# Gothenburg Airport Transfer Guide (GOT)

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Landvetter is 25 km east of Gothenburg. A pre-booked transfer is a fixed price for the 25-35 minute run. Sweden does not regulate taxi fares.

**Airport:** GOT
**City:** Gothenburg
**Country:** Sweden
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/got
**Last updated:** 2026-07-28

Prices and transport schedules in this editorial guide are indicative. Confirm current public transport fares with the operator. Current transfer prices, availability and terms are shown in the live booking flow.

## Main Guide

### Quick answer

Gothenburg Landvetter Airport is about **25 km** east of Gothenburg city center. A pre-booked private transfer costs around **SEK 550–800 (EUR 48–70)**. Taxi prices are not regulated in Sweden — each company sets its own, so check the yellow comparison-price sticker on the car before you get in. The Flygbussarna airport coach is the best value and takes about 30 minutes to Gothenburg Central Station (Nils Ericson Terminal).

Landvetter is a calm, well-organized airport. Connections to the city are straightforward — there is no rail link, so it is either bus, taxi, or transfer. Traffic on the E20 motorway is usually light, so journey times are predictable.

### What actually happens after landing

Landvetter has a single terminal. International flights arrive on the upper level. Immigration for non-EU/EEA travelers takes **10–20 minutes** — Sweden is efficient. Baggage claim is compact and bags usually arrive within 15–20 minutes.

The arrivals hall has ATMs (Swedbank, SEB), a Forex currency exchange counter, and a tourist information point. Sweden is almost entirely cashless — credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard) work everywhere, including buses and taxis. You do not strictly need Swedish Kronor in cash.

Free Wi-Fi ("Swedavia Free WiFi") is available throughout the terminal and works well.

### Transport options explained honestly

| Option | Price (SEK) | Price (EUR) | Time to Central Station | Best for |
|--------|-------------|-------------|------------------------|---------|
| Pre-booked transfer | Fixed, quoted at booking | Fixed, quoted at booking | 25–35 min | Families, groups, door-to-door |
| Taxi (rank) | Unregulated — check the yellow sticker | — | 25–35 min | Convenience, small groups |
| Flygbussarna coach | Check current fare | — | 25–30 min | Solo, couples, budget |
| Rental car | Varies by season | — | Self-drive | Extended stays |

The **Flygbussarna** airport coach is the default option for most travelers. Buses depart every 15–20 minutes, take about 30 minutes, and drop you at Nils Ericson Terminal right next to Gothenburg Central Station. Buy online in advance — Swedavia warns that buying on board is not always possible, and the online price is usually the cheaper one. The bus has luggage storage, Wi-Fi, and USB charging.

**Taxis** queue outside the arrivals exit. Major companies include Taxi Göteborg and Taxi Kurir. Sweden does not regulate taxi prices — every company sets its own, and at an airport rank they can differ sharply. What the law does require is the **jämförpris** (comparison price): the fare for a standard 10 km, 15-minute trip, shown in black on a yellow background both outside and inside the car, for every time of day and day of the week. If a company’s jämförpris is over **SEK 700**, it must give you a **binding price quote before you set off**. Read the yellow sticker before you open the door — that is what it is there for.

There is **no train or tram** connection to Landvetter Airport, but Flygbussarna is not the only bus. Swedavia also lists **FlixBus route 691** into Gothenburg city centre, **Västtrafik route 612** to Landvetter town centre, and Vy Bus4You coaches to Borås, Jönköping and Stockholm. Each sells its own tickets at its own prices.

