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<p><em>Experience the sites of Gothenburg from a new perspective, aboard a Paddan Boat, and head down the river, under historic bridges and out into the iconic harbour</em></p><h2>Take the Paddan Tour with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>50-minute tour with live guided commentary.</li><li>Traditional Paddan boat.</li><li>See the Old Moat, Canals, Harbour, Opera House, Bridges, the famous fish market and more.</li></ul><p>The Paddan Tour is one of the best ways to see the sites of Gothenburg from a unique perspective. You’ll be taken from Kungsportsplatsen down the canals to see the historic 17th-century moats and iconic low bridges (20 of them!) before emerging out into the bustling harbour where you’ll see fishing boats, shipyards and Gothenburg’s Maritime Museum.</p><p> </p><ul></ul><div><p><strong>Top tip:</strong> During the summer it is a good idea to visit the ticket booth early the same day to collect your sightseeing tour ticket. Sometimes there are a lot of visitors and some tours may be full during the high season. If you do not get a ticket to one of the tours you had planned you can ask for tickets to the next tour on the same day</p><ul></ul><p>The Paddan Tour is a unique way to experience Gothenburg from aboard a historic tour boat. These wide flat open top boats can take up to 88 people and are a great way of seeing the sites from a new perspective.</p><p>On your tour, you’ll be taken from your starting point at Kungsportsplatsen past the old moat and canals that date back to the 17th century, while your entertaining and informative tour guide will tell you about Gothenburg’s fascinating history up to the present day, as well as some secrets and scandals. You’ll also pass the Opera House, the famous fish market Feskekörka, verdant parks in the city, as well as many of Gothenburg’s low bridges which will lead you out into the vibrant harbor, full of local fishing boats, the shipyard, and Maritiman - a floating ship museum.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>Paddan boats can hold up to 88 people</li><li>The first Paddan sightseeing tour in Gothenburg was on the 15th June 1939, making these tours somewhat of a Swedish tradition</li><li>The name Paddan comes from ‘Padda’ which is Swedish for toad, as the first-ever man to start Paddan tours rebuilt a west coast Kosterbåt and claimed it looked like a toad when it was lying upside down</li><li>The oldest boat that still runs today was built in 1947, the Paddan 4</li><li>When the first tours started in 1950 the tour guides were banned from making jokes about people who lived in Stockholm. But today you’ll find that rule no longer stands!</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Paddan Tour tickets, plus admission to dozens of top <a href="https://gocity.com/gothenburg/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" rel="nofollow">Gothenburg attractions</a> for one money-saving price.</em></p></div>

The Paddan Tour

<p><em>Visit Sweden’s historic floating Maritiman, comprised of 11 vessels anchored at Packhuskajen on Gothenburg’s ‘Göta Älv’ river</em></p><h2>Visit the Maritiman - A Floating Ship Museum with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>11 different ships to explore.</li><li>Play &amp; learn in Tim&#39;s sea lab.</li><li>Guided tours and children&#39;s activities every day.</li><li>Free audio guides to download, for both adults and children.</li><li>Eat and drink at café Matrosen and the most cozy outdoor restaurant.</li><li>Purchase a souvenir from Maritiman&#39;s museum shop.</li></ul><p>Welcome aboard the historic ships that make up Maritiman&#39;s floating experience museum. There are both military and civilian ships to explore, including the submarine Nordkaparen, the destroyer Småland, the lightship Fladen and the monitor Sölve.</p><div><p>Let the children work on their own in Tim&#39;s sea lab, and we guarantee happy faces. Here they get to learn about the properties of water and life below the surface. Maritiman also offers guided tours and fun children&#39;s activities every day. Look at the daily program before your visit to most easily plan something that is suitable for everyone in the family. Do not miss to download Maritiman&#39;s audio guide for free to your mobile to enhance the experience on board. The audio guide contains audio tracks with different themes to choose from, and is suitable for both children and adults.</p><ul></ul><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>The submarine Nordkaparen had a crew of 37 men who during a normal dive spent 11 days in a row together under the surface.</li><li>The fighter Småland&#39;s 12-cm cannon had an effective firing range of 16,000 m? It is about as far as from Packhuskajen to Kungälv!</li><li>The fireboat Flodsprutan&#39;s water cannons can spray 12,000 liters of water / minute. So she can fill an ordinary bathtub in less than a second!</li></ul></div>

General Admission

<p><em>Enter the fascinating world of science at Universeum, with interactive zones that include a chemistry lab, a planetarium, aquariums and </em><em>a rainforest.</em></p><h2>Experience the amazing Universeum with Go City® </h2><ul><li>Entry to Universeum is included with your pass; just scan on entry.</li><li>Explore a universe of science, from tiny molecules to the vastness of space!</li><li>Your <a href="https://gocity.com/gothenburg/en-us" rel="nofollow">Gothenburg pass</a> also includes dozens of other top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price. </li></ul><h3>About this experience </h3><p>It&#39;s easy to see why Universeum is one of Sweden’s most popular attractions. There’s stacks of fun to be had inside this huge science museum, with interactive exhibits designed to entertain whether you’re aged two or 92.</p><p>Get under the skin of the human race on a journey of discovery into the body, don your lab coat for live experiments in the Chemistry Lab, find out how a space toilet works and discover how long it would take you to cycle to the moon.</p><p>Smaller children will love running riot in the Miniverseum, with slides, an ocean research station and an enchanted forest, while teens and grown-ups thrill to the huge aquariums in the Ocean Zone. Wander through the Ocean Tank’s tunnel and gaze upwards as sharks, rays and colorful fish swim overhead, and meet the critters that live off the Swedish coast in the West Coast Aquarium.</p><p>There’s a Reptilarium containing some of the most deadly snakes and lizards on earth. Come face to face with the king cobra, common death adder and the powerful venomous jaws of the Gila monster! Follow the bridges 25 meters up to the top of the kapok tree inside the giant Rainforest cube. Up here among the treetops, you’ll experience the heat of the tropical jungles and might even spot red ibis and toco toucans flying overhead.</p><h3>Why choose Go City®?  </h3><ul><li>Customers save money on sightseeing with our pass vs. buying regular walk-up tickets.</li><li>Our app makes sightseeing easy – your pass, plus all the info you’ll need is right there in the palm of your hand.  </li><li>No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, entry to Universeum is included with your pass.  </li></ul><h3>Universeum highlights  </h3><p><strong>The Rainforest</strong> – go on a jungle adventure through the treetops and meet tropical critters including toucans, monkey, sloths and red-bellied piranhas.</p><p><strong>Ocean Zone</strong> – look out for colorful clownfish and blue-spotted stingrays in the huge Ocean Aquarium, and spot reef and nurse sharks gliding overhead from the aquarium tunnel.</p><p><strong>Space</strong> – land a lunar craft, find out how a space toilet works and see what you’d look like walking on the moon in this fun interactive zone.</p><p><strong>The Chemistry Lab</strong> – it’s all about the hands-on experiments here, so put on your lab coat and get ready to learn the fun way!</p><h3>Universeum facts</h3><ul><li>The Universeum science museum opened in 2001. </li><li>The aquariums in Universeum’s Ocean Zone contain more than three million liters of water and are among the largest in the Nordic region.</li><li>The steamy Rainforest exhibit is contained inside a giant cube measuring 18,000 cubic meters.</li></ul><p><strong>Go City is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Gothenburg. Your pass includes entry to Universeum, plus admission to dozens more top </strong><a href="https://gocity.com/gothenburg/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" rel="nofollow"><strong>Gothenburg attractions.</strong></a><strong> </strong></p>

