Cruise along Gothenburg’s waterways on this city hop-on hop-off boat tour. The experience offers a relaxing way to explore the city and see its sights from a refreshing new angle. The boat stops at four popular points around the city, allowing easy access to highlights such as Feskekôrka fish market and the ‘Viking’ barque ship at Lilla Bommen. Plus, your ticket is valid for a full 24 hours and gives valuable discounts on great city attractions!
Buzzing shopping streets, unusual museums, winding canals and leafy gardens: Gothenburg is a compelling mix of historical landmarks, vibrant street life and modern-day surprises. So what better way to discover this unique city than on a hop-on hop-off boat tour? Take off from Kungsportsplatsen in the heart of the city for a boat ride that allows you to hop on or off to your heart’s content at any of the four stops — it’s completely up to you. Alternatively, stay on board to enjoy the 50-minute ride, which includes audio commentary, along the city’s canals.
Leave your boat at Lilla Bommen to admire the impressive Opera House and one of Scandinavia’s largest sailing ships known as Viking, or visit the 17th-century fortress Nya Älvsborg residing on an island. Step ashore at Feskekörka to trawl through its seafood-laden stalls and perhaps dig into a delicious, straight-from-the-sea lunch (own expense). Or, why not take time out at Lejontrappan, and scour Gothenburg’s main shopping streets for souvenirs and designer goodies?
The commentary from the live guide adds an extra dimension to your sightseeing, revealing interesting facts about the city’s past and present. Want more? Your ticket provides discounted entry to some of Gothenburg’s favorite attractions, including the Liseberg for its legendary white-knuckle rides!
Gothenburg Boat Stops (full loop in 50 minutes):
Kungsportsplatsen
Lejontrappan for central shops and restaurants
Lilla Bommen harbor
Feskekôrka
Discounted City Attractions: Show your hop-on hop-off ticket at the following attractions and enjoy savings on select purchases.
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