Getting to Gothenburg is quite easy. It's located on the west coast of Sweden an can be reached by land, sea and through the air.
Ferries run daily to and from Denmark, Germany and the UK.
You can't say you've really seen Sweden if you didn't experience a fabulous cruise on the legendary Cota Canal. This enormous waterway expands for miles and miles and goes at least across ten lakes and one inland sea. Steam ships defeat this 'Blue Ribbon of Sweden' in order to give the visitors a good view of the surroundings, comprised of meadows, old villages, castles and convents. It's a charming way to get from Stockholm to Goteberg (and the other way around of course).
Trains arrive at Central station (Drottningtorget square) from destinations troughout Sweden. Gothenburg can be reached by air from most major cities within Europe.
Göteborg Landvetter airport is around 25 km east of the city. There are buses from the city centre to Landvetter every 15 minutes, and the journey takes about 20 minutes.