Universeum

<p><em>Explore 12,000 years of dramatic history at this fantastic location featuring one of the largest cultural and historical collections in Sweden.</em></p><h2>Visit the Museum of Gothenburg with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Fascinating exhibitions through Gothenburg’s history</li><li>Swedens only exhibited Viking ship</li><li>Children’s Museum</li><li>Located in the beautiful East India House from the 1750s</li></ul><p><em>Experience Gothenburg in the 1600s in the permanent exhibition The Birth of Gothenburg.</em></p><p>Do not miss the country&#39;s only exhibited Viking ship, Äskekärrsskeppet, and other fascinating exhibitions and exhibitions at the Gothenburg Museum.</p><p> </p><div><h3>Museum of Gothenburg highlights</h3><p><strong>Join us on a journey through 12,000 years of dramatic history.</strong> <strong>In the historic East India House, which dates from the 1750s, you’ll encounter one of the largest cultural history collections in Sweden – from the only Viking ship exhibited in Sweden to the world’s first Volvo.</strong></p><p>The Museum of Gothenburg is a cultural history museum located in an old 18th century East India house. The museum was originally founded to showcase the natural history, art, science, and industry, with a collection of books. Now its exhibitions tell us about what life was like in West Sweden and its rich history, including the modern industrial revolution, as well as showcasing the only Viking ship in Sweden, the Äskekärrsskeppet. Not only is this building a fine example of history itself, but a visit will give you more insight into Sweden’s rich cultural and industrial past from 12,000 years ago. Don´t miss the Children´s Museum and temporary exhibitions to really make the most of your experience and time in Gothenburg. In the museum there is also a shop and restaurant.</p><p> </p></div>

<p><em>Vehicle enthusiasts visiting Gothenburg should add the Volvo Museum to their itinerary to learn all about this iconic Swedish brand and its evolution into the safest in the world.</em></p><h2>Visit the Volvo Museum with Go City®</h2><ul><li><strong>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</strong></li><li>A classic collection of cars through to the present day</li><li>History of the Volvo brand since 1927</li><li>Unique and historic models</li><li>Giant Lego Volvo car model</li><li>Environment Exhibition</li><li>Children’s play area</li><li>Café</li><li>Gift and souvenir shop</li></ul><p>Journey through history, from 1927 until the present day, and learn all about Volvo’s history and heritage.</p><div><ul></ul><p>The museum’s collection includes a wide range of passenger cars, buses, and trucks, as well as other engines and construction equipment. Whether you’re a Volvo fan or not, everyone will enjoy a visit to indulge in a bit of nostalgia. And it’s a great one for the kids as there’s a Volvo car play area for them to join in the fun!</p>Volvo is an iconic brand that has stood the test of time. Since its birth in 1927, it has been a famously reliable vehicle manufacturer and is much loved by people across the world. This museum is dedicated solely to Sweden’s biggest vehicle export and is a fascinating look into the evolution of the products. Walk through the different exhibitions, from the 1920s through each subsequent decade, and admire the sleek changes and design improvements as time went on.<ul></ul><h3>Did you know:</h3><ul><li><strong>The brand name Volvo comes from the Latin, volvere, to spin, or roll, making it mean “I roll”.</strong></li><li>Volvo ÖV 4 was the first car built by Volvo in 1927, nicknamed “Jakob”.</li><li><strong>As one of the first automakers to address safety issues, Volvo’s slogan “We did not invent the car, but we set the safety standards” became a cornerstone of the company’s philosophy.</strong></li><li>It was one of Volvo’s engineers who invented the three-point seatbelt and Volvo was the first automaker to offer seatbelts as a standard in all of its cars.</li><li><strong>Even in the 21st century, it is still considered to be the company that produces the safest cars in the world.</strong></li><li>Volvo V40 was awarded the highest score ever by EuroNCAP, making it the safest car ever produced.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Volvo Museum tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/gothenburg/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" rel="nofollow"><em>Gothenburg attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p></div>

<p><em>Explore the sea with all your senses and visit this magnificent underwater world. </em></p><h2>Visit the Maritime Museum and Aquarium with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass! </li><li>Explore the largest collection of live corals in Europe. </li><li>Sail back in time and flood your brain with stories from the ocean throughout history.</li></ul><p>Here you’ll find salt-splashed stories, fantastic objects and exhibitions for young and old. The new aquariums offer exciting underwater worlds with seaweed forests, fish and a living coral reef.</p>

<p><em>Challenge your friends and family to a match in Prison Island Gothenburg, a completely unique experience that will put all your abilities to the test and if you can stay calm under pressure.</em></p><h2>Visit Prison Island Gothenburg with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Take part in challenging tasks.</li><li>Form a team of 3-4 people and help navigate through 36 prison cells as part of this activity.</li></ul><p>You have one hour to work your way through 36 cells and solve the tasks and collect as many points as possible. Remember - the team always needs you and you always need the team!</p><div><ul></ul><p>Whether you are visiting Gothenburg with your family, with friends or in a group, Prison Island is something you must try. Suitable for everyone from 7-99 years, ie. small and large. In the game, you all need to work together; communicate, dare to try new paths and keep a cool head as you make your way through 36 challenging prison cells on Prison Island. Let your heart rate rush and solve the problem - but do not forget that time passes.</p><p>This fun and adventurous activity is found in several countries and goes home with everyone! One hour of play is included in the Gothenburg Pass. So come here, put your heads together and see if you can do it together. It is a battle against time and the solution is to work as a team - regardless of who you form a team with. Good luck!</p><p> </p></div>

