Was man in Gothenburg sehen sollte

Housed in a magnificent edifice flanked by the theater and concert hall, it features a world-class collection of Nordic art (SEK 40, people up to 25 years free). The adjacent [http://www.hasselbladfoundation.org/hasselblad-center/en/ Hasselblad Center] periodically holds public exhibitions.…

A hilltop fortification, southwest of the city center, built in the 17th century. In the 19th century it served as a prison, and now houses a military museum.…

At 130 meters above sea-level this is the highest point and the highest café in Gothenburg. Sitting inside with a panorama view, or outside on the balcony, you get a view of the downtown, the old and new harbors, the Göta Älv River, the sea (Kattegat), the archipelago, the suburbs and the hilly, forested areas surround…

A cultural counterpart to the science-oriented Universeum, it's a museum of ethnography and anthropology, with a thoroughly contemporary approach. There are regular special events such as concerts, films, and lectures. Free entrance to some of the museum's exhibits.

At Säve Depå, is an aircraft museum in a former military under ground Air Force base. It's located on the Hisingen bypass (Hisingeleden), at the opposite side of the airstrip to Gothenburg City Airport. Also home of the annual Göteborg Aero Show and other events.

Built in 1923, the botanical gardens has an area of 175 hectares and was selected as the most beautiful garden in Sweden in 2003. It contains a rock garden, arboretum and green houses, along with a restaurant and café. Don't miss the rare Easter Island tree.

Covers the history of the city and region from prehistoric times to the present, with emphasis on the 19th-century Swedish East India Company, which was once housed in the building.

A picturesque garden in the city centre with a very nice collection of roses awarded with three stars in the Guide Michelin. No entrance fee during off season, otherwise 20 SEK.

Packhuskajen 8½. "The world's biggest floating museum of ships" consists of 19 boats of all sizes. The biggest attraction is the former military destroyer Småland.

Built in 1643-1655, and briefly home of the Swedish Parliament. It currently houses Göteborgs Musik, and the surrounding buildings are now cafes and crafts workshops.

A reconstruction of the mid-18th century east indiaman Götheborg. During summer 2015 the ship is open for visits at Stenpiren close to the city center.

The indoor Fish Market, called "Feskekörka" (Fish Church) because of the shape of the building, is located by the canal near the harbor.

Informally called "the lipstick" by the local, it features a viewing platform at 86 metres, which offers great views over the city.

Yes of course, in the home town of Volvo you can view the past and present models of the Swedish car.

The oldest museum in Gothenburg includes a stuffed blue whale and is situated in Slottsskogen.

A new museum focusing on the environment with an indoor rainforest, experiment workshop etc.

Edgy art hall in an old industrial furnace station covered in graffiti.

The largest and most well decorated church. Built 1893.

The national museum of Swedish design and applied art.

Anders Carlssons gata 2 (Götaverkens industriområde).

Built in 1815.

Built in 1748.