Gothenburg Tram
Line map, timetables, every stop, ticket prices and a route planner — everything about the trams in Gothenburg, Sweden, in one place.
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Gothenburg Tram status
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Linje 1 · Östra Sjukhuset ↔ Opaltorget
Linje 2 · Väderilsgatan ↔ Axel Dahlströms Torg
Linje 3 · Virginsgatan ↔ Marklandsgatan
Linje 4 · Angered Centrum ↔ Mölndals Innerstad
Linje 5 · Östra Sjukhuset ↔ Varmfrontsgatan
Linje 6 · Länsmansgården ↔ Kortedala
Linje 7 · Bergsjön ↔ Tynnered
Linje 8 · Angered ↔ Frölunda Torg
Linje 9 · Angered ↔ Kungssten
Linje 10 · Guldheden ↔ Lindholmen
Linje 11 · Bergsjön ↔ Saltholmen
Linje 12 · Lindholmen ↔ Mölndal
Welcome to Gothenburg, the tram city
Welcome to gothenburgtram.com — an independent guide to the trams of Gothenburg, Sweden. With 12 lines and 132 stops, this is the largest tram network in the Nordic countries. The trams tie the whole city together: from the archipelago ferries at Saltholmen to Angered in the north-east, from Bergsjön to Frölunda and Mölndal.
Services are run by Göteborgs Spårvägar on behalf of Västtrafik, and the whole city sits in ticket zone A. Here you will find a page for every line and stop, the network map as a PDF, timetables, current ticket prices and a handy stop-to-stop route planner.
Tram lines in Gothenburg
Line 1
Line 2
Line 3
Line 4
Line 5
Line 6
Line 7
Line 8
Line 9
Line 10
Line 11
Line 12
Plan your journey
Pick a start and destination stop — the route planner shows the fastest way, transfers and estimated travel time.
Open the route plannerPopular journeys
Tickets & prices
Frequently asked questions
Gothenburg has 12 tram lines and 132 stops — the largest tram network in the Nordic countries. Nearly every line passes Brunnsparken, the network’s great hub, together with the Central Station, Korsvägen and Järntorget.
All of Gothenburg is in Västtrafik’s zone A. A single ticket costs 38 kr for adults and 29 kr for youth, valid for 90 minutes with free transfers. A 24-hour ticket costs 125 kr.
The easiest ways are to tap a contactless bank card on the card reader on board (adult zone A single only) or buy your ticket in the Västtrafik To Go app before boarding. Tickets are also sold at agents such as Pressbyrån and 7-Eleven and in Västtrafik service shops.
The first trams leave around ≈04:30–05:00 on weekdays and the last ones shortly after midnight. On Friday and Saturday nights several lines run night services. Exact times vary by line — check your departure in the To Go app.
Head for the Korsvägen or Liseberg Station stops — several lines go there directly from the city centre in just a few minutes. See our guide Tram to Liseberg.
Tram service in Gothenburg started back in 1879 with horse-drawn trams and was electrified in 1902. Today modern low-floor trams (M32, M33 and M34) run alongside older classics.