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Gothenburg is a city in the South of Sweden. With little more than 877,000, the city is not very large – Nevertheless, Gothenburg has the flair of the city. Rivers, the town is obtainrennt by the River Göta, which empties into the Kattegat. North of the River lie the districts on the island of Hisingen, the southern suburbs are located on the Swedish mainland. Gothenburg is the largest city in Sweden to Stockholm.

Rent a car at the airport from Gothenburg

There are two airports in the vicinity of Gothenburg. Göteborg Landvetter airport is the larger of the two airports and is located nearly 30 km outside the city. It is served by the most European and international airlines. Gothenburg City Airport is closer to the city centre and is used mainly by low cost flights. The flight from Germany to Gothenburg takes about two hours.

Many tourists travel by ferry to Sweden. The journey takes a while longer than with the aircraft, but for comfortable. Regularly ships from keel or Frederikshavn in Denmark commute to Gothenburg.

With the car to the Slottskogen Park

The city in Gothenburg is characterized by numerous channels that run through the whole city. For many tourists, the vacation in Gothenburg therefore begins with a ride on the Paddan. So are the small boats, which meander over to old buildings through the channels. Another attraction is the Slottskogen Park. There is a large animal enclosure with native wild animals. Among other things a Moose family - lives there typically Swedish.

Gothenburg has a long history - and she proudly presents the city. The oldest building is Kronhuset, which was built in the seventeenth century. And the district Haga lined old Swedish wooden houses from the 19th century. The area is suitable for a stroll.

The romantic fjords

If you would like to spend your holidays not only in the city, can take a round trip from Gothenburg with the car. For example, the coast along to the North. The West Coast is famous for romantic fjords, where you can very well hiking. Many tourists who have made holiday in Sweden, still rave about the untouched nature.