Gothenburg, Sweden:
Kronhuset – Gothenburg’s oldest building
After leaving Copenhagen behind, we continued our journey north to Gothenburg in Sweden.
We only spend one afternoon in Gothenburg strolling through the city centre and visiting the Maritiman (a number of historical ships in the harbour) as well as the City Museum. Maybe we were spoilt by wonderful Copenhagen or it was the cloudy weather, but I was a bit underwhelmed. Check out the gallery to get an idea yourself:
Maritiman
Maritiman
a hungry Fieldfare
harbour of Gothenburg
harbour of Gothenburg
Kronhuset – Gothenburg’s oldest building
Kronhuset – Gothenburg’s oldest building
City Museum
viking ship
viking ship
in the City Museum
in the City Museum
stone age tools
Gothenburg in the 19th century
heart-shaped silver necklace
Christinae Church (aka German Church)
Gothenburg
Gothenburg Cathedral
Gothenburg Cathedral
Saluhallen (market hall)
Saluhallen (market hall)
Stora Teatern
Feskekôrka (fish market)
Landsvägsgatan
Haga Nygata
After spending one night in Gothenburg, we left very early in the morning for a long train ride all the way to Bergen in western Norway.
Matt Travels 
A Scandinavian adventure is always a good adventure. I visited Gothenburg back in 2009, and I must say I share your feelings about the place. However, I almost certainly didn’t give it enough time to do it justice.
haha – I agree! I think with a bit more time and nicer weather, I would have enjoyed the city much more! 😀
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