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Gothenburg Airport: offering an impressive range of winter sun and city break destinations

Göteborg Landvetter Airport (GOT) is Sweden’s second main airport. In 2018, 6.8 million passengers used this airport to fly to or from over 80 non-stop destinations right across Europe, from Moscow in the east to Keflavik in the west, the Middle East (Beirut), Turkey (Antalya, Istanbul and Bodrum), all the way down to the Canary Islands in the south. The busiest routes are to London airports (Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted), followed by Amsterdam and Frankfurt. The Paris Charles de Gaulle route flown by Air France (in the shape of our Hop! subsidiary) is the most popular French destination from GOT. Air France fly to a further 200+ destinations from hub airports such as Paris CDG and Paris Orly.

Did you know?

There’s an unusual service available to those on a flight leaving from Göteborg Landvetter Airport (GOT) – a VIP wedding! This service is perfect for couples wanting to head off on honeymoon straightaway and can be booked for up to 18 guests.

Göteborg claims it’s home to the largest cinnamon bun in the world (although the Guinness Book of Records suggests that honour should go to a bakery in Oregon. What isn’t in dispute is that the city contains the world’s only stuffed example of the world’s largest mammal – the Blue Whale.

Göteborg Landvetter Airport is a little under 25km from the city centre. The journey typically takes 20 to 35 minutes along Kungsbackaleden and Route 27/Route 40 (look for exit 77-Flygplatsvägen). There are multiple parking options:

• Express indoor: 2 minute walk to terminal
• Express outdoor: 2 to 4 minute walk
• Long-term: 5 to 9 minute walk
• 2 pick-up/drop-off areas.

The Flygbussarna express bus service runs from the Nils Ericson terminal beside the central train station to GOT at a frequency of between every 12 and 15 minutes, the journey lasting 30 minutes. Buses run from 4.15am to 11.15pm, 7 days a week.

Västraffik bus 612 operates between the Landvetter bus station and the airport, while Nettbus, Swebus Express and FlixBus also make the journey to GOT from locations in Göteborg and various regional centres.

Taxis and the Sunfleet carsharing service.