Simply walking the historic streets of Downtown Gothenburg is a destination in itself, but there are several points of interest you may wish to visit. Take a ferry to the southern Gothenburg archipelago, a series of islands with historical connections to the Viking Age. With no cars allowed on the islands, the archipelago offers a unique glimpse at medieval traditions and natural beauty. Car enthusiasts will marvel at the Volvo Museum, found in Western Gothenburg in tribute to the city’s role as the birthplace of the Volvo Group. If you want to experience Swedish culture and take in the sights and sounds of a Gothenburg market, consider a visit to Haga. This small city district is known for its 19th-century homes and atmosphere, with a cobblestone pedestrian street down the middle of picturesque homes and businesses. If you’re looking for more excitement and thrill in your visit, consider a day at Liseberg. This local favorite is an amusement park with roller-coasters, music and dancing, and seasonal celebrations for holidays such as Halloween or Christmas.