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   international .goteborg .se. Gothenburg ( / ˈɡɒθənbɜːrɡ / ⓘ; [6] abbreviated Gbg; [7] [8] Swedish: Göteborg [jœtɛˈbɔrj] ⓘ) is the capital of Västra Götaland County in Sweden. It is the second-largest city in Sweden, after the capital Stockholm, and the fifth-largest in the Nordic countries.

2. www.goteborg.com › enGothenburg’s Official Visitor’s Guide – goteborg.com

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   Find out what to do, see and eat in Gothenburg, a friendly city on the west coast of Sweden. Explore its vibrant cultural scene, world-class restaurants, sustainable living and picturesque archipelago islands.

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   Feb 2, 2024 · Gothenburg is a friendly and laid-back city with a rich maritime heritage, a vibrant food and drink scene, and plenty of attractions for all ages. Explore its historic neighbourhoods, museums, parks, islands, and enjoy its craft beer and seafood.

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   May 20, 2024 · In Gothenburg, the past intertwines with the present, shaping a vibrant city full of surprises. From serene parks and botanical gardens to exciting amusement parks and cultural hotspots, Gothenburg offers a wide range of experiences for every traveller. Last updated 20 May 2024. View map.

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   Where is Gothenburg Sweden?

   • A friendly city on the west coast of Sweden, home to a vibrant cultural scene, world-class restaurants, sustainable living and picturesque archipelago islands. What are you looking for? Exciting museums, lots of activities and a breathtaking archipelago. Discover Gothenburg. What’s on in June in Gothenburg?

   Gothenburg’s Official Visitor’s Guide – goteborg.com

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   What makes Gothenburg a'second city'?

   • Gregarious, chilled-out Gothenburg (Göteborg) is the quintessential 'second city': understatedly hip and unexpectedly vibrant. Neoclassical architecture lines its tram-rattled streets, locals sun themselves beside canals, and there's always an interesting cultural or social event going on.

   Gothenburg travel - Lonely Planet | Sweden, Europe

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   Is Gothenburg a good place to live?

   • Friendly and laid-back, Gothenburg has the hip up-and-coming neighbourhoods, Michelin-starred restaurants and vibrant cultural mix you’d expect in a much bigger city – as well as a world-class craft beer scene and some of the best seafood restaurants in Sweden. If you’re looking for things to do in Gothenburg, you’ll be spoiled for choice.

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   How did Gothenburg get its name?

   • In 2009, the city council launched a new logotype for Gothenburg. Since the name "Göteborg" contains the Swedish letter "ö", they planned to make the name more "international" and "up to date" by turning the "ö" sideways. As of 2015, the name is spelled "Go:teborg" on a large number of signs in the city.

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7. www.thecrazytourist.com › 25-best-things25 Best Things to Do in Gothenburg (Sweden) - The Crazy Tourist

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   • Gothenburg Museum of Art. The prestigious museum opened in 1923, in time for Gothenburg’s International Exhibition. You can come to appreciate works from across Europe painted from the 1400s to the 21st century.
   • Botanical Garden. Gothenburg’s sprawling Botanical Garden covers 175 hectares in the centre of the city, and also encompasses a nature reserve and arboretum.
   • Liseberg. This thriving amusement park goes back to 1923 and draws big crowds today. Liseberg has a traditional character and abounds with greenery and woodland, but its lineup of high-tech rides is constantly evolving.
   • Haga. You’d never know it today, but this cute neighbourhood southwest of the city centre used to be a slum with a seedy reputation. Haga is a grid of cobblestone streets flanked by brick warehouses and uniform 19th-century houses with wooden facades.

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   Gregarious, chilled-out Gothenburg (Göteborg) is the quintessential 'second city': understatedly hip and unexpectedly vibrant. Neoclassical architecture lines its tram-rattled streets, locals sun themselves beside canals, and there's always an interesting cultural or social event going on.

9. www.goteborg.com › en › informationGothenburg’s Official Visitor’s Guide – goteborg.com

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   Gothenburg’s Official Visitor’s Guide – goteborg.com. Guide to travel, events, accommodation, food and activities in Gothenburg.