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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Gothenburg – Based on 113,052 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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You have to do the ferry rides in the harbor and to the southern archipelago. These rides are part of the normal transportation so no extra cost to spend a day on another island. Getting around was very easy either by walking or via public transportation.
Really not much to do there - especially when it was the weekend and the one fortress was closed, churches were in session, some soccer-tournament was on... there's some sight-seeing to be done walking around taking pictures of sculptures and buildings and the boat/canal-tour is worthwhile, but not much else. I ended up taking the bus out of the city to the Bohus Fortress (which is actually cool, but not in any guidebooks for Gothenburg). There are good restaurants/food in Gothenburg, but not a lot of historical/cultural stuff, and a lot of the churches are white-washed/boring inside, so seeing the architecture from outside is good enough. If the weather wasn't good, I don't know what I would have done, as I don't know of any museums, and churches were a trek and a half. Haga is good for shopping, but if you're only dragging a carry-on around for 3 weeks like me... you don't really have much space for purchases.
Did not have much opportunity to discover the city because our trip was ended rather abruptly - our car was broken into on the 2nd night of a 14-day vacation (window smashed and all our stuff stolen). Not cool.
A beautiful city with many attractions and very friendly and helpful people. Liseberg park, Keillers park and downtown (near Saluhallen/ Gustav adolfs torg) are a must visit. Universeum was very nice as well. Overall costs were value for money for us.
Quaint town. Beautiful areas to walk around and see. Did not Care for cuisine most places I visited., amusement park awesome but like most parks, we visited on a beautiful Saturday and it was crowded. Long waits to ride rides. We were there for soccer tournament so we spent time on trains back and forth and public transportation very easy. Felt it was a safe city.
“Nice breakfast location. Hotel is very close to tram and bus stations. Room was clean and quite big compared to others in Gothenburg.”
“The staff were friendly and helpful. Parking at hotel and easy bus access to Gothenburg.”
“Everything was great! Great room and a really good hotel. I will stay there next time I'm in Gothenburg! There was free parking, ping pong table, sauna and gym. The included breakfast was really good. It had everything we needed in a hotel.”
“Cozy room, Good breakfast. Close to city centre”
“Reception stuff and Spa at Upper House hotel (Gothia Tower guests can enjoy Spa with SEK 450 surcharge). The Upper House Spa is trully amaizing, and one must visit it: 19floor located open pool with heated water, all done in glass, including the bottom..so you see cars and people moving at the street below etc.”
