CityBuddy
Liseberg (amusement park)
Best time to visit
Late afternoon on weekdays in summer keeps queues shorter and lets you enjoy rides into evening light; for atmosphere, visit December evenings when the park is lit for the Christmas market.
Budget tips
Park entry is free, rides are pay-per-ride or via an unlimited wristband; buy wristbands or discounted ride bundles online in advance and check for weekday or evening offers to save money.
Recommended for
Families, Thrill seekers, Couples, Groups of friends
Plan your visit
4-6 hours
About
Brze činjenice: Over 30 attractions range from thrill-inducing roller coasters to tranquil carousels, and technical solutions keep the queues moving even during rush hours. The scent of freshly made waffles mixes with laughter and music, while the park annually attracts about three million visitors from many different countries.
Istaknuto: Wind in your ears and your heart in your throat, Helix slings you along 1 300 metres of track at speeds up to 100 km/h and serves up intense airtime moments. When darkness falls thousands of lights along the walkways are lit so you can see sparkling lights reflected in the damp asphalt, an effect that often makes visitors stop and take picture after picture.
Insider tips
- Wear comfortable shoes and a lightweight rain jacket, Göteborg weather can change fast.
- Download the Liseberg app to monitor queue times and book show times on the go.
- Ride major coasters like Helix or Balder first thing at opening, or late evening when lines tend to shorten.
- Head to the top of the Ferris wheel or the area near Balder for classic photo views of the park and skyline.
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