Landvetter Things to Do

12-52 is situated quite far up on Linnégatan, near Linnéplatsen. The restaurant is bright and inviting and the large terrace has a nice view of the often-crowded street. There is plenty of seafood on the menu; the starters espe... more

The low ceiling of this place, and its wooden tables and benches establish a beer-hall atmosphere, and perhaps also the illusion that you are outdoors when actually indoors. The menu is simple, with plenty of meat, a little fis... more

Lindholmen, on the northern shore of Göta Älv, has its own cinema. Aftonstjärnan was called Lindholmens Bio until 1992, and is housed in a charming building since 1918. The auditorium, which has also housed revues and comedies,... more

The Gothenburg Aquarium is housed in the same building as Sjöfartsmuseet (the Maritime Museum). This is the place to go if you want to see poisonous, dangerous or simply colourful tropical fish, such as the piranhas or the drag... more

Albatross Golfklubb is situated at Hisingen, only a 20-minute drive from central Gothenburg, which makes it one of the city's most centrally located golf courses. The course has 18 holes and the terrain is described as hilly pa... more

Amerikaskjulet is located by Stigbergskajen, just behind Stigbergstorget. The Swedish America Lines passenger ships started running in 1910, and Amerikaskjulet was inaugurated the same year. Passenger traffic continued until th... more

This is something as unbelievable as a Dutch neighborhood restaurant, located in between Ullevi and the train station. It offers traditional Dutch cuisine, deep-fried dishes, some smaller courses and pancakes in a genuinely fri... more

Angereds Bio is not just a theatre but also a cinema in Angered. It is affiliated with Blå Stället, the cultural center in the area. The cinema is part of the Folkets Bio chain, which means that most of the staff are volunteer... more

The district of Annedal was built in the 1870s by Arbetarbostadsaktiebolaget (the Workers' Housing Association), with the help of donations from Oscar Ekman. The two-storey houses located on Carl Grimbergsgatan were seen as ide... more

The industrial bakery era peaked in Gothenburg during the 1870s, when the population increased, and therefore so did the demand for bread. Asklund's bakery first started at Albogatan in Annedal but moved to larger facilities at... more