Gustaf Adolf's Square

The town hall square is also quite large. In the core of the city hall in Gothenburg, there is a sculpture in the middle of the square. The specific character introduction is not very understood. The surrounding shops can buy some local specialties, which is also a very good experience.

　　Gothenburg, Sweden, is a beautiful seaport city, which is not frozen all year round. This Dutch-style Swedish city has ancient buildings such as royal residences, cathedrals and other buildings, attracting hundreds of thousands of tourists from home and abroad every year, and is a famous tourist destination in Sweden. Rapid economic development and modern business also made Gothenburg an important throat in northern Europe.

Gothenburg City Hall in Sweden is the city center here, the square of this location is also quite wide, you can see a sculpture of a king in early Sweden, the environment of the city hall is also very clean, the periphery can be visited.

Gothenburg City Hall Square is the largest urban square in Gothenburg. In the middle of the square is a large open-air market, mainly selling some fruits and vegetables, flowers and local crafts. The daily life here is very lively, and it is a good place to come to Gothenburg to experience the local customs.

Gothenburg City Hall Square, is the largest square in Gothenburg Old Town. The ground of the square is paved with stone bricks, showing the simplicity of medieval Europe. The square will have a market every Friday, with flowers, fruits, vegetables, handicrafts, etc., very lively.

Some squares in northern Europe are small, and this square is located in the old city of ⛲️ square with the Royal Swedish Opera House, the Swedish State Council, the Hereditary King's Uterus and the Swedish Ministry of Defense; South of the square, is the Swedish Parliament on Holy Spirit Island, and in the center of Stockholm's Palace Square in the old city of Stockholm is a statue of Gustav Adolf's horse riding, erected by the French sculptor Pierre l''Archev que in 1796.

In the center of the square is a bronze statue of King Gustav Adolf II of Sweden, the founder of the city of Gothenburg. On one side is the city court, the city hall is not visible in the new and new seals, and the other is the busiest street.