960s America.

Eco-certified hotel

Clarion Hotel Draken

Clarion Hotel Draken is Gothenburg’s new landmark – a 34-story hotel at the square Järntorget. The hotel has several restaurants and bars, a lively cultural scene, meeting facilities and a spa.

Nordic Swan Ecolabelled hotel

Hotel Eggers

Centrally located hotel in a historical building.

Fasad och exteriör Clarion Hotel Karlatornet och Karlatornet.

Eco-certified hotell in Lindholmen

Clarion Hotel Karlatornet

Clarion Hotel Karlatornet is located in Lindholmen, next to Karlatornet – the tallest building in the Nordic region. Here, you can enjoy a modern stay, relax in the spa, and visit the hotel’s restaurant.

Eco-certified hotel

Jacy’z Hotel & Resort

Relaxed elegance, inspired by 1960s Las Vegas, and a pool club 100 metres up in the air.

Swing along to Swedish and international jazz

At Unity Jazz, located at the street Kyrkogatan 13 in central Gothenburg, you can enjoy live music from both Swedish and international jazz musicians. The club also offers a restaurant with everything from simple dishes to more robust flavours. For those interested in jazz, Utopia Jazz is also a must-visit – a creative meeting place where jazz tradition meets new expressions through concerts and jams.

A waitress is working behind a bar. Wine bottles are lined up on the wall behind her.

Centrally located jazz bar

Unity Jazz

Concert hall and bar focussing on jazz.

Jazz club and restaurant

Utopia Jazz

Jazz, food and drink at Stigberget in the neighbourhood Majorna.

Credit: Ludvig Wallin

Experience Gothenburg’s archipelago

If you long for fresh sea air and magical nature, a visit to Gothenburg’s archipelago is something for you. There are over 20 islands here, all with their own charm, which regardless of the season offer something to discover. Stroll along picturesque lanes, enjoy the local food and experience beautiful nature reserves. Even the ferry trip out is something to look forward to! Read more in the guide below.

En vy över en skärgårdsö med båtar i hamnen.
The Gothenburg archipelago – unique experiences year-round

Salty swims, smooth rocks and the sea as far as the eye can see. The Gothenburg archipelago is a place for both tranquillity and activities, just a short journey from the city centre. Here you will find everything you need to know before heading out to the archipelago.