<p><em>See Gothenburg’s top sites and attractions from aboard a Hop on Hop off Bus Tour to create your own sightseeing adventure around the city</em></p><h2><strong>Enjoy a f</strong>ree Gothenburg Hop On-Hop Off Bus Tour <strong> with Go City</strong>®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Audio guided tour.</li><li>8 stops in and around the city.</li><li>Unlimited journeys.</li></ul><p>A Hop on Hop off Bus Tour is the best way to see the sights of Gothenburg, taking in the top attractions from the comfort of your own seat. Hop on or off at any of the eight stops and see the sights at leisure, exploring Fish Church, City Gardens, and wonderful shopping streets at your own pace.</p><div><p>You are entitled to make multiple journeys on the buses for the duration of the pass. We recommend to hop on the bus at stop 1 at Stora Teatern. The route may change in conjunction with State visits or big events.<strong> </strong></p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>Gothenburg harbour is the largest port in Scandinavia</li><li>30% of Sweden’s international trade passes through Gothenburg harbour</li><li>Feskekôrka, the city’s popular fish market, is dubbed ‘Fish Church’ as it was designed to look like a Gothic church</li></ul><h3>Route</h3><ol><li>Kungsportsplatsen / Stora Teatern</li><li>Järntorget</li><li>Linnéplatsen</li><li>Haga</li><li>Valand</li><li>Korsvägen / Liseberg</li><li>Drottningtorget</li><li>Brunnsparken / Lejontrappan</li></ol><p>Kungsportsplatsen is located by the popular Avenyn street, where you’ll find many shops and restaurants making this a perfect starting spot. You can join the tour here and stay on the route for the full hour, or look forward to hopping on and off for the duration of your 24-hour ticket to really explore this vibrant city.</p><p>Next to Järntorget you will find Linnéstaden, affectionately known as “Linné”. Linné is a laid-back neighbourhood with a quaint charm. Visit it by day to experience its small shops and cafés, and at night for its assortment of restaurants and bars.</p><p>At Linnéplatsen, take a short walk to the entrance of Slottsskogen. Slottsskogen is a large park and recreation area in the city centré, with natural parkland, exotic plants, play areas, cafés and a zoo. The zoo is home to Nordic animals, including moose and seals, but also penguins and exotic birds.</p><p>The fourth stop Haga attracts many visitors all year round. This cosy old district of Gothenburg has many nice cafées and boutiques. This is a great little area to spend some time idly strolling around the neighbourhood. A short walk to the Hop On-Hop Off boat (Jun 27-Aug 17) stop “Feskekôrka”. Feskekôrka is Gothenburg&#39;s most famous fish market where you can tuck into one of the many freshly caught delicacies of that day. No visit to Gothenburg would be complete without trying a herring – raw! Ask the locals how it’s done.</p><p>If you missed the first stop, the fifth will take you back to Avenyn which is a great place to hop off and walk along to admire the beautiful street.  At the top, in the Götaplatsen public square, Carl Milles´ statue Poseidon has become a symbol of the city.</p><p>The bustling bus and tram junction of Korsvägen is close to the amusement park, Liseberg, as well as the mind-blowing Universeum which is fun for all the family, and the acclaimed Museum of World Culture. If you have kids make sure to get off at this stop!</p><p>Nearby to the central railway station and city gardens, you can hop off at Drottningtorget to explore your beautiful surroundings and relax in the urban oasis – A picnic in the park of the Garden Society of Gothenburg. Here is also Alfie Atkins Cultural Centre.</p><p>If you’re a shopaholic and want some retail therapy, the stop Brunnparken /Lejontrappan is one to hop off to visit Nordstan shopping mall, one of the biggest in Scandinavia! So make sure you have some stamina!</p></div>

Hop-on Hop-off Bus

<p><em>One of the leading visual art museums in Northern Europe to experience a fantastic collection of classical and contemporary art</em></p><h2>Visit the Gothenburg Museum of Art &amp; Hasselblad Center with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Western art from the 15th Century</li><li>Nordic art from the turn of the 19th Century</li><li>Internationally renowned collections</li><li>Sweden’s third largest art museum</li><li>Leading Northern European museum of visual art</li><li>Broad range of visual media from art to comics</li><li>Photography</li><li>Natural science</li></ul><p>Gothenburg Museum of Art is one of the finest in the country, and, in fact, third largest in Sweden. It showcases renowned collections from international and Nordic artists. Its aim is to challenge the way we experience art by featuring artists and their works from unusual perspectives.</p><div><h3>Did you know?</h3><ul><li>Gothenburg Museum of Art receives around 250,000 visitors a year</li><li>It has been awarded three stars in the Michelin Green Guide</li><li>The foundation for the main collection was donated in 1865 by the Art Society of Gothenburg, mainly consisting of paintings connected to Düsseldorf, Germany</li><li>The museum’s building was designed for the Jubilee Exhibition in 1923 by Arvid Bjerke and Sigfrid Ericson, inspired by Roman architecture and Swedish 1920s classicism</li><li>The museum is home to the largest collections of Nordic colorists</li><li>There are 70,000 works in the Museum’s collection, made up of 4,300 paintings, sculptures, installations and video works, with approximately 61,000 watercolors, drawings and prints, and roughly 900 photographs</li></ul><p>The museum also offers exhibitions, family activities, lectures and guided tours (in Swedish). There is a well-stocked museum shop with books and design products for all ages.</p><p><strong>Please note: an </strong>additional admission charge is required for certain exhibitions and events.</p><h3><strong>Permanent collections </strong></h3><p>The main collection of art is of international acclaim and showcases work from the 15th Century to the present day. These works are mostly from Europe and the United States, with important Nordic pieces on display as well, unique of its kind dating from the turn of the 19th Century. Here, you can see the collection of Nordic colorists, including Gothenburg colorists, as well as contemporary Nordic art, Dutch and Flemish paintings from the 17th Century, French Impressionism, international Modernism, and Romantic and Academic paintings from the 19th Century. Don’t miss the Fürstenberg Gallery, perhaps one of the most significant, and most popular, parts of the museum.</p><h3><strong>Hasselblad Center</strong></h3><p>Founded by Erna and Victor Hasselblad, today the Hasselblad Foundation is a wonderful center to visit to admire up-and-coming photographers, as well as those who are paving the way in new scientific research.</p><p>When you visit the Hasselblad Foundation you will be able to see their current exhibitions and library which contains over 16,000 photographic books and catalogs. Visitors are invited to spend time in the library and make use of the wide range of books, as well as the archive of historical material from Erna and Victor Hasselblad’s personal collection, such as cameras, photographs, manuals and more.</p><p><strong>Please note: </strong>The library is not open all the time - you will need to book an appointment.</p><p><strong>Exhibitions at Hasselblad Center</strong></p><p>Follow this link to see the <a href="https://www.hasselbladfoundation.org/wp/exhibitions/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">current exhibitions</a> at the Hasselblad Center.</p><p>Alongside the temporary exhibitions is the permanent exhibition, Hasselblad and the Moon. To document Man’s first steps on the moon, a Hasselblad camera was used, and these images have become some of the most iconic in the world. This exhibition looks at the development of the camera, Hasselblad’s collaboration with NASA and the people behind the company and now Hasselblad Foundation.</p></div>

