Gothenburg city tour for bus groups

Founded in the beginning of the 17th century as a trading centre, Gothenburg has always kept its international and friendly atmosphere. Lots of green parks and waterfront location, gives the town a relaxing spirit. Highlights: 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 magnificent view of the city from the Masthuggs Church The Göta Square, the culture centre Haga, first suburb of Gothenburg The old fortress "Skansen Kronan" The Maritime Centre of Gothenburg.

At the Gustav Adolf Square, rises the statue of King Gustav II Adolf, founder of the city. Along the parade street, the Avenue, we will find many nice restaurants, cafes and pubs. The Göta Square, the culture center of the town, is surrounded by the Art Museum and City Theatre, as well as the Concert Hall, where the National Symphony Orchestra is performing. The famous park Liseberg, is open from April to September, as well as for Christmas Market. Ullevi Sport Stadium is not only hosting big sport events, but also open air concerts. Along the quay, close to the Opera, we find the Maritime Centre of Gothenburg - the biggest swimming ship museum in the world. We will pass by Haga, first suburb of Gothenburg, which has a popular street with many cafés. From the Masthuggs Church we can enjoy a splended view of the city. (Inside visit possible if the church is open)