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Gothenburg Cathedral's yellow-brick nave and green-domed clock tower seen from the cathedral park on a sunny day.
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Gothenburg Cathedral

Gothenburg Cathedral, also called Gustavi Cathedral, is the seat of the Church of Sweden's bishop of Gothenburg. The present neoclassical church by Carl Wilhelm Carlberg replaced a building lost in the fire of 1802; it was consecrated in 1815 and its tower finished in 1825. Inside, white and gold Empire fittings surround an 18th-century altar saved from the fire.

When to go

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Mon10:00–18:30
Tue10:00–18:30
Wed10:00–18:30
Thu10:00–18:30
Fri10:00–18:30
Sat10:00–16:00
Sun10:00–16:00

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Museum of Gothenburg

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Maritiman

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Garden Society of Gothenburg

park

Feskekörka

historic building

Röhsska Museum

museum

Skansen Kronan

historic site

Gothenburg Museum of Art

art museum

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