Gothenburg Museum of Art is home to one of Northern Europe’s finest art collections. Here, Nordic masterpieces are displayed alongside works by Rembrandt, Monet, Picasso and Chagall, complemented by a varied programme of temporary exhibitions, guided tours and activities.
Universeum is Sweden’s national science centre and one of Gothenburg’s most popular attractions, with ten floors packed with experiences for curious minds of all ages. Step into the rainforest, discover life beneath the surface, experiment with technology and travel far into space, all under one roof.
The statue of Poseidon by Carl Milles is one of Gothenburg’s most famous landmarks. With its location on Götaplatsen, the statue is surrounded by the city’s art museum, concert hall and city theatre, facing the main street Avenyn.
A family-owned boutique hotel in a turn-of-the-century building near Avenyn, Liseberg, Scandinavium, Ullevi and the Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre.
A playground by Näckrosdammen where rainwater becomes part of the fun, with puddles, climbing equipment, swings and a slide. This playground is even more fun to visit when it’s raining!
Scandinavium is Gothenburg’s well-known indoor arena for sporting events, concerts, shows and international championships with a capacity of up to 14,000 people. Its central location means hotels, restaurants and public transport are always close at hand.