Gothenburg

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city municipality

Gothenburg is Sweden’s second-largest city, a major port on the country’s west coast known for its maritime heritage, universities, and vibrant cultural scene.

Aliases (9)

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → municipality →
coordinateLatitude	57.7089 →
coordinateLongitude	11.9746 →
country	Sweden →
demonym	Gothenburger →
foundedBy	Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden →
foundingDate	1621 →
hasAirport	Gothenburg City Airport → Gothenburg Landvetter Airport →
hasAttraction	Gothenburg Museum of Art → Haga district → Liseberg amusement park → Slottsskogen park → Universeum science center →
hasFeature	archipelago → canals → major port → maritime heritage → tram network →
hasPort	Port of Gothenburg →
hasSportsTeam	Frölunda HC → GAIS → IFK Göteborg → Örgryte IS →
hasUniversity	Chalmers University of Technology → University of Gothenburg →
hostsEvent	Gothenburg Film Festival → Gothia Cup → Way Out West Festival →
is	Sweden’s second-largest city →
isCapitalOf	Västra Götaland County →
isKnownFor	Gothenburg sound (melodic death metal) → automotive industry → film festivals → music scene → seafood → shipping industry → universities → vibrant cultural scene →
localName	Göteborg →
locatedIn	Västra Götaland County →
locatedOn	Göta älv → Kattegat → west coast of Sweden →
officialLanguage	Swedish →
populationRankInSweden	2 →
portType	largest port in Scandinavia →
timeZone	CET →
timeZoneDST	CEST →

Referenced by (58)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Evenemangsstråket → Heden → Heden ("Gothenburg Municipality") → Liseberg → Scandinavium → Swedish Exhibition and Congress Centre → Ullevi Stadium → University of Gothenburg →	locatedIn
2002 IIHF World Championship final → Frölunda HC → Got Event → Scandinavium → Swedish Exhibition and Congress Centre →	city
2002 IIHF World Championship final → Frölunda HC → Scandinavium →	location
Got Event ("City of Gothenburg") → Liseberg ("City of Gothenburg") → Ullevi Stadium ("Göteborgs Stad") →	ownedBy
Sigfrid Edström ("Göteborg") → Stellan Skarsgård → Viveca Paulin ("Gothenburg, Sweden") →	placeOfBirth
Carl Milles → Lennart Tham →	workLocation
Heden →	administrativeDivisionOf
Got Event →	basedIn
Frölunda HC ("Gothenburg urban area") →	basedInMetropolitanArea
Västra Götaland County →	capital
Evenemangsstråket ("Centrum, Gothenburg") →	cityDistrict
Eurovision Song Contest 1985 →	cityHostedBy
Liseberg ("Gothenburg metropolitan area") →	cityServed
Västra Götaland County →	contains
UEFA Euro 1992 →	finalCity
Göta älv ("Gothenburg urban area") →	flowsThrough
Swedish Exhibition and Congress Centre ("Gothenburg Municipality") →	foundedBy
University of Gothenburg ("Central Gothenburg") →	hasCampus
Jeppesen ("Gothenburg, Sweden") →	hasOfficeIn
Volvo Cars →	headquartersLocation
Frölunda HC →	homeArenaCity
1958 FIFA World Cup →	hostCities
UEFA Euro 1992 →	hostCity
Eurovision Song Contest 1985 ("Gothenburg, Sweden") →	hostCityCountry
Volvo Cars →	inceptionPlace
Västra Götaland County →	largestCity
Gothenburg ("Göteborg") →	localName
Jönköping →	locatedNortheastOf
Tanum →	locatedNorthOf
Kattegat →	majorPort
Skagerrak →	majorPortOnCoast
Scandinavium ("City of Gothenburg") →	owner
Charles X Gustav of Sweden →	placeOfDeath
Got Event →	regionServed
Sigfrid Edström ("Göteborg") →	residence
Västra Götaland County →	seat
Shenzhen →	sisterCity
Frölunda HC →	trainingFacilityCity
Wrocław →	twinCity
Heden ("Gothenburg urban area") →	urbanArea