West Coast (Västkusten)

Welcome to Vänersborg, Sweden's charming 'Lilla Paris'! Located on the southern shore of the vast Vänersee, a city awaits you that perfectly combines Scandinavian serenity with rich history and beautiful nature. Here, the Göta älv begins its journey to the West Coast, offering you a unique blend of urban flair and idyllic lakeside scenery.

Welcome to Fjällbacka, a charming fishing village on Sweden's west coast, where picturesque red wooden houses rise against dramatic granite cliffs and the glittering archipelago. This place, famous as the setting for Camilla Läckberg's thrilling crime novels, promises you a perfect blend of coastal romance, breathtaking nature, and cultural insights.

Trollhättan, majestically situated on the Göta Älv, is a city where the impressive power of nature meets pioneering engineering. Here, you'll not only experience the spectacular Trollhätte Waterfalls and the fascinating lock system, but also delve into a rich industrial history that has significantly shaped Sweden.

Welcome to Smögen, one of the most vibrant and most visited fishing villages on Sweden's West Coast! Here you'll find a perfect blend of lively summer atmosphere, traditional maritime charm, and unforgettable nature experiences. Immerse yourself in the vibrant life around the famous Smögenbryggan and let yourself be enchanted by the rugged beauty of the archipelago.

Die atemberaubende Schärenküste von Bohuslän verzaubert mit über 8.000 Inseln, malerischen Fischerdörfern und einer einzigartigen Granitlandschaft.

Gothenburg, Sweden's second-largest city, is shaped by its maritime heritage and characteristic canals. Here, you'll discover a mix of historic charm and modern city life. The Haga district, with its cobblestone streets and well-preserved wooden houses, invites you to a traditional Fika. Along the grand boulevard Avenyn, you'll find numerous shops, restaurants, and cultural institutions. The Feskekôrka, a fish market hall shaped like a church, offers fresh seafood. For a glimpse into nature and the archipelago landscape, it's best to take a ferry to the nearby islands. Exploring the city on foot or with the efficient trams is recommended to experience Gothenburg's diverse facets.