Gotaplatsen

Gothenburg is a famous port city on the southwestern coast of Sweden. Located on the banks of the Yota Canal in the Katgat Strait, across the sea from the northern tip of Denmark. We take a boat to Denmark from here to see, Gothenburg is a beautiful city.

Gota Square is a very important building and an interesting place in Gothenburg city. The square is not very large, but you can see some Swedish specialty cafes and small hotels, which are all characteristic areas that can be slowly appreciated.

A square with the theme of Poseidon, the square can also see many good content, the tourism projects here are relatively simple, it takes an hour, and the surroundings of the square are also relatively rich.

Gota Square is the cultural center of Gothenburg. The square and surrounding buildings were built for the Expo in 1923. There are art museums (Konstmuseet), concert halls (Konserthuset,, and the theater (Stadsteatern).

At the end of the boulevard is the Art Center of Gothenburg. This is a must-pass place for tourists. Looking at the square, you can see the statue of Poseidon, the Greek mythological sea god, standing in the middle of the square. The sea god holds fish in his left hand and shells in his right hand. This is the symbol of Gothenburg's Ocean Age power. The tram is fun. I found a restaurant with an environment. I sat down for dinner.

Situated at the end of the street, this is one of the town's main shopping and restaurant streets. The main feature of this square is the Poseidon Fountain, which is located next to the Concert Hall in the Prospect of the Art Museum. Many people walk through the square, a great place to enjoy the sun on a clear day.