### Realistic pricing expectations

Because taxi pricing is deregulated, there is no published fare for any of these runs — the number depends entirely on which company you get into. The transfer column is a fixed, pre-agreed price; the taxi column is whatever that operator's tariff produces, which is why the yellow sticker matters.

| Destination | Flygbussarna | Taxi | Transfer (SEK) | Transfer (EUR) |
|-------------|-------------|------------|----------------|----------------|
| Central Station | Direct | Company-set — check the sticker | Fixed, quoted at booking | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Haga / Linneplatsen | N/A (bus to central, then tram) | Company-set — check the sticker | Fixed, quoted at booking | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Liseberg / Korsvagen | N/A | Company-set — check the sticker | Fixed, quoted at booking | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Molndal | N/A | Company-set — check the sticker | Fixed, quoted at booking | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Kungsbacka | N/A | Company-set — check the sticker | Fixed, quoted at booking | Fixed, quoted at booking |

Sweden is an expensive country for transport, and taxi prices reflect that. The Flygbussarna coach is still comfortably the cheapest way into town.

### Late night arrivals

Flygbussarna runs late services timed to the last arriving flights, typically until around midnight or 1 AM. Check the current schedule on flygbussarna.se — it varies by season.

If you arrive after the last bus, a taxi or pre-booked transfer is your only option. Late-night taxis are available but the queue may be longer if a large flight has just landed. Because Swedish taxi pricing is deregulated, night rates are whatever each company decides — the yellow comparison-price sticker has to show the price for each time of day, so check it rather than assume the night is the same as the day.

The airport terminal is safe and comfortable for waiting. If you have an early morning connection or very late arrival, there is a Landvetter Airport Hotel connected to the terminal.

### Families and luggage

The Flygbussarna works well for families — there is dedicated luggage space and the bus is comfortable. However, with a stroller, multiple suitcases, and tired children, the transfer from bus to tram at Central Station adds complexity.

A pre-booked transfer takes you directly to your hotel door. This is especially valuable in Gothenburg's winter months (November–March) when weather adds an extra layer of discomfort to outdoor connections.

Swedish law requires child restraints for children under 135 cm tall. Regular taxis may not have child seats available. Pre-book a transfer and request them, or bring your own.

### Where you meet the driver

For **pre-booked transfers**, drivers typically wait in the arrivals hall near the exit doors holding a name board. The terminal is small enough that you will find each other easily.

For **taxis**, exit the arrivals hall and follow signs to "Taxi." The rank is directly outside, about 20 meters from the door. Dispatchers may be present during busy periods.

For the **Flygbussarna**, exit the terminal and follow signs to the bus stops. The Flygbussarna stop is clearly marked — you cannot miss it. Buses are yellow and branded.

### Decision helper

**Choose the Flygbussarna if:** you are traveling solo or as a couple, your final destination is near Central Station or on the tram network, and you want the best value.

**Choose a taxi if:** you want door-to-door service, have moderate luggage, and do not mind the metered fare.

**Choose a pre-booked transfer if:** you are traveling with family, need child seats, have heavy luggage, arriving late at night, or want a guaranteed fixed price and door-to-door service.

**Choose a rental car if:** you plan to explore the Swedish west coast or countryside beyond Gothenburg.

## Summary

Gothenburg Landvetter is a straightforward airport with a simple connection to the city. For most travelers, the Flygbussarna coach offers excellent value and gets you to Central Station in 30 minutes. For families, anyone with heavy luggage, or late-night arrivals, a pre-booked transfer provides door-to-door comfort at a predictable price. Sweden is expensive, but transport from Landvetter is well-organized and hassle-free whichever option you choose.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Q: How far is Landvetter Airport from Gothenburg?**
About **25 km** east of the city center. The drive takes 25–35 minutes via the E20 motorway.

**Q: How much does the Flygbussarna cost from Landvetter?**
Flygbussarna sets its own fares and discounts advance online booking, so the price depends on how and when you buy — check flygbussarna.se for your date. Swedavia advises buying online in advance because onboard purchase is not always possible. Buses run every 15–20 minutes to Central Station.

**Q: Is there a train from Landvetter Airport to Gothenburg?**
No. There is no rail or tram connection to Landvetter. Buses are the public transport link — **Flygbussarna** is the main airport coach, and Swedavia also lists **FlixBus route 691** into Gothenburg city centre and **Västtrafik route 612** to Landvetter town centre.

