Liseberg Amusement Park is the largest amusement park in Scandinavia and offers something for everyone. There are thrilling rollercoasters and rides for older kids, and kiddie rides and playgrounds for the little ones. Throughout the park, there are also food vendors, game booths, and even beautiful gardens to explore.
Universeum Science Centre is a museum offering educational and interactive exhibits about science and technology. It has exhibits about space exploration, the earth and the environment, technology, and animal life. There are also aquariums, a rainforest exhibit, and even live animals that kids can meet and learn about.
If your family loves art, Göteborgs Konstmuseum is an art museum you don't want to miss. The museum has a large collection of Nordic art from the 15th century to the present, with works by artists like Carl Larsson, Edvard Munch and Anders Zorn. It also hosts exhibitions with international art from time to time.
Slottsskogen Park is a huge and beautiful park that has something for everyone, whether you want to take a relaxing walk, have a picnic, see animals such as seals or look at beautiful gardens. Kids can also play on the large playground, pet farm animals or watch rabbits and birds.
A traveler in Göteborg can use public transportation, which includes buses and trams. The cost of a 24-hour ticket for adults is typically 99 SEK and for teenagers (up to 19 years old) is 65 SEK. It is also possible to use a taxi, though this is generally more expensive than public transportation. The travel times in the itinerary are approximate and depend on traffic.
If you have more time, you could consider visiting the Gothenburg Archipelago, which consists of several islands with their own charming villages and idyllic landscapes. You could also add a visit to the Maritiman museum, which gives visitors a unique glimpse into Sweden's maritime history. If you have less time, you could skip one of the destinations in the itinerary, or shorten the time spent in each location.
Göteborg has one major airport called Göteborg Landvetter Airport (GOT). It is located about 20 km southeast of the city center, and can be reached by taxi (about 25 minutes) or by public transportation (airport buses or by train from Göteborg Central Station). There is also a smaller airport called Gothenburg City Airport (GSE) which mainly serves domestic flights.