Gothenburg and Marstrand archipelago tour

At Gustav Adolf Square rises the statue of the founder of the city, king Gustav II Adolf, who founded the city in 1621. The Gota square, culture centre of the town, is surrounded by the Municipal theatre, Museum of Fine Arts and Concert Hall. From the Masthuggs Church, you will enjoy an impressive view of the town. Many old wooden houses are preserved in Haga, first suburb of Gothenburg. Thirteen ships are docked along the Gota river quay, at "Maritiman". Along the quay is also the new Opera House located. Only about 45 min drive from Gothenburg you reach the picturesque small town Marstrand, free of cars. Short ferry crossing. Marstrand was founded already in the 13th century. It has a dramatic history, for outlaws, but also as a trading center. Take a walk to the top of the rock, where the impressive 17th century Carlsten Fortress rises. Enjoy the view of the sea and archipelago from the walls of the fortress. Today Marstrand is a popular summer resort, particularly for sailors.

On this combined tour you will experience the main sights of Gothenburg and a scenic part of the Sweden's west coast. During the city tour the highlights are: The Gustav Adolf Square - the statue of King Gustav II Adolf The old and new Opera The moat and former ramparts, now a nice park The Gota Square - the culture centre Haga, first suburb of Gothenburg The old fortress "Skansen Kronan" (from outside) View the city from the Masthuggs Church The Maritime Centre of Gothenburg, "Maritiman". The highlights in Marstrand are: Carlsten Fortress from outside Scenic views of the rocky archipelago Idyllic town, with many old wooden houses