How can I give Uber anything else than 5 stars?…read more It is easy and smooth and half the price of the regular taxi. You can estimate the fare before requesting. If you get a guy that drives very slowly the price will get higher than calculated - but still cheaper. From city to Landvetter airport it is between 220 and 260 SEK. You do not need to know the language, you can use the same smart phone app in every country and you never need to pay before stepping out. Meaning no cash needed, no cards needed. The quality of the cars can differ, but so far I have only gotten fresh cars and super friendly drivers. I just started to use Uber in Gothenburg.

Very good and safe move of car filled with belongings from Oakland, CA to Gothenburg, Sweden by…read moreNordtrafik och Aladdin Freight. The price was way below competitors in CA. The service was great!

The Stromma Archipelago Cruise aboard the St. Erik was a beautiful ride among the Swedish…read morearchipelago islands (both inhabited and not), along with a delicious meal and very well appointed boat! You board the St. Erik at the Lilla Bommen dock, and it takes you first past all the immense boats and nautical ships in the harbor. That was very cool to see the behemoth cranes and giant vessels as we glided by on our little passenger craft. After we rode out of the port for a good distance, lunch was served. It was delectable Swedish meatballs (if you have had "enough" Swedish meatballs and are disappointed in this choice, you're doing Sweden wrong). Pairings were lingonberry sauce for the meatballs (yum!), sweet pickles, and some well seasoned potatoes. We cruised by Älvsborg Fortress and heard some commentary about the fortress's part in Sweden's history. It was built to protect Gothenburg from attacks via the sea, but is now defunct as a fortress and is more of a tourist spot to boat out and view it. You can also go up on the deck to view what you're passing by instead of out of the windows, and I highly recommend that. We were gliding by gorgeous rock formations in the crystal blue water, small uninhabited islands, and small fishing outposts. It does get cold up on the exterior deck outside, so definitely bring a warm sweater or jacket if you're not there in the warmer months. No matter what time of year you go, it's definitely worth the time to do an archipelago tour from Gothenburg, and the ones via Stromma that include lunch are top notch!

We enjoyed a Brunch Cruise with the Carl Michael Bellman on Saturday, November 8, 2017. Even though…read morethe weather was somewhat grey and dismal, the 3 hour cruise to parts of the southern archipelago was great. You can't do much about the weather, but the Brunch served made up for that. The staff were very attentive, making sure everything was to our satisfaction, and clearing the tables of dirty dishes discretely and efficiently. The dishes served were super fresh and very tasty. The selection is not huge, but it definitely covers what you want for a brunch. The desserts were awesome, and we were more than satisfied. The Chef, Lotta Bäckström, and her staff, certainly lived up to our expectations. This is one of the best things you can do if you want to combine seeing part of the Archipelago and have some great food with excellent service. We will definitely be back next summer, hopefully with some sunshine to enhance the cruise.

What can i say - it is hard to review public transportation…read more I think it is perfect to use Vasttrafik when going places. It is fast and easy. I only use it in the city and to neighbouring communities. They make announcements in speakers when traffic is delayed. Cash is not accepted on buses - only bank cards or prepaid bus cards. On trams you can buy tickets in cash machines (not sure if this goes with ALL trams).

expensive and unnecessary complicated ticket system. on the…read moreplus side it's easy to travel in gothenburg

Wonderful company. I worked with them several times and they always supervise me with how…read moreprofessional they are. Reliable and trustworthy. I recommend to everyone.