Gothenburg

Sweden

Destination Information

Gothenburg is located on the beautiful west coast of Sweden with open sea, a stunning archipelago and pristine countryside. Everything you need for discovery or recreation. The city is characterized by international style, local creativity and a natural, relaxed charm. In Gothenburg cultural venues, gastronomic experiences, entertainment and shopping are all located within comfortable walking distance. Gothenburg is rated one of the best gastronomic cities in Europe with six Michelin star restaurants. The seafood is as fresh as you can hope to find it – without wetting your feet. The Port of Gothenburg is Scandinavia’s largest port and has an excellent geographical position for reaching all parts of Scandinavia and the Baltic Sea. Environmental issues constitute an important foundation for the activities and the port is convinced to contribute to a long term sustainable development by an integrated and proactive environmental work to achieve a minimum of negative environmental impact.

Port of Gothenburg Port of Gothenburg Göteborg & Co Port of Gothenburg Port of Gothenburg

Nicole Brattåsen
Cruise Manager

SE 403 38 Göteborg
Sweden

+46722558815

nicole.brattasen@portgot.se

http://www.portofgothenburg.com

Jill Söderwall
Vice President Business Areas

SE 403 38 Göteborg
Sweden

+46313687615

jill.soderwall@portgot.se

http://www.portofgothenburg.com

Maria Cylvén
Cruise coordinator

Johan Willins Gata 3
416 64 Gothenburg
Sweden

+46 31 368 42 49

maria.cylven@goteborg.com

https://goteborgco.se/en/

Pontus Bengtsson
Harbour Master

SE 403 38 Göteborg
Sweden

+46 31 368 76 33

pontus.bengtsson@portgot.se

http://www.portofgothenburg.com

Claes Sundmark
Vice President Sales and Marketing

+46313687562

claes.sundmark@portgot.se

Port Information

Destination Highlights

City Tour including Paddan canal boat
Experience the history of Gothenburg as a trade centre, the famous opera house, the statue “Poseidon”, the Art Museum, the Concert Hall, City Theatre and Library. Continue tour on Paddan canal boat.
Gothenburg Archipelago
Experience the fishing villages, beautiful scenery and fresh seafood on the small islands allong Gotheburgs West Coast islands. From Rörö island down to the south island of Vrångö.
The Gothenburg Botanical Garden
The Gothenburg Botanical Garden, founded in 1923, spans 20 hectares with 20,000 plant species from 130 countries. Renowned for research, biodiversity and Michelin Green Guide recognition.
Cultural Gothenburg
Experience important sites and landmarks; Götaplatsen, the cultural centre of the city and the Museum of Fine Arts with its Fürstenberg Gallery, including the world's leading collection of Nordic art. And next door, you can find the the Hasselblad Museum.
The Fish Market Hall | Feskekörka
One of Gothenburg’s most iconic landmarks. Cruise guests often say their best meal of the trip was lunch here, thanks to fresh seafood, a lively market atmosphere and the city’s close connection to the sea.
Haga District and Swedish fika
Haga is one of Gothenburg’s oldest districts, known for its wooden houses, cosy streets and classic Swedish fika. Cafés line the area, serving cinnamon buns and coffee in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.
Tjolöholm Castle
Tjolöholm Castle, built 1898–1904, blends English 16th-century style, Arts & Crafts and early modern innovation. The historic estate offers tours, gardens, nature, dining and year-round experiences
The Island of Marstrand
Experience the beautiful countryside, island of Koön & Carlsten Fortress, where a guided walk through narrow, cobbled streets will take you through a small, pedestrian town and its interesting history