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Gothenburg Pass
Free admission to lots of entertainment, sights and museums. Public transport and parking are also included.
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Skatås parkrun
Walk, jog, or run – everyone is welcome! The run begins and ends just outside Skatås Motionscentrum.
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Köpstadsö
Köpstadsö is located in the southern part of the archipelago and is also called Kössö. It's the archipelago's smallest island with about 100 full-time residents. During the summer, that number rises considerably up to 300 residents. The island consists of narrow, winding alleys and is free from both car and moped traffic.
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Gothenburg on a budget
Are you looking for budget-friendly things to do in Gothenburg? We have listed seven great ways to see the city for next to nothing, including free events and activities as well as sightseeing and day trip options. There are many other budget friendly alternatives as well.
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Kalvsund
Kalvsund is located between islands Björkö and Öckerö. The ferry takes you from Lilla Varholmen via Björkö to the beautiful, car-free island.
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The Polstjärnepriset final
Following three rounds, four young musicians aged 14-18 are voted through to yet another nerve-racking Polstjärnepriset final, which is also a concert.
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Kulturnatta - Culture Night 2018
Put on your walking shoes and head out into the night! This evening will offer a great collection of cultural events around the city and there will be a broad mix of activities, art, music, theatre and everything in between.
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Gothenburg Design Festival
How can design and crafts contribute to a better future for all?
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Grötö
On Grötö in the northern part of the archipelago there are only about 100 residents year round, which makes Grötö the island of tranquility. There are no cars and to get to the island you first go to Björkö and then hop on the ferry from there.
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Skansen Lejonet
Skansen Lejonet is a fortification located at Gullberget, in the northern city centre of Gothenburg. Skansen Lejonet has been watching over the city since 1689.
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The farmers own market
During 13 Saturdays this fall, a number of producers from Western Sweden will visit Haga Old Town and invite the city to locally produced products.
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Volvo Ocean Race 2018
When Volvo Ocean Race comes to Gothenburg for the fourth time, you’re in for world class sailing, entertainment and activities to try. Here are a few tips on what not to miss!
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Villervalla
The children’s clothing brand Villervalla quickly became a favourite after the launch in Gothenburg in 2005. Bright colours and playful patterns are typical features.
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Plikta playground
A very popular attraction for families with children. It is Gothenburg's biggest playground and suitable for both toddlers and older children.
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Offstage
A very current project and a delightful risk: this evening’s orchestral concert, remixed by audio artists from GAS, Gothenburg Art Festival!
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10 Instagram-places in Gothenburg
We asked Gothenburg locals and visitors what places in Gothenburg that are the most popular on Instagram. This is their selection.
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Gothenburg guide and Official Tourist Map
Here you can download our free annual guide to Gothenburg in German, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, English and Swedish.
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The Singing Christmas Tree
Listen to some of the city’s most amazing choirs when they, on a daily basis, sing during the Christmas rush.
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