Very nice place to relax. Variety of quiet areas to chill alone or with others, nice sauna and…read moreshower facilities. Fun men in saunas to enjoy.

I love coming here for yoga, soul ride and enjoying massage, the pools and the sauna. A bit of…read moreparadise for our long winters in Sweden. You can Pre-book classes online.

Went there for a massage, they had double booked us with someone else. Mistakes happen but offering…read moresomething else or at least an apology would have been nice. A couple of the saunas were broken but otherwise it was nice.

Rated as one of the 10 best spas in Sweden, I recommend to spend a day at the spa which cost around…read more700 sek (60 usd) and it includes breakfast buffet, use of the facilities such as saunas, turkish baths, steam rooms, aromatherapy, cold and hot pools, relaxing spots, tea room, fancy dressing rooms and lockers, bathrobes and sandals so cozy you won't want to return! and the outstanding outdoor pool which is at 30 degrees in a -10 degrees weather. Absolutely fantastic! I left feeling energized, purified, unstressed and in loooove!

Nice indoor play garden for 2-13 years old. Place is safe for kids. Prices for drinks are a bit…read morehigh and the place could be cleaner. There's free parking space, but not enough for a Saturday. There's free wifi that sometimes works, but 3G is faster. All together a nice place to visit with kids!

Saltholmen is the departure point for the archipelago south of Göteborg. There's a small beach and…read morean area for swimming. And an old fashioned kro (inn) with food and drink. But it is best known as where you park your car and catch the ferry to the car-free islands where people have their summer homes or rent one. There's a trolley to Saltholmen. Don't forget: it stays light very late in the summer in Sweden. Salthomen was beautiful at 9:30 pm (21:30 for Europeans) as the sun slowly set.

The best "beach" in Gothenburg! You'll find ferries to take you to the island (via your västtrafik…read moreticket) and to the west are some small areas you can sit by the ocean. It's not a typical beach with sand, but there are rocks and ladders you can use to jump from and climb out. There is a huge parking lot but in high season expect to come early to snag a spot, else you'll have to find street parking a few kilometers away. There's only a few restaurants and some are only open during the summer season, so plan accordingly!