**Q: How much is a taxi from Landvetter to Gothenburg?**
There is no set answer, and that is the point: Sweden does not regulate taxi prices — every company sets its own, and at an airport rank they can differ sharply. What the law does require is the **jämförpris** (comparison price): the fare for a standard 10 km, 15-minute trip, shown in black on a yellow background both outside and inside the car, for every time of day and day of the week. If a company’s jämförpris is over **SEK 700**, it must give you a **binding price quote before you set off**. Read the yellow sticker before you open the door — that is what it is there for.

**Q: Do I need cash in Sweden?**
Rarely. Sweden is almost entirely cashless. **Visa and Mastercard** work everywhere — buses, taxis, shops, and restaurants. Having SEK 200 in cash as backup is enough.

**Q: Is Gothenburg Landvetter the same as Gothenburg City Airport?**
No. Gothenburg City Airport (GSE / Save) is a smaller airport closer to the city, used by some low-cost carriers. **Landvetter (GOT)** is the main international airport.

**Q: Can I get a child seat in a Swedish taxi?**
Not guaranteed. Some taxi companies carry booster seats but not infant seats. **Pre-book a transfer** with specific child seat requests, or bring your own.

**Q: How often does the Flygbussarna run?**
Every **15–20 minutes** during peak hours, less frequently early morning and late night. Services are timed to flight arrivals. Check flygbussarna.se for current schedules.

**Q: Is Uber available at Gothenburg Landvetter?**
Uber operates in Gothenburg but availability at the airport can be limited. Regular taxis at the rank are more reliable. Bolt also operates in the area.

**Q: Where does the Flygbussarna drop off in Gothenburg?**
At **Nils Ericson Terminal**, directly adjacent to Gothenburg Central Station. From there you can walk or take a tram to your final destination.

## Arriving at Landvetter Airport (GOT) late at night
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/got/late-night

Landvetter handles some late evening flights, particularly from European hubs. If your flight arrives late, here is what to expect.

## Flygbussarna last service

Flygbussarna schedules its last departures to match the final arriving flights of the day. This typically means the last bus leaves around **midnight to 1 AM**, but it varies by day and season. Always check flygbussarna.se for the exact schedule on your travel date.

If your flight is delayed and you miss the last bus, you will need a taxi or pre-booked transfer.

## Transport options after the last bus

| Option | Available? | Price to city center | Notes |
|--------|-----------|---------------------|-------|
| Flygbussarna | Check schedule | Check flygbussarna.se | Usually runs until last flight |
| Taxi | Yes | Company-set — read the yellow sticker | Available 24/7; night rates are up to each company |
| Pre-booked transfer | Yes | Fixed, quoted at booking | Driver waiting regardless of delays |
| Public bus | No | N/A | No night service |

## Taxi availability at night

Taxis are available at the rank outside arrivals around the clock. However, if a large flight has just landed and the last Flygbussarna has already departed, there may be a queue. Wait times of **10–20 minutes** are possible.

Swedish taxi pricing is deregulated, so there is no rule about night rates — each company sets its own, and the law requires the yellow **jämförpris** sticker to show that company's price for each time of day and day of the week. Read it before you get in rather than assuming the night matches the day. If a company's jämförpris is above SEK 700, it must give you a binding quote before you travel.

## Safety at Landvetter at night

Sweden is one of the safest countries in Europe and Landvetter Airport is no exception. The terminal, taxi rank, and surrounding area are well-lit and safe at all hours. There are no safety concerns about waiting for transport at night.

The airport terminal remains accessible for passengers with arriving flights. If you have a very early morning departure, the Landvetter Airport Hotel is connected to the terminal and available for overnight stays.

## The drive at night

The E20 motorway between Landvetter and Gothenburg is a well-maintained highway. At night, with no traffic, the drive takes about **20–25 minutes** — slightly faster than during the day. Road conditions are good year-round, though winter months may bring snow and ice.

