The Gothenburg Town Hall Square, also known as Gustav Adolf Square, is named after the King Gustav Adolf Square in Sweden. The City Hall is located in the heart of Gothenburg. In the center of the square stands the sculpture of the founder of Gustav Adolf II, the city of Gothenburg. The white building behind it is the town hall. Compared with other cities, the Town Hall Square and the City Hall are not big. Fortunately, the view is wide, the ground is very clean, and the riverbank is guarded. A group of well-behaved pigeons come here to sunbathe, and the lazy flying is not happy. Even after my pursuit, I walked at a constant speed. The surrounding roads extend in all directions, and the blue trams shuttle back and forth are one of the city's scenery. Under the backdrop of it, the street has a retro taste.