In recent years, Gothenburg and the West Coast have become a top point for festive meals.World -class seafood, award -winning restaurants and a magnificent coast attracts international visitors.
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Best period
The best months for good weather in Gothenburg are June, July, August and September
On average the hottest months are July and August
January is the coldest month of the year
The rainy Mondays are August, September and October
Tourist Attractions
You should not travel away from the city to find charming villages, amazing landscapes and beautiful beaches.Sail, browsing, loving fishing, sea fishing and boat trips are just a few of the activities that tempts tourists from the Gothenburg Archipelago (Skärgården).Regular ferry links are broadcast wherever you want.The Southern Islands, came from Saltholmen Feribot Port, remain an area without cars, making it a perfect destination for cyclists and hikers.Styrsö Island, with four strange villages and about 1400 inhabitants, is a real living.The oldest village, Byn, which literally means the village, dates from 1752. There is also a post office, cafes, shops, pension and restaurant, as well as a lot of fishing and swimming places.
Älvsborg, in the port of the port, is probably the best preserved fortress in Sweden.Familiar with the detention of the Danes during the war of 1717-1919, the fortress was attacked several times without ever being occupied.Today, it is one of the most popular boat trips in Gothenburg.The trip includes a guided historical tour, which, besides being informative, is very fun.The boat trip takes about 30 minutes in one direction.On the island there is a cafe, a small handicraft store, winding routes and beautiful surroundings.The guided tour is in Swedish and English and broadcast through speakers.The dramatized fortified tour is also in Swedish and English, but remember that it works only in certain data from July and August.
The modern and lively neighborhood around Magasinsgatan, in the center of Gothenburg, was a storage neighborhood and is worth visiting.Take a cup of coffee and some food or browse in shops with everything, from interior design to vintage clothes.There are a lot of gourmet and traditional restaurants. For an authentic taste in southern Sweden, try pure potato and lingonry sauce at Strömmingskluckan.The district is in the city center at the end of Kungsgatan.If you stay in the city center, the easiest way to get there is to go.Alternatively, you can take the tram or bus to any of them GrönsaktIget or Domkyrkan.
Gothenburg is all about seafood, so the best way in the heart and soul of the city than to eat like a local.Feskekörka, similar to the church, which literally translates as a "fish church" dates from 1874 and was built as an experiment to see if a single structure could be unanswered.Fortunately, it seems to have worked so far.Inside, you will find a wide range of excellent fish and restaurants.There are all kinds of fresh seafood delicacies during the day, so if you are on self-catering, you are for a treatment.If not, pamper yourself with some shrimp, take it and sit next to the adjacent channel or sit at the Gabriel restaurant.
If you like to enjoy a certain nature between the city tour, this quiet 432 acres garden is a wonderful place to relax.The natural part and arboretum, with walking paths through trees and partially cultivated gardens, this peaceful oasis is one of the largest botanical gardens in Europe and houses about 16,000 different species of plants, including some extremely rare specimens.Attractions include the Japanese meadow, the Rhododendron valley full of color and the stone garden, moistened by the soothing sounds of a waterfall.Orchids and other species of exotic plants bloom in greenhouses and you can even see a rare tree on Easter Island that is disappeared into the wild.The park is particularly cute in the spring and summer, when the colored flowers thicken on the trees.
The Gothenburg Art Museum hosts a collection of works that is considered one of the best in Northern Europe.The collection includes works of art from 15th to contemporary pieces, with a special emphasis on northern art.The artists who are here are Carl Larsson, Edvard Munch, Anders Zorn, Picasso, Chagall, Monet, Rembrandt and many others.The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions, as well as family activities, lectures, workshops, guided trips, a store and a cafe.The photography exhibitions at the Hasselblad center in the museum are also good to see.A culminating point is the annual exhibition of the Hasselblad winner.The next door is the city theater and art deco concert room.
An institution in Gothenburg, the Liseberg amusement park is a real family favorite.The wonderful trips and caravans, regular concerts and a wonderful Christmas market make it a popular attraction for locals and tourists.About 40 different attractions and walks, such as atmosphere, the highest free journey in Europe and the Balder Wooden Role Roller will help you while traveling your hours.On the Liseberg wheel, you will be treated with wonderful views over the city, and Roller Helix is another favorite.There are also during the summer months, good foods, music, games and hundreds of thousands of flowers in flower.
In the western part of the city, The Hague is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Gothenburg and dates from the middle of the seventeenth century.Walk along the charming Haga Nygata neighborhood, which is lined with beautifully preserved wooden houses, boutique shops and pleasant cafes.Try one of the largest rolls in the cinnamon (Kanelbullar) world at Café Husaren, visit the Haga Bathhouse spa and restaurant, or enjoy fresh seafood at Sjöbaren Restaurant.Do not miss Bräutigam, chocolate producers over 140 years.In the southeast area, you can look beyond the city of Skansen Kronan.As the evening Pustervik is approaching right outside the city of Hague for Live Music.
A short walk from the history of the city of Haga Skansen Kronan District offers a piece of Swedish history, as well as a panoramic view of the city.Completed in 1697, the fortress was built to defend against the threats perceived by the Danish attacks in the south.However, Göteborg has never been attacked in this way, and the interior cannons have been inactive for centuries.The building served as a prison, as a private residence in the 19th century and as a military museum in the 20th century.Today, the site includes a restaurant and a conference center.In the old barracks of the army adjacent to the tower is a summer cafe that serves house cakes, pastries and ice cream.
One of the best free things to do for both locals and tourists in Gothenburg is to walk on the beautiful 338 acres, a park with leaves and mini-zoo right in the heart of the city.This is a fantastic place to bring the whole family.Elk, seals, penguins, moles and deer are just some of the species you can see in the zoo, and from April to September, children can enjoy pony and farm animals in the zoo.Many people also come to relax and walk through peaceful parks and wild forests, beech and oak.Wheel skating, cycling, jogging and minigolful are other popular activities.The cafes and playgrounds well designed for children are in the park, and here are organized concerts and events, including the popular Way Out West Summer Music Festival.On the edge of the park is the Museum of Natural History in Gothenburg with animal diorames from all over the world.
In the heart of the city, the garden society in Gothenburg.Here you can walk among the lawns, exotic plants and historical buildings.The forested gardens and the magnificent collection of roses are a holiday for any eye, while the splendid glass and cast iron in the house of the park was inspired by the famous Crystal Palace in London and has been a popular attraction since 1878. For children, there is a terrible playground with swings, slides and secret ways.The restaurants and cafes are on the spot, and the concerts and shows take place here throughout the year.
In the center of Gothenburg, Universum is the largest scientific center in the Nordic countries and an extraordinary day for the whole family.Aquariums are among the largest in Europe.Explore the interior tropical forest or go to safari and rise close to lizards, birds, insects, laziness and a few species of monkeys.The ocean tank houses some different types of sharks, the largest being the tiger sand shark.You can also see the Morage Moras and Song and even touch huge rays as they are on the surface.Other fun activities can be to visit the space exhibition and the laboratory, where the little ones can dress and try different professions.