<p><em>Tee off on one of Gothenburg’s prime putting greens, Slottsskogen Adventure Golf, in the city’s favorite park.</em></p><h2>Enjoy Slottsskogen Adventure Golf with Go City®</h2><ul><li>Gothenburg’s ‘coolest’ miniature golf course</li><li>12-hole green</li><li>Slottsskogen Park</li><li>Urban oasis</li><li>Family fun</li></ul><p>Fun for all the family, it has been dubbed ‘Gothenburg’s coolest miniature golf course’ and you can enjoy a free 12-hole game while you take in the beauty of the leafy and green surroundings.</p><div><p>Whether you’re a golfing aficionado or don’t know your drivers from your putters, Slottsskogen Adventure Golf is fun for everyone! Tee off with your friends and family and enjoy the 12-hole course amid Gothenburg’s most loved park. Set in natural parkland, you’ll find linden, beech, maple and oak trees all around. But concentrate, fix your aim, and try and get a hole in one in this verdant paradise. When your free round is over you can enjoy a coffee or beer in the outdoor café and make the most of these stunning surroundings.</p></div>

12-hole green

<p><em>Escape the hustle and bustle of the city at this spectacular nature reserve.</em></p><h2>Visit the Gothenburg Botanical Garden with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Stroll through 175 hectares of biodiversity, balance and beauty.</li><li>Receive a 10% discount on any purchase at the Botaniska shop.  </li></ul><p>More than 650,000 plant lovers visit Gothenburg&#39;s Botanical Garden each year, so take some time to explore the gardens and see what all the fuss is about! </p><p>Botaniska is one of the largest botanical gardens in Europe. Covering an impressive 175 hectares, they were founded by explorer and botanist Carl Skottsbery almost 100 years ago. Today, the gardens are home to over 16,000 plant species, all displayed in beautiful garden spaces uniting expertise and beauty. </p><p>Escape to the wilderness and ramble the reserve for hours without bumping into a single soul. Whether you&#39;re here to while away an afternoon or to take a whistle-stop tour of the garden, you&#39;ll be thankful you took the time to explore these beautiful gardens. </p><p>Working closely with the University of Gothenburg, the numerous cultivated gardens and Arboretum are a hub of scientific research and education so be sure to get involved!</p><h3>Gothenburg Botanical Garden highlights </h3><p><strong>Rock Garden </strong>- explore the award-winning Rock Garden, home to thousands of plants from around the world on the brink of extinction due to environmental changes in their natural habitat. To see this garden at its best, make sure to visit in the spring.</p><p><strong>Japanese Dell</strong> - take a glimpse at Japanese culture and history in this enchanting and calming garden space. Best to visit from April to September, you&#39;ll get to explore the bonsai exhibition, take a look at the magnificent lantern gifted by the Japanese Embassy in the 50s and, last but not least, view the spectacular pink cherry blossom trees. </p>

<p><em>If you’re feeling competitive and want to test your steady arm, then Laserdome Kållered</em> <em> is just the fun for you and your family and friends!</em></p><h2><strong>Enjoy a f</strong>ree 20-minute game at Laserdome Kållered  <strong>with Go City</strong>®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Fun for everyone - enjoy laser games, competitions, and get an adrenaline rush from this international brand.</li></ul><p>Whether you visit in teams or play solo, there’s no feeling like a game at Laserdome Kållered, ducking and diving from the shots and testing out your tactics and precision. Take all the family and see who does best!</p><div><p>Strap into a vest with discreet laser sensors and arm yourself with a laser gun and head out into the arena and focus, aim, fire! A game at Laserdome will have everyone’s heart racing as they hide from their enemies and protect their allies. Your job is to fire your laser gun collecting as many points as possible while avoiding being hit. If you are hit, your gun will be inactive for 7 seconds, so do your best to hide!</p><p>Laserdome is a renowned name and operates with complete safety and respect for rules, so each game is controlled – but fun! So, team up with your family, or go against each other. Either way, it’ll get competitive. It’s not about speed or strength, but precision and tactics, so may the best woman/man/child win!</p><p>Enjoy a free 20-minute game on us – and feel free to carry on later, at your own expense.</p><p> </p></div>

<p><em>Explore the subterranean world of the Aeroseum, a Cold War hangar packed with fighter jets, military helicopters and more.</em></p><h2>Visit the underground Aeroseum air base with Go City® </h2><ul><li>Your pass includes entry to the awesome Aeroseum.</li><li>Just show your pass at the entrance and you’re good to go!</li><li>Your <a href="https://gocity.com/gothenburg/en-us" rel="nofollow">Gothenburg pass</a> also includes dozens of other top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price. </li></ul><h3>About this experience </h3><p>Hewn into rock in a top secret location north of Gothenburg, Aeroseum is a cavernous subterranean hangar that covers some 22,000 square meters. Here’s your chance to get up close to – and even into the cockpits of – historic aircraft including impressive fighter jets and military helicopters.</p><p>Interactive and hands-on exhibits mean you can take the controls of a historic Viggen fighter jet and explore dozens more vintage aircraft. There are even free guided tours on weekends.</p><p>Other attractions at the museum include exhibitions on the atomic bomb, Cold War spying technology and, of course, information on the underground hangar itself and how it was constructed here, 30 meters below the earth, in 1955.</p><p>Flight simulators can also be booked in advance for a small additional fee. These include the two-seater Comanche, a Super Viggen fighter and a commercial A300 Airbus airliner.</p><h3>Why choose Go City®?  </h3><ul><li>Customers save money on sightseeing with our pass vs. buying regular walk-up tickets.</li><li>Our app makes sightseeing easy – your pass, plus all the info you’ll need is right there in the palm of your hand.  </li><li>No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, your Aeroseum ticket is included with your pass.</li></ul><h3>Aeroseum highlights  </h3><p><strong>Take the controls</strong> – kids and grown-ups of all ages will love the chance to sit in the cockpit and handle the controls of genuine vintage fighting machines, including Viggen jets, military helicopters and more.</p><p><strong>Fascinating exhibitions</strong> – discovering Cold War spying techniques, how the hangar was constructed, the work of the Swedish coastguard, the effect of flying on whooping cough and more in the Aeroseum’s exhibition rooms.</p><p><strong>Flight simulators</strong> – visitors can pre-book  flight simulator experiences for an additional fee; these include sporty Bulldog and Comanche aircraft, army helicopters and even a commercial airliner!</p><h3>Aeroseum facts<strong>  </strong></h3><ul><li>Completed in 1955, the hangar at Säve Airfield is 30 meters underground and covers 22,000 square meters.</li><li>It was built for the Gota Wing, a branch of the Swedish Air Force, during the early years of the Cold War.</li><li>Now decommissioned, the hangar and its many aircraft attract thousands of visitors every year.</li></ul><p><strong>Go City is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Gothenburg. Your pass includes entry to the Aeroseum, plus admission to dozens more top </strong><a href="https://gocity.com/gothenburg/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" rel="nofollow"><strong>Gothenburg attractions</strong></a>.</p>

