As the second largest city in
Sweden , Gothenburg is a city not only different in activity, but also busy with the story. Take advantage and learn as much as you can, whether you stroll through the city's many museums or botanical garden. Try to cook when you can, because the restaurants tend to be expensive.
Hostel Rates: As else where in
Sweden , hostels are expensive. You will pay on average $ 30 a night for a dorm room. There is also a fee for bed linen.
Budget Hotel Prices: Hotels are expensive, and even the budget hotels can cost a lot more in this city. Expect to spend $ 70 a night here.
Average cost of food: Restaurants are expensive, so expect to spend about $ 25 per person for a starter there. For McDonald, the price is the same as in the United States. If you stay in Gothenburg a while, cook your own food and save on costs. (Chicken breast is $ 5, a gallon of milk is $ 2.50)
Cost of the Internet: Get free internet and wifi in your hostel, cafes, or McDonalds, or hotel. If you need an internet cafe, expect to pay 60 SEK per hour.
Transportation costs: Buy a prepaid bus / tram cards. It is the easiest way to get around the city, and the cheapest too.
Take walks. This will save lots of money, and the opportunity to visit some of the most unique neighborhoods in Gothenburg as a guided tour will give you. Go at your own pace, stopping at a cafe for lunch and enjoy the city sights.
Prepare your own meals. Gothenburg can be expensive, especially when
eating out. Almost every
hostel has a self-service kitchen, so take advantage of it. Go to the local supermarket, buy some unique meat and cheese, and whip up dinner for a fraction of a restaurant price.
