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city
probably the most popular town among swedes.
In Gothenburg you've got a long tradition of people working
with metal, ships and houses. Most people been working
on the warfs like Götaverken and with cars like
Volvo and SAAB. In the sixties Gothenburg where world-famous
in building supertankers. You'll still see lot of history
by the harbour.
By the 19:th century millions of Swedes emigrated to the
U.S through this harbour.
When you are here we would suggest going out in the southern archipelago. Like Vrango, Aspero or some of the other hundred of islands here. You'll get here convenient and cheap by using the ferry from Saltholmen.
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Suggestions on hotel, camping and hostel in
Gothenburg
Lowbudget, highclass and hotel with a good restaurant
We've tried to just pick the hotels we should use when visiting Gothenburg.
hostels for a good holiday quite affordable, rent a room from 5£ a night.
camping if you are planning to visit us during the summer and some b&b that also are quite affordable.
Remember Sweden is an arctic country so don't even think
of living in tent during the winter.
how to get here or to other places in sweden. At the moment I believe the bus got the lowest prices in europe.
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The old buildings have their origins from our
wiking-age. The oldest part of Gothenburg is probably
Gamlestan. Gamlestan where known as "nya Lodose"
or New Lodose.
The
archipelago just outside the city is just gorgeus
through our summer. You've got thousands of beaches
all by yourself.
What to do in Gothenburg
At the moment you get plenty for your money in sweden.
The prices are low compared with our neighbours
Denmark and Norway. My suggestion is you go out
shopping
or why not try our local food by the restaurants,
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