based on 3 experiences from female travelers
It was very cozy and lovely. Visited some museums and walked around the city and hiked to the Bergsjön in the morning. There was a beautiful lake and view to the whole city. Met some friends and they showed me around.
Posted: July 24, 2024Gothenburg is my hometown. Everywhere downtown is really safe, I even used to walk home alone from night clubs in the middle of the night and I have never felt unsafe.
Posted: July 13, 2023Accommodation: I can recommend Slottsskogens hostel. Recommendations: Gothenburg is not a big city and it does not have as many attractions to see compared to other European cities, but it is worth trying to see a bit of nature around it if you like forests/oceans. I really recommend doing a day trip to one of the archipelagos, you can easily get there by public ferry, and they are beautiful.
Posted: October 23, 2022Based on 12 local experiences
Based on 12 local experiences
birgül
The Gothenburg is a safe, clean, comfortable and respectful city. I have been living here for a one year. I loved this city. They value children, women and LGBT individuals. They respect them. It's a bit cold in the north but it's not unbearable. I recommend bringing warm clothes even in summer.
Posted: January 30, 2025I feel really safe here and nothing have ever happened to me but you always heard story’s about what happened with other people so your still have to be careful. Gothenburg have some criminality in the suburbs but in the city you don’t notice it.
Posted: December 30, 2024Aldina
Born in Bosnia and now calling Sweden home, I have always been drawn to the richness of different cultures, landscapes, and human connections. With a deep curiosity for the world and a love for adventure, I see travel as more than just a getaway—it’s a way to understand people, history, and the stories that shape us.
birgül
Hello i am Birgül and i am living Gothenburg, Sweden. I am from Istanbul,Turkey. I moved one year ago to Gothenburg. I am chemist and tattoo artist. I like to travel and get to know different cultures
Aldina
Gothenburg
3 days
Born in Bosnia and now calling Sweden home, I have always been drawn to the richness of different cultures, landscapes, and human connections. With a deep curiosity for the world and a love for adventure, I see travel as more than just a getaway—it’s a way to understand people, history, and the stories that shape us.
enya
Gothenburg
3 days
my name is Enya and im 18! i live in a small apartment in gothenburg
Linda
Heya, I'm Linda & I'm a student from Germany ;) My family & I travel to Austria every year & I started going on solo-trips as soon as I was 18. Nothing too long so far & only within Germany & the Netherlands tho :))
Yasmine
Moroccan in Gdansk