Holiday accommodation in Göteborg

Several large companies in Gothenburg are owned by international players and several local companies are world leaders in their industries. The city has an influx from all over the world and the diversity of the inhabitants is greater than ever. Right now, Gothenburg is growing rapidly and is preparing to be able to make room for 700,000 Gothenburgers in 2035. That is almost 120,000 more than today. It also means that Gothenburg is changing. New houses are being built and on land that was previously old industrial land, new residential areas and districts are growing. New roads, bridges, cycle paths, and expanded public transport will make it easier to get around the city, both for private individuals and businesses.

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Centrala Göteborg

Göteborg - House

Holiday home right in the middle of Gothenburg (Göteborg) und nevertheless peacefully located! The exquisite duplex...

126 m²
Dishwasher
Internet
Barbecue

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Apartment in Hälsö - Sea views of Hälsö island, the west coast and Gothenburg

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Sea views of Hälsö island, the west coast and Gothenburg

Hälsö - Apartment

Wonderful sea views from the patio. It also has some sea views from the apartment. The house is located about 100...

70 m²
Dishwasher
Internet
Barbecue

from € 867 / week

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House in Västra Frölunda - Beautiful private home not far from the center of Gothenburg

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Beautiful private home not far from the center of Gothenburg

Västra Frölunda - House

Ocean near holiday home not far away from Gothenburg! This beautiful holiday house is located in a quiet...

140 m²
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Internet

from € 2,473 / week

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Information about the region of Göteborg

Gothenburg is a city that has always been "open to the world". Throughout our history, we have welcomed people and influences from outside, and the city has over time developed with ideas and knowledge from around the world. Gothenburg began to be built in 1619 on the initiative of Gustaf II Adolf and received its city privileges in 1621. The city was built and organized by Dutch and Germans and developed during the 18th century into a thriving shipping and trading city, including through the Swedish East India Company. The first ship sailed from the Port of Gothenburg in 1732 and the last arrived in 1806. The industrial city developed during the 19th and 20th centuries with technology and skills from England and Scotland, and the economy expanded through labor immigration from Italy, Greece, former Yugoslavia, and Finland. In Gothenburg, nature is very varied and there is something for everyone. Coast, forest, mountains or lake, as well as unique valleys and rolling fields. If you want a mix between a big city and beautiful nature, then Gothenburg is for you!