May 2011: After a long winter I took a walk "on the bright side" of Gothenburg as it was my first Sunny and blue-skied day since I arrived in March. During the following spring I watched flowers bloom gorgeously over the canals and loved every moment of it.
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| Gustav Adolf Torg |
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| The German Church (also known as the Christina Church) lies in central Gothenburg. |
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| Statues next to the Gothenburg Art Museum |
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| Poseidon (1931) at the top of Avenyn at Götaplatsen |
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Poseidon in front of the Art Museum
(Oktober 2011: Poseidon taking a Spa month):
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| Beginning of Spring |
Walking down the Avenue I found:
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| Enjoying the sun |
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| A trip with a Paddan (the boat) along the canals and out in Göta Älv takes approx 50 minutes. |
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| Kungsportplatsen |
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| Postcards at a shop |
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| Teenage bands filling the streets with music |
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| Swedes love flowers, plants and their gardens |
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| One of the many small shopping streets |
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| Rent a bike (first 30 minutes are free) and see Gothenburg |
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| After a long winter the Swedes were enjoying every bit of sunshine |
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| Cherry blossoms in Spring time |
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| Linnégatan: multistory residential buildings built in the early 1900's. The street is a lively cafe and restaurant strip. |
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| Spring time along the Göta Älv |
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The Wheel of Gothenburg
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