How to get to Haga & Feskekôrka by tram
Stop, line, time and walk — the complete guide.
Take the tram to Hagakyrkan stop. From there it is a ~3-minute walk to Haga, Haga Nygata and Feskekôrka.
Järntorget, with bars and restaurants, is at the western end of Haga.
Alternatively: stop Linnéplatsen.
Overview
Haga is Gothenburg’s most charming quarter — cobbled streets and 19th-century wooden houses, cafés and the famous giant cinnamon bun. Nearby is Feskekôrka, the church-like fish market hall on the canal. The Hagakyrkan stop is a couple of minutes from Haga Nygata.
Getting there
| Starting point | Tram route |
|---|---|
| Central Station | Tram 3/9 to Hagakyrkan, ~9 min |
| Brunnsparken | Tram 3, ~6 min |
| Linnéplatsen | Tram 1/6, ~5 min |
Step by step
Take any tram to Hagakyrkan stop.
Leave the platform toward the street.
In about 3 minutes on foot you reach Haga, Haga Nygata and Feskekôrka.
Useful information
Frequently asked questions
How much is a ticket?
A Västtrafik zone A ticket is valid for 90 minutes on the tram, buses and boats. Buy it in the “Västtrafik To Go” app. See the "Schedule" page.
How long does it take from the centre?
Central Station: Tram 3/9 to Hagakyrkan, ~9 min.
Which stop is nearest?
The nearest stop is Hagakyrkan, a couple of minutes away.
Is the tram accessible?
Most trams are low-floor and step-free.
Where can I find more sights?
See all attractions near the tram.
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Updated: August 2026