Gothenburg, Sweden Attractions
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Post code: S-40... and S-41...
Telephone code: 031
Göteborg (in English traditionally Gothenburg), situated in southwestern Sweden on the shores of the Kattegat, on both banks of the Götaälv, is Sweden's second largest city and the leading port and commercial center. The chief town of the county of Göteborg and Bohus, it has a university and a college of technology and is the see of a Lutheran bishop. Cultural life in Göteborg is found through the art museum, annual film festival, amusement park Liseberg and free theatres. Its economy is largely dependent on a number of major industries including motor vehicles (Volvo), the manufacture of ball bearings and the chemical industry.
Telephone code: 031
Göteborg (in English traditionally Gothenburg), situated in southwestern Sweden on the shores of the Kattegat, on both banks of the Götaälv, is Sweden's second largest city and the leading port and commercial center. The chief town of the county of Göteborg and Bohus, it has a university and a college of technology and is the see of a Lutheran bishop. Cultural life in Göteborg is found through the art museum, annual film festival, amusement park Liseberg and free theatres. Its economy is largely dependent on a number of major industries including motor vehicles (Volvo), the manufacture of ball bearings and the chemical industry.
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Castle Wood
Castle Wood is a lovely natural area with forest, ponds, and wildlife displays. On the edge of the park stands the Natural History Museum.
Gothenburg Surroundings
More Sweden Resources
- Gothenburg Travel Guide by iExplore