Worth seeing |
Gothenburg tourist office
Our suggestion is that you first visit this place. |
| Gunnebo
castle beatiful castle made during the 18:th century.
You´ll find it near Mölndal. | |
| The east indiaman Is a replica of ships who where trading with chinese porcelain,
spices, clothes and other things during 18:th and 19:th
century. They started a travel to Shanghai in Oktober
to see how they manage this boat on the atlantic sea,
indian and pacifik ocean. |
Old fortresses | Parks |
| Elfsborgs
fortress | 
Botaniska |
| A place built in 17:th century to fight the danes.
Pictures
from skansen kronan | near slottsskogen. Watch flowers and trees from all
over the world. |
| This is a fortress built in 1687 to scare danes from
the city. You´ll find a couple of these some kilometers
round old city. | Universeum |
Other places | Please visit this place and go up to the top of building.
From there you are able to watch a little creek from north
of sweden with salmon trout and other wild life belonging
here. Under roof you've got a jungle with the right climate
and animals from south america. You will not regret the
visit. |
| Museeum
of World Culture |
| Just 100 meters from universeum. |
| Liseberg amusement park
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 The rough guide to Sweden
by Johansson, Ulf
From the fabulous Icehotel in Swedish Lapland to the vibrant city of Stockholm ensure you don't miss a thing with this essential guide to Sweden. Using the unique 3D models explore Finspang Castle and follow the street-by-street maps to find hidden cafes and bars. And with tips on where to enjoy an old fashioned Swedish sauna you can ensure you have a hot and steamy stay!
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 Adventure-guide to Sweden
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