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Borås, textile town
Borås, textile town
Borås, nicknamed textile town, is a city in the west of Sweden with a strong textile industry and research facilities within textile production. Among others, Smart Textiles is a Swedish centre for research, development and production of textiles that integrate advanced technology – from basic research and prototypes to the commercialisation of products.
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Public transportation

Public transport is a popular and efficient way to get around in Sweden. Each city has its own system of buses, metros, or trams, with different ticket options available. You can easily purchase tickets via kiosks, information centres, or convenient mobile apps.

Last updated 03 July 2024

Stockholm

Stockholm boasts a well-connected public transport system, including the underground metro (T-bana), trams, commuter trains, buses, and ferries. Metro station entrances are easy to spot, marked with a blue "T" on a white background.
For timetables, ticket details and more information, visit SL, the operator of Stockholm's public transport.

Gothenburg

Gothenburg's public transport network, operated by Västtrafik, includes buses, trams, commuter trains, and ferries, making it easy to explore the city and its surroundings. The city provides useful information on tickets, apps, and maps to help visitors navigate smoothly. Find everything you need at goteborg.com.

Malmö and Skåne

Skånetrafiken runs the public transport system across Skåne, covering buses and trains in Malmö and beyond. The network extends to Denmark, as well as to the provinces of Blekinge, Halland, parts of Småland and Gothenburg.
For detailed travel information, go to Visit Skåne.

Long-distance bus service in Sweden

Travel by train in Sweden

Regional public transportation – from north to south