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Liseberg Amusement Park

Find a cheap holiday in Sweden and visit the lovely city of Gothenburg on a family self-drive holiday with Risskov. When you think of Gothenburg, you immediately think of Liseberg. It is the largest amusement park in the Nordic countries and offers plenty of experiences for the whole family. In spring, for example, you can enjoy western Sweden's largest garden fair, Lisebergs Trädgårdsdagar. Throughout the summer, there are plenty of rides, attractions and entertainment, as well as the famous and cuddly Liseberg rabbits. You can also enjoy a meal at one of the park's many restaurants or cafés.

Experiencing Liseberg is a must - regardless of age. Find child-friendly hotels and plan a cheap summer holiday to Gothenburg and surroundings with Risskov.

Gothenburg Archipelago

Don't miss out on a trip to Gothenburg's archipelago if you're heading to the Swedish west coast. The beautiful scenery, picturesque alleys, lovely beaches, fantastic nature reserves and pleasant walks are just some of the many possibilities that Gothenburg Archipelago offers. The archipelago consists of around twenty islands and there are plenty of experiences waiting to be discovered. Take the car ferry from Hjulvik to some of the northern islands such as Björkö, Hönö and Öckerö. From Saltholmen it is possible to get across to Styrsö, Brännö, Donsö and Vrångö, which are part of the archipelago's more southern islands. Both ferries and buses are public transport, which makes it easy to cross over to the islands and enjoy the beautiful nature on the islands.

Universeum

Take your children or children at heart on a visit to Universeum. It's a perfect place to spend the day exploring the various science exhibits, some of Europe's largest aquariums, experimentarium and an entire rainforest!

Universeum is located in the centre of Gothenburg and is the largest science centre in the Nordic countries, with 7 floors.

Feskekörka

'Feskekörka' or 'The Fish Kitchen' opened on 1 November 1874 and was designed by Victor von Gegerfelt, who was also Gothenburg's former city architect. The building is very distinctive with its arched windows and a structure that stands without partitions or supports. The building was also considered quite futuristic for its time, back in the late 19th century. The fish auction was moved from Feskekörka in 1910 to the new fishing harbour and since then the Fish Kitchen has developed into Gothenburg's leading place for the sale of seafood. Today, Feskekörka is one of Gothenburg's most famous brands and a well-visited tourist attraction. Find cheap travel at Risskov and try a family self-drive holiday in Gothenburg, Sweden.