The world of Volvo experiences opens in Gothenburg

There’s a new attraction for car-loving holidaymakers in Gothenburg: Volvo World opens in mid-April in the city on Sweden’s west coast. The centerpiece of the building is a large exhibition about the famous car brand of the Scandinavian country.

According to the tourism agency Visit Sweden, one of the highlights is the wind tunnel designed to demonstrate aerodynamics. There are also various cars from Volvo’s history on display. The company was founded in 1927.

Volvo World is reminiscent of other brand museums and worlds of experience from major manufacturers, such as BMW World in Munich or the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart. In Gothenburg, in addition to permanent and temporary exhibitions, there will also be culture, meetings and culinary delights in the museum complex.

The largest wooden building in Scandinavia

Visually, the new building not far from the Liseberg amusement park southeast of the city center is eye-catching: According to the construction company Wiehag, which is responsible for the wooden structure, it is said to be the largest wooden building there. Scandinavia. The official opening date is April 14, tickets are available from April 15.

Adults usually pay the equivalent of 20 euros (225 Swedish kronor), children, teenagers, students and seniors pay less, and entry is free for young visitors up to the age of six. (News in English: www.worldofvolvo.com/en/)

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