Aeroseum - Underground Bunker Aviation Museum

<p><em>Indulge your sweet tooth at the Gothenburg Chocolate &amp; Candy Shop, located in the historic and charming area of Kronhuset</em></p><h2>Visit the Gothenburg&#39;s Chocolate &amp; Candy Shop with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Visit a genuine chocolate and candy store with old-fashioned charm</li><li>Enjoy samples of chocolates made on-site and by carefully chosen local suppliers</li><li>Admire Kronhuset and visit the galleries and handycraft shops</li></ul><p>Using mainly 70% dark chocolate and 34% milk chocolate, this shop produces a range of tempting treats created in their production facility located right next to their shop.</p><p>The chocolate shop is free to enter, but pass holders benefit from a free tasting, worth SEK 50 </p><p>From the shop you can see into the small factory where the chocolates and treats are created<strong> </strong><strong>(you might even get to witness the process in action but please note this is not done every day),</strong> then sample the products, along with a selection from their carefully chosen local suppliers. From famous chocolate bark and pralines to hand-cast chocolate bars and toffees, there’s plenty to satisfy all tastes.</p><h3>Kronhuset &amp; Kronhusbodarna</h3><p>Explore the historic area of Kronhuset and you&#39;ll see one of the oldest buildings in the city located behind the square Gustav Adolf. It was built in the mid-17th century as a storehouse for military uniforms and other military equipment, and is now a living craft centre in a historic setting. When the east wing was built in 1759 for artillery weapon smiths, turners and saddlers, Sweden was mobilizing for war with Denmark and the demand for a warehouse in Gothenburg was therefore high.</p><p>Kronhuset was built in Dutch style, and apart from the brick walls and ceiling, it&#39;s made ​​entirely of wood. The building is six stories high and the ground floor has no supporting pillars, making it easier to move guns and vehicles around. When the parliament convened in Gothenburg Kronhuset also functioned as parliament house.</p><p>Kronhusbodarna, the lower buildings surrounding Kronhuset, are brimming with charm and, alongside the Gothenburg Chocolate and Candy shop, you&#39;ll also find jewellery, pottery, galleries, vintage watches, soapmaking, furniture restoration and more.</p><p> </p>

<p><em>Art enthusiasts and culture vultures will love Röda Sten Art Gallery, a contemporary art space showcasing paintings, photography, performances, video and sound art, as well as a legal graffiti wall.</em></p><h2>Visit Röda Sten Art Gallery with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>View Contemporary art, paintings, photography, performances, video, sound art, graffiti wall and more!</li><li>Explore the work of national and International artists.</li></ul><p>Röda Sten Art Gallery offers it all, whether you want to simply admire the art or take part in the workshops and lectures, its goal is to get people thinking about the works and relate them to the lives in which we live.</p><div><p>The non-profit cultural organization was founded in the mid-1990s and is housed in the old boiler house, making it one of the largest contemporary art spaces on the west coast of Sweden, and you can still see old graffiti and marks from the 80s and 90s ravers on the walls.</p><p>Today you will find Gothenburg’s only legal graffiti wall located outside the building, Draken (The Dragon), which is a 41-m long sculpture by artist Per Agélii. All graffiti artists are welcome to use this space and are invited to do so - even beginners.</p><p>The gallery is filled with contemporary works and exhibitions showcasing a wide range of media. The museum is hosts the Art &amp; Design Christmas Fair every year, and previous exhibits have looked at issues on Migration and Identity, the menopause, a Photography Exhibition from Valand Academy and an exhibition of the artworks from the locals of Majorna.</p><p>This wonderful art and exhibition center has something for everyone and encourages visitors of all ages to participate in its programs throughout the year – even if it&#39;s learning how to graffiti with the pros!</p></div>

<p><em>Röhsska Museum is dedicated to design, fashion, and the applied arts. The museum was founded in the early 1900s and has been attracting visitors interested in contemporary design, craft, and creative expression ever since. </em></p><h2>Visit The Röhsska Museum with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Explore a vast collection of over 50,000 objects.</li></ul><p>The Röhsska Museum is the only museum in Sweden specialized in design and craft since 1916. Here you will find historic and contemporary design and craft presented in the exhibitions. The objects in the museum tell stories about creativity, expression, styles, fashion, and artistic ideals during different eras in different parts of the world.</p><div><p>The vast collection includes over 50,000 objects from haute couture garments, to fine pieces of furniture, silverware, costume, prints, and drawings. Here 18th-century design, and 20th and 21st-century fashion is included, as well as artifacts from as far as Asia to its native Sweden and other parts of Europe<strong>. </strong></p><p>Design is everywhere and something that affects all of us. The exhibitions and programs at the Röhsska museum give insights into the notion of Design and how it influences our lives and material culture.</p><p>Make a visit and immerse yourself in the world of design and craft! Also, make sure not to miss out on the café and gift shop in the museum.</p></div>

<p><em>With thousands of sporting artefacts on display, as well as a Hall of Fame, it promises a fascinating visit</em></p><h2>Visit the Gothenburg Sports Museum with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>An impressive collection of objects and photographs.</li><li>Explore this enriching library full of sportsbooks and sporting memorabilia.</li><li>Old military buildings.</li><li>Hall of Fame.</li></ul><p>Sports lovers will love the Gothenburg Sports Museum! Founded in 1983 by the Sports Museum Friends Foundation, its impressive collection showcases some of history’s most loved Swedish sportsmen from cycling champions, to sailing stars, even the best of table tennis.</p><div><p>Now located in the old military buildings in Kviberg, Gothenburg, the museum has been welcoming visitors since 1983. The members of the Sports Museum Friends Foundation have compiled wonderful exhibits and collections of over 15,000 objects, together with 30,000 photographs, and 5,000 books in the library dedicated to sports.</p><p>There are three floors to be explored, each one taking you further along a trip down memory lane with references to former Gothenburg champions and valedictorians of decades past. The Hall of Fame showcases 155 athletes and a new one is added every year.</p></div>

