city museum (goteborgs stadsmuseum)

详细介绍了瑞典西海岸地区，尤其是哥德堡所在地区从远古到如今的发展历史，展品比较丰富，但是建议与会瑞典语的人或者懂瑞典情况的人同去，解说词不细致。

Good museum to get to know the region and the city's past. Due to the works on the quay it was not so easy to reach.

This museum is located at the East Indies Company building, in the heart of Gothenburg. Exhibitions tell the history of the city in a very didactic and fun way. Definitely worth a visit!

In a lovely old building that lent itself to this purpose with connecting galleries that flow from one period of history to the next, the Viking room particularly well done on two levels. Most of the notations are in English as well which was a bonus as the the political and corporate medieval history of the City is complicated and very interesting.If the exhibitions extend to include modern times, the development of the finest integrated transport system in the world, the superb Swedish technological achievements then it will truly be superb. On a practical level, the cloakrooms, secure coat storage, restaurant and multi museum ticketing are innovative and top quality, helping to make a memorable visit.

Very good in telling the story of Gothenburg with many artifcacts and good texts, though some weren't translated to English. The viking rooms are interesting, but I actually preferred the ones explaining the foundation of the city up to the 20th Century. Also, great gift shop!

The museum provides an overview of Gothenburg from the Viking age up to the present day. It's okay but not the best museum I've been to. The exhibits don't go into that much detail and quite a few are not in English.

The museum has both temporary exhibitions and exhibitions that remain throughout the year. It's located inside the former trading company "Ostindiska Kompaniet" ( Eastindian Company ). That company used to travel from Göteborg to China and other at the time exotic places and bring back treasures. The shop located in the museum is also very good for souvenirs. They have jewelry, books, housewares etc. There is cafe inside which is very cozy with a separate entrance.

This museum has many interesting artifacts and information. There were Viking coins, jewelry, tools and a ship, all were well displayed. The history of Gothenburg was intriguing as well. Had artifacts like an original key to the city gates, a display on how the East India Co evolved there, and daily life exhibits.The entrance fee also includes entrance to 4 other museums, which is very budget friendly. There were lockers available that you needed a coin to operate, but you received the coin back when you were finished using them.You are also welcome to leave the museum and return with the original entrance ticket. The cafe there was excellent. The staff was very friendly. You could get anything from soup to sandwiches, ice cream, pastries and tea and coffee. Was very impressed that they offered two gluten free pastry items.

A nice survey of the history of the area. Good section exploring changes in Swedish culture. The building is also good example of fine Swedish architecture

The museum gives a brief overview about the history, starting with the Vikings and ending up somewhere in the 19-somewhat. So new Gothenborg does not exist. Most of the exhibition is also in English, but not 100 %. Frankly spoken, I have seen better ones, done with more care. For a short overview, or if it should be rainy outside, it is o.k.

I went here hoping to learn all about the city's past with regards to the Danish/Swedish wars. This wasn't really covered - at least not that I could find. Quite a few of the exhibitions aren't in English, too. There is a Viking section with an actual Viking boat on display which was very cool to see and worth the price of admission.

Just the history of Gothenburg and surrounds. Enough for about 2 hours. The viking ship was cool. Could have done with a better souvenir shop.

Brilliant - as my great grandfather was a mariner this was a must for us. We were not disappointed. Highly recommend this venue on your Goteborg visit.

The museum was full of exhibits on the 15th,16th,17th and 18th century history of Gothenburg. It is worth spending a couple of hours there.

The viking collection was interesting, but I found the rest of the museum rather boring. Most of the exhibits (if not all) had explanations in English.