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♥️QUANTO COSTA UN VIAGGIO DI NATALE IN SVEZIA♥️ Ciao ragazzi! Qualche settimana fa siamo stati qualche giorno a Göteborg in Svezia. I bambini desideravano tanto andare in un luogo Natalizio, con la neve e con il freddo. Non avevano mai visto la neve e mai assaporato il vero freddo. Così io e Nico ci siamo messi all’opera per creare un viaggio perfetto per loro ma anche per molte famiglie come la nostra. un viaggio dedicato soprattutto ai piccini, ma che è piaciuto tanto anche a noi grandi🤭 Vi lasciamo tutte le info qui sotto visto che in tanti ce le avete chieste ✈️Volo Roma Fiumicino-Göteborg: 30 euro a persona a/r più supplemento bagaglio in base alle necessità. Se aggiungete un bagaglio da stiva a persona, più bagaglio a mano, posto assegnato e imbarco prioritario spenderete sui 100 euro. 🚎Autobus Aeroporto Landvetter-Centro città di Göteborg a/r: 21 euro adulto e 19 bambini da 8 anni in sula compagnia è @flygbussarna 🏨Dormire al Liseberg Grand Curiosa Hotel: 180 euro a notte per una camera per 5 persone con colazione comprese e tutte le attività per i bambini da fare in hotel. 🎡Liseberg Park il parco giochi più grande di Svezia: 30 euro per ingresso al villaggio di Natale e accesso a tutte le attrazioni e giochi. Se non siete amanti di giochi e giostre potete entrare al parco e visitare solo il villaggio di Natale e passeggiare per 11 euro. I bambini sotto i 110 cm non pagano. 🧆Per i pasti abbiamo speso dagli 8 a max 20 euro, mangiando in locali economici e street food. Spesso cibo svedese 🚊Il tram cittadino costa 3 euro per 90 minuti dagli 8 anni in su ❓Che ne pensate? Vi è piaciuto il nostro viaggio? Vi piacerebbe farlo? ♥️I nostri piccoli sono stati felicissimi e siamo stati felicissimi anche noi che abbiano potuto vivere un’altra esperienza bellissima da aggiungere alla lista di cose belle che questa vita riserva per loro #natale#natale2023#christmas#christmastree#nataleiscoming#christmasmood#natalesiavvicina#mercatinidinatale#mercatinodinataleinsvezia#svezia#sweden#ideeweekend#ideenatale#Göteborg#adozione#adozioneinternazionale#mixedfamily#adoptionrocks#famigliamulticulturale#visitsweden#goteborg#christmasingöteborg#liseberg
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Liseberg amusement park is (in European standards) quite large, with rides and entertainment for all ages. I'll recommend to come early and get tickets in advance via the website, then you only need to scan the QR code to print your tour pass. We purchased a small ridepass for our daughter (7 years), but many attractions for her age still required extra pass tickets for her. That's too expensive (25 SEK a piece) compared to an adult pass where you can ride everything for free. Some rides require 2 or 3 tickets for her to enter, so I'd recommend getting a adult pass. This pass can be upgraded at the information stand at the entrances. I won't give this park 5 stars because of: - There are no signs in the park that indicate where the different rides are located, so you either have to run around with a physical map or look at the app, which isn't helpful in finding the way, it just displays the estimated waiting time at a certain ride. - The route from the parking lot to the entrance isn't clearly marked. When we went there (July 2023) they had massive construction to build the water park, and no signs pointed us to the entrance. -You pay for parking (not at the open parking areas) and there's no discount connected to the purchase of a tour pass from Liseberg (50% off, cupon code etc), and in the parking structure there's no signs that point you in the direction of the amusement park. + they do get a plus for the ability to charge your car in the parking facility. Remember to bring your cable and register with the app as an electric vehicle, then charging is free as long as you pay for standard parking. Use the app "Parking Göteborg". In comparison with the biggest park in Denmark Fårup Sommerland i do miss the more open areas with playgrounds, toilets, trees and tables, where you can sit, relax and eat lunch. In Liseberg the attractions are right next to one another, making it harder to relax a bit (if so desired). I miss the water attractions but they are to come, construction is to be completed late 2024 according to the signs. All in all a pleasant experience with plenty of entertainment for both children and adults.
Kim Øland BidefordtKim Øland Bidefordt
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Even in the rain, Liseberg amusement Park in Gothenburg, Sweden, is well worth a visit. Went there with my family, and we all loved it. As mentioned, it was raining on the day we went there, but nobody seemed to mind. If anything, people were having more fun. I'd just suggest bringing a poncho or rainwear on these sorts of days. TIPS - GETTING IN You can, of course, pay online for your ticket/ wristbands. But we didn't and so bought our day passes on site. Full access for a family (2 teens 2 adults) was roughly over €230. TIPS - THE ATTRACTIONS/RIDES: We arrived at opening time (10am) so the cues weren't bad. Even later in the day, we had to wait no longer than 20 minutes max. I believe on sunny days it can be very long queues so be prepared. Using the Liseberg app, you can book your times lots and join the virtual queue. It's very handy for top rides. TIPS - FOOD: There were plenty of food options in the park, very kids friendly. As can be expected, there are lots of sweet stalls. TIPS - ACCESSIBILITY Assume one that can't really walk in stairs, I found it easy to get around. Plenty of lifts, escalators, and flat landscapes. I'm not sure if all rides would be wheelchair accessible but just check with Liseberg on that. TIPS - PAYING ON SITE: In Sweden, they use something called Swish (it's a payment card/option). You can pay for most things with that. If you are not from Sweden, make sure you bring lots of 10Skr coins or notes. There are machines scattered around to exchanges. Hope this helps and have a great visit. My family and I are looking to go back in 2024 when their new aqua park (next door) opens up and looks great!
