You can travel to Gothenburg in several ways – travel by air, train or bus.
BY PLANE
The international airport Landvetter (GOT) is located 25 kilometres south-east of the city centre and you can travel from various destinations in Europe and the world.
Göteborg Landvetter Airport
438 80 Landvetter, Sweden
Airlines flying to Landvetter
To and from the airport
It's easy to get to and from the airport with the shuttle bus service Flygbussarna with departures up to every 12 minutes. Buses leave outside the terminal building and the first stop is Korsvägen (ICS Venue). The journey to Korsvägen takes about 20 minutes.
You can buy your bus ticket online ahead of time, or from a ticket machine or the bus driver. Note that you cannot pay the driver in cash. Click here for the Flygbyssarna time table and ticket information.
Alternatively, take the cheaper, but less frequent line, the Swebus Express.
Taxis are located directly outside the arrivals hall. Ask for fixed fare from the airport to the ICS Venue. (Approx. 310-450 SEK depending on company) Taxi companies recommended by venue: Taxi Göteborg, Taxi Kurir, VIP taxi, Taxi 020 and Sverigetaxi Göteborg. Uber is also available in Gothenburg.
BY TRAIN
SJ, Västtrafik, Öresundståget, NSB and MTR Express are running frequent services to and from the central station in Gothenburg, connecting the city with the Scandinavian capitals Stockholm, Oslo and Copenhagen.
The journey times are just under 4 hours from Oslo, around 3 hours from Stockholm and 3,5 hours from Copenhagen. The trains from Denmark stop at Copenhagen international airport, making it a convenient option to fly there and catch the train to Gothenburg.
BY BUS
The bus terminal Nils Ericssonterminalen is serviced by long distance and express bus companies like Swebus, Nettbus and Bus4you. You can easily travel to Gothenburg from major cities in Sweden and Scandinavia.
The journey time is around 3,5 hours from Oslo, 6,5 hours from Stockholm, 3,5 hours from Malmö and 5 hours from Copenhagen.
Travel by bus in West Sweden with public transport company Västtrafik.