Gothenburg Central Station - Tracks and Other Connections

Tracks and Other Connections

There are 16 platforms at the station. Trains depart and arrive from five different railway lines:

  • From the north on Bohus Line
  • From the north on Norway/Vänern Line
  • From the east on Western Main Line
  • From the south on West Coast Line
  • From the southeast on Coast-to-Coast Line

Drottningtorget is a junction for trams and lies right by the Gothenburg Central Station. Nordstan, the biggest shopping mall in Scandinavia, is connected to the station by an underground pedestrian tunnel.

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