## Recommended approach

If your flight is scheduled to arrive before the last Flygbussarna departure, the bus is still the best value option. If you are cutting it close or arriving genuinely late, pre-book a transfer. The peace of mind of having a driver guaranteed to wait — especially if your flight is delayed — is worth the premium over hoping for a taxi at the rank.



## Taxi vs private transfer from Landvetter Airport (GOT)
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/got/taxi-vs-transfer

Swedish taxis are licensed, safe and professional — but their prices are not regulated, and that is the one thing worth understanding before you pick a car at the rank.

## Side-by-side comparison

| Factor | Taxi (rank) | Pre-booked transfer |
|--------|------------|--------------------|
| Price to city center | Company-set — read the yellow sticker | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Booking required | No | Yes |
| Vehicle | Standard sedan | Choose sedan, minivan, or SUV |
| Child seats | Booster sometimes, infant rarely | Available on request |
| Payment | Card (always), cash | Pre-paid online |
| Wait time | Immediate | Driver waiting at arrivals |
| Price certainty | Depends entirely on the company | Fixed price |
| Language | Swedish, good English | English guaranteed |

## When the taxi is fine

For most travelers, the taxi rank at Landvetter is perfectly adequate. Taxis are clean, drivers are professional, and English is widely spoken in Sweden. What is not predictable is the price: Sweden has free taxi pricing, so two cars in the same queue can charge quite differently for the same trip.

The rank is right outside the terminal. Wait times are rarely more than 5 minutes, even at peak hours. Payment by card is standard (Sweden is essentially cashless).

Check the yellow **jämförpris** sticker before getting in — it shows that company's price for a standard 10 km, 15-minute trip, and if it is over SEK 700 the company must give you a binding quote before you travel. Stick with established companies like Taxi Göteborg or Taxi Kurir.

## When the transfer makes more sense

A pre-booked transfer is worth considering when:

- You are traveling with a family and need **child seats** (taxis may have boosters but rarely infant seats)
- You have a large group with luggage that needs a **minivan**
- You are arriving on a **late-night flight** and want guaranteed pickup
- You prefer a **fixed price** confirmed before travel
- Your destination is outside central Gothenburg (e.g., archipelago hotels, conference venues)

A transfer's price is agreed up front, which at Landvetter is worth more than usual precisely because the taxi price is not. For the added certainty and service, many travelers find it worthwhile.

## The Flygbussarna alternative

Before choosing between taxi and transfer, consider whether the **Flygbussarna coach** meets your needs. For solo travelers or couples with manageable luggage, it offers the same journey time at a fraction of the cost.



## Getting from Landvetter Airport to Gothenburg with kids
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/got/family-and-kids

Sweden is one of the most family-friendly countries in Europe, and Landvetter Airport reflects that. But getting from the airport to your hotel with children and luggage still requires some thought.

## Child seat requirements in Sweden

Swedish law requires children to use appropriate restraints until they are **135 cm tall** (roughly 8–10 years old). The rules are strict and enforced:

| Height / age | Requirement |
|-------------|-------------|
| Under 135 cm | Rear-facing or forward-facing child seat, or booster |
| 135 cm and above | Seatbelt |

Sweden strongly recommends **rear-facing seats** for children up to age 4, which is stricter than most European countries.

Regular taxis sometimes carry booster seats but almost never have infant or toddler seats. If you have young children, you must either bring your own seat or pre-book a transfer with the specific seats requested.

## Flygbussarna with a family

The airport coach is family-friendly: there is luggage space underneath, the ride is smooth, and it takes 30 minutes. Children under 3 travel free if sitting on a parent's lap. Children 3–15 pay a reduced fare.

However, the bus drops you at Nils Ericson Terminal (Central Station). If your hotel is not within walking distance, you then need a tram — which means managing children, bags, and potentially a stroller through a second connection. In winter (November–March), this outdoor transfer is cold and dark.

## Why families often choose a transfer

A pre-booked transfer takes you directly from the terminal to your hotel door. For a family with young children, car seats, a stroller, and suitcases, this is worth the extra cost. The driver helps with luggage, the car is warm, and you arrive without any connections.

