Like most small town train station this is small with just a kiosk (Pressbyrån) selling sweets,…read moresnacks, drinks and magazines. This has limited hours and isn't opened late evenings. There are enough seats and there are even internet accessed computers at a fee. The ticket service has never ever been opened the many times I've been there, so make sure to buy tickets in advance.

Nice place! There are a lot of places to eat and shop, and the places are all really well labeled…read more There are luggage storage areas (80 kr for a day), and there are showers and bathrooms as well. The station is super convenient, as there are busses and trams right outside. The building looks very medieval and Harry Potter-like, so it's pretty awesome!

Good selection of shops and eating options…read more They've had a face lift recently. It is no longer that hang out for non-travellers anymore. It is actually pretty pleasant waiting for your bus or train here now.

Grönsakstorget isn't just a boring tram and bus junction. Around here you can find a wide range of…read moreshopping, coffee and restaurants. This is also where Pedagogen is located - one of the institutes of Gothenburg University. There is a café inside but it is not any cheaper as you could think being a students' café. Best selection is around Magasinsgatan or along Västra Hamngatan, but don't forget to take any of the side streets. That being said, this is not a very pleasant area for recreation or just strolling as it is traffic and just streets. But since there are no benches for seating it doesn't gather winos or vagrants which often is the case at parks or larger junctions. Just the stairs from Pedagogen full of students. So next time, jump off the tram here and take a walk to find a new favourite shop or restaurant!

This rest stop is actually also a restaurant…read more But if you did bring your own food there are tables by the lake. Beautifully situated. It is a bit tricky to find the road leading here. You can see it from the road but you have to turn long before you see it. Toilets by the restaurant.

What a beautiful place. Rarely do you enter an establishment and can feel the mystique it has to…read moreoffer. Gorgeous inside and out, the Grand Hotel is bar-none the sweetest hotel in the area. Quick access to shops, restaurants and public transportation. The lobby and rooms have so much character-- unlike anything I've seen before. Although we never made it to their restaurant for dinner, the breakfast spread was plentiful and scrumptious. Checking in and out was a breeze. Housekeeping on top of everything.

It's the tram station where I hop on and off the tram. What more can you say? I am happy it does…read morehave a working screen so you can see when the next tram is coming. A lot of the stops don't have a screen, or it doesn't work.

This tram and bus junction is pretty wide and you certainly need to get the specific stops right…read morewhen transferring. If you are unfamiliar with this junction, have at least 5-10 minutes to your connection, so you won't panic, run in the wrong direction and miss it - it might be in the other end. Stops are clearly indicated once you get around in peace. There is a Pressbyrån kiosk and McDonald's along with a grocery store.

The signs for this lounge direct you to the end of the terminal only to be redirected back to gate…read more18 where both lounges are found and where are you initially enter this terminal. This lounge is tiny, but welcoming and even has a small kiddy corner. When you arrive, you scan yourself in with your boarding pass and are greeted by a friendly face at the reception desk. The breakfast selection was very good. At 5:30 AM. They had oatmeal with defrosted fruit, different variations of bread with multiple options of yogurt, including lactose, free. They had multiple kinds of jelly to put on the yoghurt or toast and even had a very basic charcuterie set up on the other side with a few cheeses some cold cuts, some fermented herring, hard-boiled eggs, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers. They had a large selection for teas and had a very easy coffee machine that gave you multiple delicious options.

This is Stockholm, I would have expected something nicer since the airlines IS Scandanavian…read moreAirlines SAS, but it has the feeling of a very pleasant bus stop not a lounge. The staff are quite pleasant but the facilities are quite budget and or worn and sparse. There was mushroom soup and the bread rolls you get on the inflight service. In flight, they give you heated rolls, not here. One tray of sliced cheese to put on 6 different bread choices but none appetizing looking. A bowl of fruit, a bowl of chips. It reminds me of a college dorm party. The bathrooms are also decently clean but very beat up looking and the magazine selection is non existent. I was quite surprised because I expected more since the Gothenberg lounge and breakfast offering was quite good. I think the art should be styled or updated, it also has the look of a dorm room.