Gothenburg news

Read the latest local news from Gothenburg.
Frölunda's winning streak broken –

Frölunda's winning streak broken – by the second-placed team

SKF Revenue Meets Analyst Expectations

SKF Revenue Meets Analyst Expectations in Third Quarter

Viva Sounds Festival Explores Music

Viva Sounds Festival Explores Music Discovery Amid Journalism Decline

Flying from Gothenburg to Europe

Flying from Gothenburg to Europe Costs Twice as Much as Stockholm

Monica Zetterlund Tribute Tour Begins

Monica Zetterlund Tribute Tour Begins February 18

Cocaine Smuggling Frogmen Elude Swedish

Cocaine Smuggling Frogmen Elude Swedish Customs

Train Delays Between Gothenburg and

Train Delays Between Gothenburg and Stockholm Due to Lerum Track Work

Mjällby Fans Celebrate Allsvenskan Gold

Mjällby Fans Celebrate Allsvenskan Gold with Tractors and Flags

Johanna Rytting Kaneryd: 0-0 Draw

Johanna Rytting Kaneryd: 0-0 Draw Against Spain Not a Shame

Håkan Hellström Adds Karlstad and

Håkan Hellström Adds Karlstad and Örebro to Next Year's Tour

Kosovare Asllani Eyes Nations League

Kosovare Asllani Eyes Nations League Title After 17 Years with Sweden

Wahlgren and Meltzer Unite for

Wahlgren and Meltzer Unite for Comedy Farce "The Play That Goes to Hell"

About Gothenburg

Gothenburg (Göteborg) is Sweden's second-largest city and is located on Sweden's west coast at the mouth of the Göta River. Approximately 600,000 people live in Gothenburg, and in the entire Greater Gothenburg area, around 1.1 million people reside (as of 2023), making it the fifth-largest city in the Nordic region. The city was founded in 1621 by Gustav II Adolf.