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Are you travelling to Gothenburg with toddlers, or your dog? Or are you looking for things to do on a rainy day? Here you’ll find guides to activities, shopping, food, drinks and more in Gothenburg.
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Walpurgis night or Valborg, on April 30, marks the beginning of spring in Sweden. This night, people gather around bonfires traditionally believed to ward off evil spirits, and salute the new season with joyful singing.

May in Gothenburg offers a rich variety of events, with everything from music and literature to family activities and running parties. Here you’ll find the highlights you don’t want to miss during perhaps the most eventful month of spring.

Now it’s easy to get tips and information when you’re in the Gothenburg archipelago.

The Swedish tradition ”fika” (meaning to take a break, sit down with a friend for a cup of coffee and some baked goods) has become a world-wide sensation. And for good reason. Visit the cafés in Gothenburg and see for yourself why the concept of “fika” is so cherished in Sweden.

The Gothenburg archipelago – with several islands within short distance of each other – is perfect for a weekend trip. Here you’ll find inspiration for a tour of the northern islands of the archipelago.

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

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 second-hand and vintage shopping options.

Brunch is the best way to start the day, no matter if you’re going on a shopping spree, a new exhibition or a walk in the park. There are great brunches to be had in Gothenburg and we’ve listed some of them below.

Brewing, and drinking beer in Gothenburg is not a new thing. It’s been done ever since the city was founded in 1621. Gothenburg is often called the beer capital of Sweden and that’s not without a very good reason. The craft breweries here are among the best in the world, according to international rankings. And beer is, of course, at its best when fresh – so, let us guide you to the tap rooms of Gothenburg.

Ever heard of Stigbergets, Poppels or Dugges? You should. Gothenburg is one of Europe’s hottest hubs for craft beer and several of the city’s breweries are among the best in the world. Here’s everything you need to know to drink local beer in Gothenburg.