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Visit Volvo Cars in Göteborg
Volvo Cars Visitor Centre is located at the heart of Volvo Cars in Torslanda, Göteborg.
Here on Hisingen, Sweden’s fourth largest island, Volvo was founded in 1927. Today the
Torslanda factory manufactures around 165 000 cars per year.
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The Blue Train
Get a sneak peak inside the factory on a guided tour
alongside the making of brand new Volvo cars.
Learn about the ergonomic and technically advanced
production and see the vehicles come to life step by step.
Volvo Cars Brand Experience Centre
View exhibitions of Volvo Cars environmental and
safety development and play our interactive games.
Here you can also book conference rooms in an
inspiring environment.
Volvo Cars Demo Center
Test drive Volvo Cars’ newest vehicle program on an
outdoor demonstration track, designed as a country
road for a genuine experience of the different models.
The grounds also include facilities for theoretical
training, and catering can be ordered in advance.
the Volvo Museum
The Volvo Museum displays the development within
all Volvo companies, from Volvo Cars, Volvo Trucks
and Volvo Buses to Volvo Aero, Volvo Penta,
Volvo Construction Equipment, race cars, concept
cars and more. Book a guided tour with Volvo Cars
Visitor Centre to make the most out of your visit.
Whether you are visiting Sweden for the first time or have lived
in Göteborg all your life, we aim to give you a truly rewarding
experience. In our care you will get to know the very soul of one
of our country’s most important industries, as well as receive a
good portion of contemporary history.
Through Volvo Cars Visitor Centre you can book several
interesting activities, individually or as part of a package. High
quality Volvo Cars merchandise is available in our brand shop,
situated next to the inviting Volvo Cars International Café
which is also open to visitors. Read more about our activities
in this brochure and feel free to contact us for further
information and bookings.
Visitor guidelines
1. Be early. You should arrive approximately 15 minutes before
the tour starts.
2. No cameras allowed. Cameras and mobile camera phones
must be handed to the guide before the Blue Train tour starts, as
photography is prohibited on factory grounds.
3. Do not disturb. The Blue Train tour goes through people’s
work places why we ask you to be considerate and show due
respect.
4. Students are welcome on the Blue Train tour from eighth
grade (junior high school) and onwards. At the Brand Experience
Centre students are welcome from the first year of gymnasium
(senior high school). For companies and the general public
visitors of all ages are welcome on the Blue Train tour, but must
have turned fifteen to visit the Brand Experience Centre.
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