Where in Sweden should you live?

Want to know what it's actually like to live in an area? Vartill gathers open data on safety, rents, healthcare queues, water quality and more, so you can compare cities and kommuner for yourself. Mark what matters to you on the map and see the whole picture.

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Göteborg, Västra Götaland

Västra Götaland

Göteborg

A maritime hub where historic canals meet a thriving modern food scene.

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Excellent for familiesCommuter friendlyHigh student density

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Göteborg by neighbourhood

Neighbourhood data currently covers Göteborg (incl. metro areas where built), more cities are on the way.

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Safety

Reported crime sits above the national average and varies a lot between districts, use the area map for local detail.

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Monthly Housing
Avg rent, 3 rooms / month

Competition is high in the city center; consider Majorna or Linné for better value-to-space ratios.

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Income

Strong tech and manufacturing sectors shape the local labour market.

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Getting around

Public transport30-day ticket, zone A (Göteborg) · Västtrafik

Good to know

Trams are the backbone of the city, the 30-day zone A ticket also covers buses and the Älvsnabben river ferries.

Local Tip

Look at Majorna

Bohemian, bike-friendly, and filled with wooden houses from the 1920s.

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A cozy Swedish café in soft morning light

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