Gothenburg Volvo Car Museum Travel Guide
Scenic spot introduction:
Gothenburg Volvo Car Museum (Volvo museum) is a place to show the glory of Volvo cars history The museum is a professional museum with advanced design concepts and is also a must-see attraction in Gothenburg, Sweden. When visitors enter the museum, it is like a journey through time. Antique car to modern Concept cars From cars to airplanes and ships, each exhibit tells the history of this world-famous automobile brand in great detail, making the trip worthwhile for visitors.Attractions distribution:
Volvo Car Museum Located in Arendal, Gothenburg Volvo Factory The museum has two floors, arranged along the timeline of Volvo's development. Founder Introduction and used office , the old Antique car , Sports Car , truck etc. Modern bus , Rally Car , Concept cars Etc. More particularly, many Military Vehicles , fighter , vessel The engines are also on display one by one, and all of them are genuine products, which is an eye-opener.Scenic spot features:
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Scenic spot location:
Europe > Sweden > Gothenburg
How to get there:
In Gothenburg, take trams 32, 128, 178, 184 to Arendal Skans; or trams 5, 6 or 10 to Eketrägatan Hisingen and transfer to tram 32 to Götaverken Arendal.
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Tickets
Volvo Ticket Prices:
Adults 60 kronor, 6-12 years old 25 kronor, under 6 years old free;
120 kroner for families;
Groups of 20 or more: 45 CZK per person;
Volvo employee ID cards are free of charge.
Scenic area opening hours:
Tuesday to Friday 10:00 to 17:00, Saturday and Sunday 11:00 to 16:00.
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
Many of the vehicles on display allow visitors to enter and experience the interior, which not only allows them to feel the charm of the brand, but is also a good opportunity to take photos.
Best time to visit:
All seasons
Shopping recommendations:
(Shopping) Nordstan, Innerstaden Shopping Center, Avenyn Shopping Center, the largest shopping center in the city and in Northern Europe.
(Food) Fresh fish, Swedish meatballs, potato dumplings, pea soup, open-faced sandwiches.
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