Gamla Ullevi

Gamla Ullevi is a compact, modern football stadium and one of the most recognizable sporting venues in Gothenburg. Built as a true “football-first” ground with stands close to the pitch, it delivers an immediate sense of closeness and intensity—ideal for high-profile matches and big nights under the floodlights.

Inside, the experience feels clear and well-organized, with strong sightlines from most sections and an atmosphere that builds quickly once you reach your seat. Visitors appreciate the practical amenities along the concourses—from food and drink options to straightforward section signage—making the overall flow feel more comfortable even on sold-out dates.

The stadium is located at Ullevigatan 5, Gothenburg, Sweden. Access to the entrances is simple, with clearly marked approaches around the complex, and nearby public-transport stops that typically guide visitor arrival on event days. For broader city-wide transport tips and how to get around Gothenburg, see the city guide further down the page.

Gothenburg (Göteborg), a vibrant city on Sweden’s west coast, is known as one of Scandinavia’s most appealing destinations for concerts, major sports events and large public happenings. The city blends urban energy with a relaxed coastal feel, so visitors often like to pair a match or a show with a short city break. A varied choice of arenas and stadiums, together with clear wayfinding and well-organised entrances, makes getting to an event straightforward and enjoyable, even at peak attendance times.

A key advantage is excellent connectivity: public transport operated under Västtrafik includes trams, buses and boat services, so reaching the main arenas and stadiums is quick and convenient no matter where you stay. If you arrive by train, Gothenburg Central Station (Göteborg C) sits right in the city centre and is a natural starting point for continuing towards venues. For air travel, Göteborg Landvetter Airport offers reliable links to the city, so the entire arrival plan can be arranged without unnecessary transfers and stress.

Before or after the event, Gothenburg rewards curiosity: stroll along the canals and the waterfront of the Göta älv river, explore the charming Haga district, or catch the city’s pulse along Avenyn. If you want a touch of greenery and a view, several lookouts and walking paths provide a calmer contrast to the evening crowds, while the proximity of the sea and the archipelago adds a special “bonus” to the experience. That mix of events and a city that’s easy to enjoy is exactly what makes Gothenburg a great choice when you’re looking for tickets to sport or live music with a short but memorable stay.