Was ist los in Göteborg, Schweden – übers Jahr

Viel los – Christmas holidays in Schweden, Schulferien in 7 der Herkunftsländer, aus denen die Gäste kommen

• Festival

  Goteborg Film Festival

  24. Jan. – 5. Feb. · meistFrüh buchen

  Scandinavia's largest film event: ten days, several hundred films and cinemas full at eleven in the morning in the darkest part of the year. It is the reason to be here in January. Quelle ↗

Viel los – Winter sports week in Schweden, Schulferien in 3 der Herkunftsländer, aus denen die Gäste kommen

Im Februar beginnt nichts Neues.

Läuft noch: Goteborg Film Festival (24. Jan. – 5. Feb. (meist))

Viel los – Winter sports week in Schweden, Schulferien in 4 der Herkunftsländer, aus denen die Gäste kommen

Im März beginnt nichts Neues.

Hochbetrieb – Valborg and May Day, Easter break in Schweden

• Eröffnung

  Liseberg opens for the season

  15. Apr. – 10. Mai · meistSommersaison beginnt

  The amusement park reopens in spring and runs to the autumn, which is roughly when the city's outdoor season starts too. Before it opens the park is shut and Avenyn is still eating indoors. Quelle ↗

• Feiertag

  Valborg and May Day

  30. Apr. – 1. MaiNationalfeiertagVoll

  Walpurgis Night on 30 April welcomes spring with bonfires, choirs singing and students out in white caps; 1 May is a public holiday with marches, and many shops keep Sunday hours. Quelle ↗

Hochbetrieb – Valborg and May Day, Goteborgsvarvet half marathon

• Festival

  Goteborgsvarvet half marathon

  15.–31. Mai · meistSporteventVollSchließungen

  One of the largest half marathons anywhere, with tens of thousands of runners on closed roads through the centre and over the Alvsborg bridge on a Saturday in late May. Quelle ↗

Läuft noch: Liseberg opens for the season (15. Apr. – 10. Mai (meist)), Valborg and May Day (30. Apr. – 1. Mai)

Hochbetrieb – Midsummer, Summer holidays in Schweden

• Feiertag

  Midsummer

  19.–26. Juni · meistNationalfeiertagSchließungen

  The Friday nearest 24 June shuts the country. Shops, restaurants and museums close, the city empties into the archipelago, and anyone still in town is looking at a locked door. Quelle ↗

Hochbetrieb – Gothia Cup, Summer holidays in Schweden

• Festival

  Gothia Cup

  12.–21. Juli · meistSporteventVollFrüh buchen

  The world's largest youth football tournament brings nearly two thousand teams from around seventy countries for a week in mid-July. Hotels, trams and cheap beds fill with squads, so book early if your dates overlap. Quelle ↗

Hochbetrieb – laut Reisenden Hochsaison, Summer holidays in Schweden

• Festival

  Way Out West

  5.–15. Aug. · meistMusikfestivalFrüh buchen

  Three days in the oak woods of Slottsskogen, with club nights across the city afterwards. It is entirely vegetarian, which catches out anyone expecting festival burgers. Quelle ↗

Viel los – Göteborg Book Fair, Schulferien in 3 der Herkunftsländer, aus denen die Gäste kommen

• Festival

  Göteborg Book Fair

  24.–27. Sep.KunstfestivalVollFrüh buchen

  Scandinavia's big book fair takes over the exhibition centre by Liseberg for four days in late September, with author talks and seminars. Nearby hotels are taken well in advance. Quelle ↗

Hochbetrieb – Halloween at Liseberg, Autumn break in Schweden

• Eröffnung

  Halloween at Liseberg

  3. Okt. – 2. Nov.Großes FestivalVoll

  The amusement park reopens for a month of pumpkins, haunted houses and scare zones, busiest over the autumn school break. The scariest mazes carry age limits. Quelle ↗

Hochbetrieb – Halloween at Liseberg, Christmas at Liseberg

• Festival

  Christmas at Liseberg

  15. Nov. – 30. Dez. · meistWeihnachten & NeujahrVoll

  The park reopens under several million lights with a market, glogg and a handful of rides running in the cold. It is the biggest Christmas market in the Nordics and the queues say so. Quelle ↗

Läuft noch: Halloween at Liseberg (3. Okt. – 2. Nov.)

Hochbetrieb – Christmas at Liseberg, Christmas holidays in Schweden

Im Dezember beginnt nichts Neues.

Läuft noch: Christmas at Liseberg (15. Nov. – 30. Dez. (meist))