Nordstan

“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 ”

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

“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. ”

“The Gothenburg Museum of Art hosts a collection of works that is regarded as one of the finest in Northern Europe. The collection covers artworks from the 15th century to contemporary pieces, with a special emphasis on Nordic art. Artists featured here include 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 tours, a shop, and café. The photo exhibitions at the Hasselblad Centre in the museum are also well worth seeing. A highlight is the annual Hasselblad Award Winner's Exhibition. Next door is the City Theatre and Art Deco Concert Hall. Before entering you can also take a nice picture and take in the view of the whole “Avenyn” street and the “Poseidon” statue in the foreground from the museum steps.”

“Frölunda Torg resecentum is the stop and changing hub for trams and busses on the west side of town. Buses out to the ocean and trams to the city, up to 24 hr service (fri + sat) , shorter other days and holidays”