Gothenburg Travel Guide - Jason Russell - Bog

The friendly, west coast city of Gothenburg (also known as Göteborg, pronounced "Yeutebori") is the second-largest city in Sweden after Stockholm and has a population of 520,000. Gothenburg University is the largest further education institution in the Nordic countries and has over 65,000 students. Introduction To Gothenburg - Overview - Culture - Location & Orientation - Climate & When to Visit - Sightseeing Highlights - Crown Keep - Hyppeln Island - Liseberg Amusement Park - Gothenburg Opera House - Donsö Island - Universeum Science Center - Haga City District - Slottsskogen Park - Gothenburg Cathedral - Paddan Canal Boat Tour - Museums in Gothenburg - Maritime Museum - Gothenburg Art Museum - Museum of World Culture - Gothenburg City Museum - Gothenburg Natural History Museum - Recommendations for the Budget Traveler - Places to Stay - Slottsskogen Hostel - Anita Blixt Bed & Breakfast - Aprikosen Bed & Breakfast - Spar Hotel - Gustav Bed & Kitchenette - Places to Eat & Drink - Bar Himmel - Familjen - Norda Bar & Grill - Incontro - Joe Farelli - Places to Shop - Haga City District - Bengans - Nordstan Shopping Center - Nordiska Kompaniet - Magasinsgatan