OPENING HOURS
Monday-Friday:10am-5pm
Saturday-Sunday:11am-4pm
From now on open on Mondays all year
Recommended last entry time is 45 minutes before closing time so that you can have enough time to enjoy the exhibition
Exceptions and Notes
None
New exhibition
Mean Green
The world’s fastest Hybrid Truck
ADMISSION
Adults: 100 SEK
Youth: 16-19: 50 SEK
Children: 6-15: 25 SEK
Family ticket:2 adults +x children =>19 : 200 SEK
Group ticket: (20 or more): 75 SEK / person
Senior citizens: 65+ and Students with ID: 80 SEK
Schools: 20 SEK p.p.
Annual cards
Adult: 250 SEK
Family: 450 SEK
Youth: 125 SEK
Children: 60 SEK
Senior Citizen 65+: 200 SEK
Volvo employees & Volvo Pensioners with ID: Free
Getting to the museum
From E6, E20, main road 40 or main road 45:
- Drive towards Göteborg and Hisingen.
- Choose road 155 towards Öckerö/Torslanda.
- Follow signs towards Volvo Arendal and Volvo Museum.
There’s free parking outside the museum.
The closest bus stop is called Arendal Skans.
If you’re coming from the city centre, the easiest way to get here is to first go to Eketrägatan (tram 5, 6 or 10). Then change to bus 32 towards Volvo Torslanda (via Arendal).*
Get off at Arendal Skans and follow the signs. The museum is located about 100 metres from the bus stop (close to the water).
* N.B. On weekends, you need to call ahead and book bus 32 for it to depart. Call Västtrafik (the public transport company) at +46-31-788 07 89 at least one hour before the departure time.
Göteborgs Hamntur (Gothenburg’s Harbour Tour) takes you from the city centre to the museum – onboard a classic ship from the turn of the 19th century.
The ship departs every day from June 27 until August 7, 2016. Learn more and book your tickets at www.goteborgshamntur.se/english
Arriving in your own boat? There are three berths in the nearby guest harbour reserved for our visitors.
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