“Gothenburg 140 kilometres away. If you want to leave heaven for a moment and head for the city. Liseberg is a fantastic amusement park for Children and adults. Go early in the morning and head back at night. www.Liseberg.se ”

“The biggest and most popular park in Gothenburg. Just go for a nice walk or visit one out the two out door gyms. You can also look at seals, deers, penguins and even moose’s free of charge. If you heard of the popular festival Way out West, this is the park where it’s held. ”

“Tropical Forrest and deadly animals. Also experimenting for children. Family fun!”

“Always beautiful the whole year around. In the summer you can have lunch at the restaurant in the garden. ”

“The biggest park in town. Very nice to just walk around in or have a look at the animals. There are both seals, penguines, elks and birds!”

“This is one of Gothenburgs biggest malls! There are a bunch of shops here with different styles and features! It's closely located to the train station, and if you manage to hit every shop, you can continue your shopping by walking towards the main street Avenyn! ”

“Sightseeing along the canals of Gothenburg. Step aboard the Paddan sightseeing boats in the centre of the city at Kungsportsplatsen. See the old moat and canals that date from the 17th century while learning about the history of Gothenburg’s construction and defence.”

“This is a old part of Gothenburg situated just outside the old fortification canal. It is built in wood so that if at an enemy attac it could quickley be set on fire so that the enemy wouldnt have access to places to hide just outside the city wall. This was at the 16 and 17th century when a lot of battles between swedes, danes and norwegion took place in the areas around Where Gothenburg is now situated. Haga is a nice area to walk around with lots of cafees and resurants also in the adjacent Järntorget. Linnegatan and andra långgatan”

“The turquoise bridge is one of Gothenburg's most popular landmarks on Instagram. Under it on the land side is an art gallery called “Röda Sten Konsthall”, named after a big rock painted red on the shore. Röda Sten art center is situated in the old boiler house in the harbor inlet. It's an alternative arena for contemporary art in all its forms. The art center almost always has exhibitions worth a visit and often a solid program with workshops and more. The restaurant serves lunch on weekdays, featuring three new dishes daily and one of the options is always vegetarian or vegan. On Sundays, don't miss the popular Meat Free Sunday brunch. Booking is recommended, and double check opening hours on the website. Various club nights are hosted here on some Fridays and Saturdays, take a look at their social media. The other side is an island called Hisingen, where I grew up but it’s so big, 199 sq. km with 130 000 people on it, that you forget it’s actually an island sometimes.”

“Bigger shopping center that is accesible by train - Partille Station. A 10 minute drive on the E20 towards Gothenburg and you will have more options for your shopping needs.”

“Visit the Garden Society in the city centre Just a stone’s throw from the city centre is the Garden Society of Gothenburg (Trädgårdsföreningen) – one of the best preserved nineteenth-century parks in Europe. A short tram ride away you'll find Gothenburg Botanical Garden, a world class botanical garden with more than 16 000 different species of plants.”

“The museum has three stars in Michelin’s Green Guide and houses impressive Nordic collections dating from the 15th century, among other works of art.”

“starting point for a boat trip in the beautiful archipelago. Hop on a boat from Styrsöbolaget and explore the islands! Runs all day, all year round. ”

“A nice street to visit in a charming neighbourhood full of coffeeshops and bakeries! ”

“This is the place to look at football, concerts and so on. I f you have booked an event here, this is were you are going!”