Gothenburg

Start around the city centre, Haga and Linné, where you’ll find a good mix of restaurants, wine bars and other places to explore. The Champagne Hunters map is useful for finding specific spots.

Yes, some restaurants, wine bars and hotels offer Champagne by the glass. Check the individual listing before visiting, as availability can change.

Yes. Gothenburg has a strong restaurant and wine scene, and it’s particularly interesting if you enjoy seafood, modern Nordic cuisine and carefully selected wine lists.

Try oysters, prawns, crayfish, fresh fish and other West Coast seafood. This is one of the easiest places in Sweden to make seafood and Champagne the main event.

Yes. Swedish producers are making small quantities of cool-climate sparkling wine, so try a local bottle if you spot one on a wine list.

Try Swedish sparkling wine, Swedish craft beer or wines from other cool-climate regions. Gothenburg’s restaurants are a good place to discover something beyond the usual French and Italian bottles.

Explore Haga, the harbour, the city’s canals and the archipelago. If you’re visiting in warmer months, a trip out to one of the nearby islands is especially worth adding to the itinerary.

Definitely. Gothenburg combines excellent seafood, a strong restaurant scene, coastal scenery and a laid-back Scandinavian atmosphere. It’s an especially good choice if you like your Champagne with oysters and a sea breeze.

And if you find a great Champagne spot, comment on an existing Champagne Hunters listing or add your discovery to the map.