Gothenburg Concert Hall: Konserthuset
The home stage of the orchestra is the ‘Gothenburg Concert Hall’ which was built in 1935 and can accommodate 1300 audience. Gothenburg Concert Hall...
The Katsura (Tree) in Gothenburg: Smells of Freshly-Baked Bread
The common trees in Sweden are Norway spruce, Scots pine, birch, aspen, alder, sallow, mountain ash, beech, maple, elm, ash, lime, hornbeam and wild...
Seals in and around Gothenburg: Aquatic environment boosts relaxation
Some people travel to another coastal town or city, or to another country, to watch seals but in Gothenburg there are seals in the...
Skansen Lejonet: Landmark of Lion, Medieval Fortress, Standing Still in 21st Century
One of the striking landmarks of Gothenburg is the Skansen Lejonet. The Lion Redoubt or Skansen Lejonet is the fortress located on the top...
Fondant Potatoes
Fondant is usually found in chocolates and on cakes. Fondant refers to a soft cream made of sugar, water, and flavourings used as the...
Havets Hus: Do You Want to Know What Happens at Night in an Aquarium?
Sweden is the third largest country in the European Union, and the fifth largest country in the continent of Europe by area. With a population of over 10 million, it has...
POSEIDEON: The Charming and Historical Landmark of Gothenburg
Gothenburg is a seaside city: lapped by the North Sea of the Atlantic Ocean. It is also a riparian city: Göta Älv the river...
The Sailing School: Free, Open, Secure
In Frihamnen, there is a sailing school run by the municipality of Gothenburg – Göteborgs Stad – called Seglarskolan in Swedish. It is opened...
WAT PHA: The Thai Buddhist Temple
Gothenburg (Göteborg) has many religious places of different faiths either for worshipping or to visit as an experience of exploration.
Maritiman: ‘It is an important part of the history of Gothenburg’
By the river Göta Älv and closer to the Gothenburg Opera House is Maritiman: bobbing on the waters of the river. Maritiman is a...
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