<p><em>Set amid the Swedish suburbs of Mölndal, Gunnebo House and Gardens</em><em> is just a short ride from the city centre </em></p><h2>Visit Gunnebo House and Gardens with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Neoclassical style built in the late 18th century.</li><li>Historically one of the finest estates in Gothenburg.</li><li>Beautiful formal gardens.</li><li>Homemade organic lunch, coffee and pastries.</li><li>Peacefully located in a culture reserve.</li></ul><p>Step back in time to the 18th-century and grace Gunnebo House and Gardens with a visit and guided tour of this impressive estate, one of the finest examples of neoclassical architecture in Sweden.</p><div><p>Built at the end of the 18th Century, as a summer residence for John Hall, one of the wealthiest men in Gothenburg at the time, Gunnebo House now stands today as a fine example of neoclassical architecture waiting to be explored and appreciated for its breath-taking design and décor. See the interior of the well-preserved house during a guided tour, stroll in the beautiful gardens or enjoy organic lunch and fika.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>Gunnebo House was designed by architect Carl Wilhelm Carlberg</li><li>Carlberg embarked on a grand tour of Europe to gather inspiration before he began his work on the esteemed house</li><li>Carlberg was very impressed by the work of Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio who was master in symmetrical buildings which influenced his designs of Gunnebo House</li><li>John Hall ran one of the biggest trading houses in Gothenburg specialising in wood, bar iron, and train oil</li><li>Sadly, John Hall only enjoyed a few years in the house, after it took 20 years to complete, before he passed away</li><li>King Gustav III of Sweden and Marie Thérèse of France both visited John Hall and his family at Gunnebo</li><li>US President George W Bush visited Gunnebo in 2001 for the EU-summit in Gothenburg</li></ul><h3> </h3><p>Gunnebo House and Garden is a beautiful attraction to visit during your time in Gothenburg. The elegant neoclassical house is one of the finest of its styles in the country, and with 20 years in the making, it’s no wonder. Architect Carlberg spent five years touring Europe to gather adequate knowledge and inspiration before drawing the plans of the house and estate. You’ll certainly agree, after a visit, that he did a wonderful job.</p><p><br />Visitors to the estate can enjoy the 18th century architecture and design of the house itself, as well as the formal baroque gardens on the southern site, and the kitchen gardens, full of colorful vegetables and flowers.</p><p>Join in on a free guided tour of the house and learn all about the Hall family, their heyday and history, and the fascinating legacy they left in Gothenburg to be appreciated to this day.</p><p>Combine your visit with an organic Swedish ”fika” or a lunch at the cafe with the award winning bakery. The food served at Gunnebo is often grown in the kitchen gardens just outside.</p><p> </p></div>

<p><em>Trams are a preferred mode of transport in Gothenburg for locals and visitors alike, learn more about Gothenburg&#39;s history of transport at the Gothenburg Tramway Museum</em></p><h2>Visit the Gothenburg Tramway Museum with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>20 vintage trams from 20th Century.</li><li>Traffic-related artefacts.</li><li>Old tram depot.</li><li>Tickets and memorabilia.</li><li>Tram simulator.</li><li>Guided Tour.</li></ul><p>Learn more about these city vehicles at the Gothenburg Tramway Museum, housed in the old tram depot which was built in the 1930s. Here you can see vintage trams, as well as old memorabilia relating to the tram network and traffic system which runs throughout Gothenburg.</p><div><p>If you’re someone who loves to travel around urban areas and appreciates public transport and how a city’s system works then the Tram Museum will be a fascinating insight into Gothenburg’s infrastructure, past and present. Here you can see around 20 trams which have been saved from the last century – and 15 of them still work! The really vintage trams are worth paying particular attention to, as well as the collection of old tickets, tram conductor uniforms, and other artefacts in the old depot in Gårda.</p><p>After you’ve explored the exhibits, you can enjoy a guided tour who will take you around the old trams and answer each and every burning question. The oldest vehicle on display is a horse-drawn carriage from the 1800s and the most recent dates back to 1969. Watch a film about Gothenburg’s trolley buses and try out the tram simulator and experience driving a tram.</p><p> </p></div>

<p><em>Check out Sweden’s only international casino, for world-class entertainment, thrilling excitement and high-quality dining. </em></p><h2>Visit the Casino Cosmopol with Go City®</h2><ul><li>Your pass includes entry to the Casino Cosmopol. </li><li>Getting in easy, just show your pass when you arrive. </li><li>Your <a href="https://gocity.com/gothenburg/en-us" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Gothenburg pass</a> also includes dozens of other top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price. </li></ul><p>Welcome to the wonderful world of the Casino Cosmopol – ideally located in the heart of Gothenburg in Stora Tullhuset, you&#39;ll enter a stunning old customs house set on the beautiful waterfront. </p><div><p>Home to classic casino games like roulette, Black Jack and poker as well as a wide selection of slot machines, this state-owned venue has games to suit all preferences and skill levels – plus, it’s the only real casino in the city. Check out one of Europe’s largest poker rooms and join tournaments or cash games on open days.</p><p>Recently remodeled in the bright fresh style increasingly associated with modern casinos the Cosmopol is the perfect spot for playing, socializing and dining, with hot food served until midnight.</p><p>Whether you’re a betting beginner or a gambling great the Casino Cosmopol promises to be an atmospheric night of excitement.</p><h2><strong>Why choose Go City®? </strong></h2><ul><li>Our customers can save up to 50% on their sightseeing vs. buying regular walk-up tickets.</li><li>Our app makes sightseeing easy – your pass, plus all the info you’ll need is right there in the palm of your hand. </li><li>No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, the Casino Cosmopol admission fee is included with your pass.</li></ul><p><br /><strong>Go City is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in </strong><a href="https://gocity.com/gothenburg/en-us" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><strong>Gothenburg</strong></a><strong>. Your pass includes the Casino Cosmopol entrance fee, plus admission to dozens more <a href="https://gocity.com/gothenburg/en-us/products/all-inclusive" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">top </a></strong><a href="https://gocity.com/gothenburg/en-us/products/all-inclusive" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><strong>Gothenburg</strong><strong> attractions.</strong></a></p></div>

