A safe visit

The hotels and restaurants in Gothenburg have made adjustments in order to ensure a safe experience. Visita, the sector and employers’ organisation for the Swedish tourism industry, have launched the campaign Safe to visit, with suggested measures to prevent the spread of infection.

Read more about the campaign Safe to visit here.

Most restrictions lifted from February 9 2022

From February 9 2022, most of the restrictions put in place to slow down the spread of Covid-19 will be lifted. The remaining recommendations are to get vaccinated and stay at home/avoid close contact with others in case of Covid-19 like symptoms.

Read more about the current recommendations measures here.

Travelling to and within Sweden

At krisinformation.se you will find updated information about travel restrictions and entry requirements.

Please pay attention to specific restrictions stated by your airline, train, bus or ferry operator.

At Göteborg-Landvetter Airport, there are various safety measures in place.

The shuttle bus service Flygbussarna, as well as the major taxi operators, have also taken measures to ensure your safety.

It’s easy to get around the city by rental bike, by electric scooter or on foot. Credit: Happy Visuals/Göteborg & Co

Gothenburg’s city centre is very compact and you can walk basically everywhere. Public transport is operating as usual and you can see how crowded a departure usually is in the app Västtrafik To Go.

Read more about public transport advice and measures here.