Gothenburg Highlights: Landmarks, Markets & Historic Haga

Built in 1914, discover this striking site of the Nordic architecture in the national romantic style.

Visit the Ramberget mountain on Hisingen island and Keillers Park. Discover the artwork of the city in the walking paths of this area.

We will next visit the Big Square where you will be able to see the statue of King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden.

In the city center, visit the biggest indoor market of the town since the mid 19th century, where you will be able to find different types of delicacies of the world including coffee, spices, fruits, etc. Also, survey along the shopping streets and cafe along the way.

GÖTA PLACE - Discover the largest drainage basin of Scandinavia, also known as the “River of Geats”. Learn about its contribution of the hydro electricity to the heavy steel industries.

GÖTA PLACE - Discover the largest drainage basin of Scandinavia, also known as the “River of Geats”. Learn about its contribution of the hydro electricity to the heavy steel industries.

We will next move to the main boulevard which is an important part of international town planning. Learn how the design of this avenue was inspired by the formal European streets from the mid 19th century.

THE LINNÉ DISTRICT - Witness the local charm of this area which is consisting of cafes, bars, and shops.

THE HAGA DISTRICT - Next, you will visit the Haga District (the oldest suburb, dating back to 1648), which features beautiful parks, old houses (three-story timber houses), cafés and stores along the cobbled streets.

THE BOTANICAL GARDEN - Learn about the world-class seed banks, glass houses, horticulture and tissue culture infrastructure in this botanical garden.

At the end of the tour, visit the 86m postmodern high rise, commonly known as “the Lipstick”. You will be able to sight the view of the city of Gothenburg from this spot.