<p><em>Get a new perspective on Gothenburg’s attractions as you steer your kayak past grand waterside parks and monuments</em><em>.</em></p><h2>Enjoy a kayak adventure in central Gothenburg with Go City® </h2><ul><li>Your pass includes kayak rental for exploring Gothenburg’s picturesque waterways during spring and summer.</li><li>Just turn up at the pier with your pass for a unique Gothenburg sightseeing experience.</li><li>Your <a href="https://gocity.com/gothenburg/en-us" rel="nofollow">Gothenburg pass</a> also includes dozens of other top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price. </li></ul><h3>About this experience </h3><p>While away a fun hour or two cruising Gothenburg’s scenic waterways by kayak. You’re in control of the sightseeing itinerary as you don your life jacket and take to the calm waters around the city center.</p><p>Attractions you can see from the water include the post-modernist Gothenburg Opera, the historic Maritime Museum, the atmospheric canalside square at Brunnsparken, the leafy Kungsparken and the soaring Palm House in the grounds of Gothenburg’s Botanical Gardens.</p><h3>Why choose Go City®?  </h3><ul><li>Customers save money on sightseeing with our pass vs. buying regular walk-up tickets.</li><li>Our app makes sightseeing easy – your pass, plus all the info you’ll need is right there in the palm of your hand.  </li><li>No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, this Gothenburg kayak adventure is included with your pass.  </li></ul><h3>Gothenburg Kayak Adventure highlights  </h3><p><strong>Choose your own route</strong> – this kayak adventure gives you the freedom to plan your own sightseeing itinerary around Gothenburg’s canals and waterways.</p><p><strong>Top city sights</strong> – you might choose to paddle to the post-modern drama of the city’s opera house, the imposing Maritime Museum or the beautiful canalside greenery of the Kungsparken and Botanical Gardens. </p><p><strong>Go City is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Gothenburg. Your pass includes this kayak adventure, plus admission to dozens more top </strong><a href="https://gocity.com/gothenburg/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" rel="nofollow"><strong>Gothenburg attractions.</strong></a><strong> </strong></p>

Kayak Adventure in Central Gothenburg

<p><em>Bohus Fortress has one of the most fascinating and turbulent histories of any of the Nordic strongholds</em></p><h2>Visit Bohus Fortress with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>View the old dungeons, old Nordic borderland, Göta River’s estuary and more!</li><li>Take part in exciting activities and games.</li></ul><p>A visit to this protected ruin will teach you of the brutal sieges and their destruction, the power struggles between the Swedes, Danes, and Norse, and their violent wars that all make up Bohus fortress’ unruly past.</p><div><p>Settled in the picturesque and quiet countryside just 20 minutes from Gothenburg, its present-day experience couldn’t be more different from its past!</p><p>Bohus Fortress also offers exciting activities such as archery, wooden horses on tracks and other games.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><p>Bohus Fortress was originally called Bagahus, which after time changed into Bahus and then Bohus, which led to the naming of the province Bohuslän. Bohus is a fortress with unparalleled Nordic history; holding a Nordic record, since its foundation in 1308 Bohus was besieged 14 times by Swedes, Norwegians and Danes – but the fortress has never been conquered.</p><p>Lying on the old Nordic borderland of the Göta River’s estuary, the area suffered under many power struggles between the Norse, the Swedes, and the Danes. While Bohus today is a peaceful and picturesque experience, back in the day it was a time of turbulence with echoes of bombs resonating throughout the walls and clouds of gunpowder smoke in the air. The fortress has witnessed innumerable stories and scandals of kings, saints, witches, traitors, prisoners throughout its long history.</p><p>Originally, Bohus was a simple understated building made of wood before it transformed into a stone castle, using stones from the old fortress on Ragnhildsholmen. Bohus soon became one of the most powerful strongholds in the North, building out its fortress walls, and many stones from demoslished monasteries of the Reformation period of the 16th century were used for its development.</p><p>During the nordic Seven-years’ war, Bohus was besieged six times by the Swedes, as it remained a Denmark-Norway stronghold, but to no avail. It’s no surprise then, that after so many sieges the castle needed to be restored, but it wasn’t until the 16th century when the Danish King Christian IV ruled that Bohus was transformed into a Renaissance castle, with newly fortified bastions and artillery. Bohus became Swedish after the Roskilde Treat in 1658, and after two brutal months of siege from the Danes and the Norse, the castle was almost back to a ruin of rubble.</p><p>Rebuilt as a fortress in the 17th century, it mainly served as a prison, until after the Theatre War in 1788 it was dismantled and a year later the stones were used as building material for the people of Kungälv and you can still see old Bohus stones in the historic houses along Västra gatan and Östra gatan.</p><p>It wasn’t until 1838 when King Carl XIV, who wanted to protect Bohus Fortress for its cultural heritage, prohibited any further damage of this historic stronghold. Conservation work took place at the turn of the 1900s and since 1935 it has been protected and considered a significant part of Nordic history.<br /> </p></div>

<p><em>Sun sea and unbeatable coastline, Hisingen is Sweden’s fifth-largest island and the most populated of them all - discover the legendary history behind the land with a guided tour.  </em></p><h2><strong>Take a b</strong>oat excursion around the Hisingen Island with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Explore this busy island with an audio-guided tour.</li><li>Take in the stunning landscapes along the way.</li><li>Your boat includes a stylish sundeck.</li></ul><p>This four-hour cruise will take you through Gothenburg’s main waterways, from its Göta River, to the Björkö Fjord, out through the harbour and into the western coastline. Along the way, you’ll get to experience Sweden’s rich and varied landscape and take in the incredible views.</p><div><h3>Tour of Hisingen highlights</h3><p><strong>Göta </strong> <strong>älv</strong><strong> - </strong> was formed at the end of the last glaciation, as an outflow channel from the Baltic Ice Lake to the Atlantic Ocean. It is now the largest drainage basin in Scandinavia.</p><p><strong>River Nordre - </strong>pass green meadows, barren cliffs, farmland with grazing cows, and much more.</p><p><strong>Björkö Fjord - </strong>Björkö is home to a historic shrine written in ancient Germanic referring to something or someone known as &#39;the one&#39; or &#39;the harbinger&#39;. The shrine comprises nine stone structures, two are burnt mounds and one is a cairn known as <em>Ingas grav</em> or the grave of Inga. Learn even more celtic tales as you sail between the glacier weathered, steep cliffs on this narrow inlet.</p><p><strong>Göteborg Harbour - </strong>sea life and coastal community come together at this beautiful and dynamic harbour.</p><p>The boat tour will start in the popular Lilla Bommen, where you’ll also find the Opera House, Viking barque, and other boat tours to Älvsborg Fortress. From here you’ll board the M/S Carl Michael Bellman for a fun-filled four-hour cruise around the ancient island of Hisingen, Sweden’s fifth-largest island and whose first settlements date back to 9000BC.</p><p>The boat tour will take you along the winding waterways of Gothenburg’s Göta River, through the Björkö Fjord, bustling harbour, and out into the coast. Here you’ll be able to experience Gothenburg’s stunning scenery from its verdant meadows, rocky cliffs, farmlands and parklands, and much more. Along the way you’ll also pass some of Gothenburg’s most iconic sites and landmarks, too. If the weather is really warm, there’s a sundeck where you can sit out and take in the views while making the most of the fine Swedish summer!</p></div>