Malin ConveryMalin Convery
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I visited Liseberg on Halloween night. Liseberg, located in Gothenburg city center — Korsvägen, is the biggest amusement park in Scandinavia peninsula. The rides here are very high, fast and extremely exciting! The layouts of their Halloween activity are well orchestrated and are gorgeous! Both the rides and actors/actresses are scary and professional! I love them all. 🤩 The park is big and well built. The rides are numerous and various, and most of them are so special that it’s difficult to find others similar to them. Also, the decorations, plantings, landscaping are fantastic. I would recommend this place to travelers who come to visit Göteborg in Sweden!! (Updated on 2022/12/11) Hej Hej ! I came here again with all-in-one pass in Christmas season. The decorations and all the layouts are really well-arranged and fantastic! I finally had a chance to take the rides in Liseberg, although not every one is opened now. I took Balder, Valkyria and others. I thought Valkyria is the most terrifying ride but it is actually not, whereas, on the contrary, Balder is unexpectedly scary… 😖😖 By the way, the Christmas market and shows are very good. You can enjoy a joyful Christmas atmosphere in this wonderland! 5 stars for this amazing amusement park! I love Liseberg, the biggest and best one in Scandinavia peninsula! You must come!
蕭紫均蕭紫均
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When researching the Gothenburg Christmas market I was really disappointed not to have found more information on Liseberg. It's a beautiful park decorated especially for Christmas (free entry) with over 5 million lights (powered by renewable energy). We went around on a Saturday afternoon/evening and it was quite busy and cold. There were coal/fire stoves dotted around to warm people up as they went along. There were food stalls, stalls selling jewellery and winter warmers and the occasional hot beverage stop (which was a little disappointing) but as long as you're happy to wait in a few queues and don't mind paying a bit for the drinks, totally worth it. The Glögg is a really sweet mulled wine (always good to know). The drinks in the area are quite expensive. The ice rinks looked good, the Ferris wheel looked great and it's a great place for pics. All the music we heard was Christmassy. Goats play a huge part in Christmas. We had a river cruise to the park and he mentioned that as Santa was seen as a saint they used to believe/have stories of a goat delivering the gifts. There are cash points there (not sure if they charge), and plenty of public toilets. Most food places were restaurants so you can go in the warm and grab some food.
Neena PatelNeena Patel
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As soon as we walked in we were greeted by friendly staff ready to help us out and a clean environment. Liseberg is deceptively big and they've squeezed as much as they can into the place without it feeling over crowded. As two young adults we had plenty of excellent rollercoasters and thrill rides to do, but also enjoyed the selection of calmer rides. The theming is great throughout, with a bright and colourful children's area that has plenty of rides as well as play equipment. The food and drink isn't too expensive for theme park food. We never queued for more than 40 minutes for any ride despite going on a busy, sunny Friday. Most queues were cool to stand in with good ventilation and plenty of exists if you needed to leave. The toilets were cleaned regularly and never too busy. There were plenty of water fountains to fill up water bottles around the park as well as benches or rocks to have a sit on. There was also a nice selection of classic theme park food and a few traditional Swedish items available to buy. We had a fantastic day out and could certainly go back again as we didn't get everything done.
Hannah WattsHannah Watts
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Nearby Attractions Of Liseberg
Universeum
Gothenburg Museum of Art
Helix
Museum of World Culture
Göteborgs Konserthus
Balder
Poseidon
Poseidon statue
Willys Hemma Göteborg Johanneberg
Valhallabadet
Universeum
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Museum of World Culture
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Nearby Restaurants Of Liseberg
Heaven 23
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Cyrano
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Toso
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Bombay Street
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Eva's Paley
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Örgrytevägen 5, 402 22 Göteborg, Sweden
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liseberg.se
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family friendly
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Liseberg is an amusement park located in Gothenburg, Sweden, that opened in 1923. It is one of the most visited amusement parks in Scandinavia, attracting about three million visitors annually.
attractions: Universeum, Gothenburg Museum of Art, Helix, Museum of World Culture, Göteborgs Konserthus, Balder, Poseidon, Poseidon statue, Willys Hemma Göteborg Johanneberg, Valhallabadet, restaurants: Heaven 23, Toso, Bombay Street, Eva's Paley, Pasta +, SK Mat & Människor, Humm, Mikado Teppanyaki & Izakaya, Dinner 22, Cyrano
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