Universeum
Enter the Amazon forest in just a few seconds! A real interactive paradise for children and parents, the Universeum is a fantastic area for scientific and technical discoveries. Launch into sporty challenges, understand the human body and how it works, observe fascinating venomous spiders, become a cosmonaut by boarding the space station, explore the richness of the Swedish countryside, watch jungle animals, or dive among the sharks by crossing the aquatic tunnel of the underwater world… these are just some of the numerous adventures that you will experience. Unmissable!
Södra Vägen 50, Gothenburg – Tel.: (+46) 31 335 64 50
Every day from 10.00 am to 6.00 pm. 

Marine Museum
This museum and its aquarium is a place that families will enjoy. Completely educational, this area is intended to teach young ones about water and the inhabitants of the sea. After admiring the museum’s collections and models that retrace over 300 years of Swedish maritime history, children can come face-to-face with sea horses and hermit crabs or admire the fantastic colour of the coral or the sea anemones, refuge of the always appreciated clown fish.
Karl Johansgatan 1-3 S-414, Gothenburg – Tel.: (+46) 31 368 35 50
Tuesday to Sunday from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm. Late night opening on Friday until 8.00 pm. 

Volvo Museum
A real jewel of Swedish industrial savoir-faire, Volvo is one of the most famous car brands in the world. It is a chance for young and old to explore the history of the brand, to admire the impressive number of vehicles for which the brand is famous, to see the recreation of the offices of the company founders and lots of other surprises. The room devoted to prototypes is not to be missed for the futuristic and thought-provoking projects. Both an historical and enjoyable museum!
ARU, Se-405, Gothenburg – Tel.: (+46) 31 664814
From Monday to Friday from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm and weekends from 11.00 am to 4.00 pm.

Botanical Garden
Where nature reveals its treasures…At 25 hectares, Gothenburg Botanical Garden, the largest in Sweden, is considered to be the most beautiful flower park in Scandinavia. Young or old, flower lovers will be enthralled by the magnificent array of colours which they can observe by visiting this park. From the Japanese valley to a kitchen garden, made up of aromatic plants, to the rock garden and the rose garden, thousands of species are represented. A real gem!
Carl Skottsbergs Gata 22 A, Gothenburg – Tel.: (+46) 31 741 11 06
Every day from 9.00 am to sunset. 

Slottskogen Park
Always open, this park, located in Gothenburg city centre, is a real green haven. The large areas are an enjoyable place where the family can relax together. The park also houses the Natural History Museum and a miniature zoo where children can admire the seals, penguins, pink flamingos and typical Nordic species such as moose.
Every day. 

Trädgårdsföreningen
Located close to the city centre, not far from the canal, this park is an ideal place for the family to enjoy the outdoors. It is particularly appreciated by younger ones for its game and relaxation areas. A visit to its big conservatories is a chance to explore numerous tropical plant species. The visit becomes even more fascinating when entering the Butterfly Conservatory where children find themselves among thousands and thousands of small multicoloured wings. A very enjoyable experience.
Nya Allen, Gothenburg – Tel.: (+46) 31 365 58 58
Every day from 7.00 am to 8.00 pm (April to September) and from 7.00 am to 6.00 pm (October to March).

Liseberg
Liseberg is the biggest leisure park in Scandinavia. Over 35 fairground attractions, from the most amusing to the most breathtaking, await young and old. This park also has all types of shows, festivals and concerts during the year. Children, who love excitement, have made this place their favourite, especially due to the famous Balder, considered to be the best roller-coaster in the world. In winter, the park is illuminated and becomes a huge Christmas market. A remarkable place and always full of surprises!
Liseberg, Gothenburg – Tel.: (+46) 31 400100
Every day from 11.00 am to 11.00 pm. 

Maritiman – The Floating Maritime Museum
Full steam ahead…ship’s boy! With 19 ships and a submarine moored in the city centre, this museum is the most significant of its type in the world. Going aboard the boats or going into the depths of the submarine is a unique experience that will enthral children and parents. The tours are very educational and the numerous interactive activities make the adventure on board even more enjoyable. The discovery of this unique armada is an unforgettable journey!
Packhuskajen 8, Gothenburg – Tel.: (+46) 31 105950
From Friday to Sunday from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm and up to 6.00 pm in Summer. 

Archipelago Tour
The sea is closely linked to the city of Gothenburg and a boat trip to the archipelago is a rare opportunity to better understand the great maritime history of the city. This trip is a real adventure where you can discover the numerous islands around Gothenburg and their countless treasures. One thing is sure − this sea journey will always provide a fascinating show.
Information by calling (+46) 31 60 96 60.

Incontro
A friendly environment, a children’s menu and typically Nordic cuisine make this restaurant is an ideal place for a good family meal.
Mässans g. 24, SE-41251, Göteborg – Tel.: (+46) 31 750 88 05
Every day from 10.00 am. 

Le Solrosen
The Swedish are particularly fond of organic cooking. This is a chance to experience this culinary tradition by visiting this restaurant. A succulent experience!
Kaponjärgatan 4 A
413, Gothenburg – Tel.: (+46) 31 711 66 97
From Monday to Friday from 11.30 am, Saturday from 1.00 pm to 11.30 pm and Sunday from 2.00 pm to 7.30 pm. 

Le Babar
A real institution in the city, this is a chance to eat excellent international cuisine and sample Scandinavian specialities. An address not to be missed for a meal with the children.
Kungsportsavenyn 29, Gothenburg – Tel.: (+46) 31 20 60 87
Every day.


KIDS' VOYAGE travel guides and NOVOTEL hotels wish you an excellent stay in Gothenburg.