Boat Excursion around the Hisingen Island 

<p><em>Experience the beauty of Gothenburg aboard the M/S S:t Erik and enjoy a guided tour of the archipelago.</em></p><h2><strong>Enjoy a guided Archipelago tour with Go City</strong>®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Boat tour with live commentary and guide.</li><li>See Gothenburg Harbour, Älvsborg Fortress, Islands and more!</li></ul><p>There’s no better way to spend a summers day in Gothenburg than on a guided boat tour of the stunning archipelago. Experience Sweden’s natural beauty for yourself and cruise along the water to enjoy a two-and-a-half-hour ride on the M/S S:t Erik.</p><div><p>Running during the summer months only, make the most of the bright sunny days and see Sweden’s famous natural beauty from the comfort of your own seat, passing the harbour and historic Älvsborg Fortress along the way, two of Gothenburg’s most important landmarks.</p><p>Take in the views along the waterway and bustling harbour and look out towards the picturesque islands. Gothenburg’s archipelago is made up of 20 islands stretching out from the coastline, including stunning beaches, and tiny rural villages – so don’t forget your camera!</p><p>You’ll also pass the historic Älvsborg Fortress, the large sea fortress at the mouth of the Göta River in Rivö fjord, on one of the islands. Your guide will be able to tell you about the significance of this 17th-century fortress and the defensive part it played in Gothenburg’s history.</p></div>

Archipelago Tour with Guide

<p><em>Enjoy breathtaking views as you cruise down towards the beautiful island - the most western point of Gothenburg</em></p><h2><strong>Enjoy the </strong>Archipelago Boat Excursion to Vinga Island <strong>with Go City</strong>®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Beautiful views across the harbour and southern archipelago as you cruise towards the island of Vinga.</li><li>Discover the famous lighthouse.</li><li>Guided tour so you can learn about the sites as you pass.</li><li>Explore the beautiful island of Vinga.</li><li>Stunning landscapes.</li></ul><p>A much-loved island, famous for its lighthouse and scenic nature. The childhood home of Swedish music legend Evert Taube and well worth a visit for its stunning scenery.</p><div><p>Jump aboard the M/S Carl Michael Bellman to experience a relaxing and picturesque cruise from the harbour, down the southern archipelago all the way down to the most western point of Gothenburg. Once you reach the island of Vinga you can explore the beautiful surroundings, discover the nature and follow the quaint trails towards the renowned lighthouse, Taube Museum, and swim in some of the west coast&#39;s best waters. Once you&#39;ve finished exploring you can find a quiet spot in the sun and take in the views stretching out across the sea.</p><p>Beer, soft drinks, tea, coffee and cake are also available to you from the onboard café.</p><p>This is a guided boat excursion which takes you through Gothenburg’s beautiful archipelago to the lighthouse island of Vinga and back. We spend two hours on Vinga, so you have plenty of time to explore the island. During the boat trip, which takes about one and a quarter hours each way, your onboard guide provides interesting commentary about the archipelago and the attractions we pass. The M/S Carl Michael Bellman departs from Lilla Bommen and takes us through the Port of Gothenburg and across the archipelago to Vinga.</p><p> </p><h3> </h3></div>

Guided Boat Tour to Vinga

<p><em>See the sights of Gothenburg from the water and experience a unique sightseeing adventure</em></p><h2><strong>Enjoy the </strong>Gothenburg Hop On-Hop Off Boat Tour <strong>with Go City</strong></h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Ticket valid for the whole duration of the pass.</li><li>Live commentary and guide.</li><li>Iconic sights and landmarks.</li></ul><p>The Gothenburg Hop On-Hop Off Boat tours are a great way to get around the city and create your own itinerary. Your ticket is valid for the duration of the pass, so you can take your time and explore the city at leisure. Don’t miss the Feskekôrka, The East Indiaman Götheborg, the harbour, and many more iconic landmarks in and around Gothenburg.</p><div><p><strong>Tour duration (without hopping off): 1 hour 20 minutes</strong></p><p>Board the Hop On-Hop Off boat at Kungsportsplatsen in the city centre and enjoy an opportunity to experience Gothenburg at your leisure. A Paddan is a traditional open-topped boat (called the toad in Swedish) and a great way to see the sights on a warm summer day. Your guide will give you running commentary as you pass all the important landmarks and attractions, and you can hop on or off at 5 points across the city, or just stay on for the whole ride and take it all in from the comfort of your seat.</p><p>Your route will start at Kungsportsplatsen, where you’ll find all the Paddan boats moored, near the popular street Avenyn with the many shops and eateries. From there the next stop will be Brunnparken /Lejontrappan which you can hop off for some retail therapy at one of the biggest shopping malls in Scandanavia, Nordstan. Eriksberg is an up and coming residential area along the sunny Northern river bank, home to many quaint cafes if you want a coffee stop. Finally, if you’re waiting to eat, make sure you get off at Feskekôrka, Gothenburg&#39;s beloved fish market where you can sample freshly caught fish in their many renowned restaurants.</p><h3>Stops:</h3><p>1. Kungsportsplatsen / Stora Teatern<br />2. Brunnparken /Lejontrappan<br />3. Lilla Bommen<br />4. Eriksberg</p></div>

Hop-on Hop-off Boat Paddan

<p><em>Head deep into, Säveån, nicknamed Sweden’s ‘Amazon’  and experience lush natural beauty – this is a must for any adventurous traveler.</em></p><h2>Take a paddan tour of Säveån tour with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Guided two-hour tour.</li><li>Spot interesting animals and bird species. </li><li>Enjoy an exciting Paddan experience.</li></ul><p>Explore the old moat to the Göta River by Paddan, and spot the amazing wildlife, plant life, birdlife, and greenery that thrives in this unique environment. This scenic boat trip will introduce you to Sweden’s natural beauty and diverse animal life.</p><div><p>This incredible landscape and habitat is completely natural and worth exploring to discover the incredible wildlife that calls this place home. From down the old moat through the Great Harbour and into the Göta River, this tour will take you through Lilla Bommen and into the 100km of wild Säveån.</p><h3>Paddan on Säveån highlights</h3><p><strong>River Säveån</strong> – soak up the atmosphere of old wooden boats lining the edges of the river and calming flora and fauna unique to the area. You might even spot a beaver amongst the willow trees reaching down to the water.</p><p><strong>Live guided tour </strong>– available in Swedish and English, your tour guide will talk you through the lush sights along the way. Your tour passes many historically significant places such as quays, shipyards and charming spots like the boat club Estoniavarvet, with old wooden jetties and flourishing allotments along the water. On the way back the guide will be available to answer any questions you may have.  </p></div>

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