A minivan transfer for a family costs approximately **SEK 700–800 (EUR 61–70)** — split across a family, this is roughly SEK 175–200 per person, which is reasonable by Swedish standards.

## Airport facilities for families

Landvetter has good family facilities: clean changing rooms, a small play area in the departures hall, and family restrooms. The arrivals area is smaller but has baby changing facilities.

Supermarket-level baby supplies are not available at the airport, but the Pressbyran kiosk sells basics. Sweden's pharmacy chain Apotek is not represented at Landvetter, so bring essential medications and supplies.

## Practical tips

- **Book a transfer with child seats specified.** State the ages and weights of your children when booking.
- **Dress for the weather.** Even the short walk from terminal to car can be bitterly cold in Swedish winter. Have coats accessible, not buried in checked luggage.
- **Bring your own car seat if possible.** Airlines carry them free. This guarantees the right fit.
- **Download the Vasttrafik app.** If you do take the Flygbussarna and then a tram, this app handles tram tickets in Gothenburg.



## How much does it cost to get from Landvetter Airport to Gothenburg?
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/got/cost-to-city

Sweden is not a cheap country for transport. The buses are clearly priced; taxis are not regulated at all, so the price depends on which company you pick. Here is the honest breakdown.

## Price comparison by option

| Option | Price (SEK) | Price (EUR) | Journey time |
|--------|------------:|------------:|-------------:|
| Flygbussarna | Check flygbussarna.se — cheaper online | — | 25–30 min |
| Regular taxi | Company-set — read the yellow sticker | — | 25–35 min |
| Pre-booked transfer | Fixed, quoted at booking | Fixed, quoted at booking | 25–35 min |
| Rental car | Varies by season and company | — | Self-drive |

## Prices by destination

There is no published taxi fare for any of these runs — Swedish taxi pricing is deregulated, so the figure comes from whichever company you get into. Only the transfer column is a price fixed in advance.

| Destination | Taxi | Transfer (SEK) | Transfer (EUR) |
|-------------|------------|----------------|----------------|
| Central Station | Company-set — read the sticker | Fixed, quoted at booking | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Haga / Linneplatsen | Company-set — read the sticker | Fixed, quoted at booking | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Liseberg / Korsvagen | Company-set — read the sticker | Fixed, quoted at booking | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Molndal | Company-set — read the sticker | Fixed, quoted at booking | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Kungsbacka (south) | Company-set — read the sticker | Fixed, quoted at booking | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Boras (east) | Company-set — read the sticker | Fixed, quoted at booking | Fixed, quoted at booking |

## Hidden costs — few, but taxi pricing is the catch

There are no tolls between Landvetter and Gothenburg. Tipping is not expected (though rounding up is appreciated). Credit cards are accepted everywhere.

The one thing to watch is the taxi fare itself. Sweden does not regulate taxi prices — every company sets its own. The safeguard is the **jämförpris** (comparison price): the fare for a standard 10 km, 15-minute trip, displayed in black on yellow both outside and inside the car, for every time of day and day of the week. If a company’s jämförpris exceeds **SEK 700** it must give you a **binding price quote before the trip starts**. Established companies like Taxi Göteborg display it clearly; the ones to be wary of are the ones hoping you will not look.

## Is the Flygbussarna worth it?

Yes. Booked online it is a small fraction of the cost of a taxi for essentially the same journey time. The buses are modern, comfortable, and run frequently. The only reason to choose something else is if you need door-to-door service, have heavy luggage, or are traveling with young children.

## Best strategy for a group

For three or four travelers, a taxi or transfer starts to make economic sense. A transfer at **SEK 700** split four ways is **SEK 175 (EUR 16) per person** — not far off the bus fare, with the convenience of direct hotel delivery.



## Published Guide Pages

- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/got
- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/got/late-night
- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/got/taxi-vs-transfer
- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/got/family-and-kids
- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/got/cost-to-city

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