
Christinae kyrka
Go to take part in a church service or another congregation activity held primarily in German.
Göteborg
124 places in Gothenburg where the past is the point. Updated November 2026.

Go to take part in a church service or another congregation activity held primarily in German.
Göteborg

Go for an event in a former shipbuilding hall beside the waterfront.
Göteborg

Go to see a sports hall dating to 1867 that is still used for activities today.
Göteborg

Go to see a match at the ground where Sweden played its first international football match.
Göteborg

The auctions bring antiques, art, modern design and handicrafts together at one Gothenburg auction house.
Göteborg

See the statue of Gothenburg’s founder and a map of the city in 1644 in the square that has been its political centre since the 17th century.
Göteborg

To see Swedish clogs and accessories made with materials including wood, sheepskin, tencel and bark.
Göteborg


It brings concerts, exhibitions and creative activities together in a community meeting place.
Göteborg

It is a way to explore central Gothenburg and its history from the water.
Göteborg

Paddle to Nya Älvsborg fortress from Färjenäs and see Gothenburg’s maritime history from the water. [1]
Göteborg


Go to eat at Schnitzelplatz in a former port warehouse with a history reaching back to Gothenburg’s free-warehouse trade.
Göteborg

Go to browse antiques and decorative objects from different periods.
Göteborg

See Norrgavel’s solid-wood furniture and its focus on simple forms and traditional surface treatments.
Göteborg

Visit for a beer at a Gothenburg beer hall that has been serving customers since 1900.
Göteborg

Walk through the Göta Älv valley, where the route links traces of human history across more than 7,000 years.
Göteborg

Go to hear jazz or live music at a Gothenburg club with roots stretching back to 1978.
Göteborg

Go for the view from the art museum’s stairs, with Poseidon in the foreground and the avenue running down through the city.
Göteborg

Its name carries a story about an 18th-century tavern and the nearby Christina Regina bastion.
Göteborg
Ranked by the Herald score: recognition (guides, heritage, visitor numbers, the tourism boards), interest from abroad (English Wikipedia), what Sweden Herald readers rate and read, how recently the facts were checked, and the editors. Nothing a place pays changes its place in the list.
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Updated 8 November 2026
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