Experience the best of Gothenburg and save up to 50% with a convenient all-inclusive digital pass. Choose between 1-day or multi-day pass and enjoy access to more than 25 attractions, tours, and other experiences. Embark on fascinating bus and boat tours, and visit the city's most popular museums. Use your phone as your entrance ticket to all the included attractions, for as many days as you choose. Download the Go City app and make use of the interactive guide, Plan your itinerary and book attractions in real-time, then activate your pass by scanning the QR code at any attraction. Cruise through the southern archipelago to the beautiful island of Vinga, visit the famous Volvo Museum, or explore historic and contemporary design at The Röhsska Museum. Customize your adventure with hop-on hop-off bus and boat tours, and see local hidden gems aboard a paddan boat. The Gothenburg All-Inclusive Pass includes: • Paddan boat tour (seasonal - April to October) • Röhsska Museum • Laserdome • Prison Island (reservations required) • Guided tour to Vinga (seasonal - July to August) • Bohus Fortress • Hop-on hop-off boat tour (seasonal - July to August) • Gunnebo House • Hop-on hop-off bus tour (seasonal - April to September) • Archipelago guided tour (seasonal - summer) • Volvo Museum • Ringlinien Heritage Tram • The Gothenburg Museum of Art & Hasselblad Center • Gothenburg's Chocolate & Candy Shop • Gothenburg Tramway Museum • Gothenburg Sports Museum • Casino Cosmopol • Röda Sten Konsthall • Slottsskogen Adventure Golf (seasonal - April to October) • Tour of Hisingen (seasonal - spring) • Gothenburg City Museum • Säveån paddan boat tour (seasonal - spring) • Maritiman Floating Ship Museum (seasonal - April to October) • Aeroseum • Gothenburg Botanical Garden

Visit one of the most complete 18th century estates in Scandinavia, Gunnebo House and Gardens, on a walking tour. Learn about the Hall family who built and lived in the House and about the striking architecture of its gardens from your local guide. Walk into Gunnebo House and feel like you've stepped back to the 18th century. Located on a hill, the neoclassical manor house stands tall and overlooks the surrounding countryside. Hear stories of how the House came into being. It was constructed at the end of the 18th century as a summer residence in the neoclassical style for John Hall, at the time one of the wealthiest men in Sweden, who hailed from Scotland. Learn how John Hall engaged the services of the city architect of Gothenburg, Carl Wilhelm Carlberg, to design the House and the surrounding gardens, the servants’ quarters, and the service buildings. After your guided tour, stroll in the neat and manicured gardens and try the organic and seasonal menu at the restaurant and café.