Bravida Arena

Bravida Arena is a multi-purpose stadium that hosts the BK Häcken club.

It is located on the island of Hisingen, in the Lundby district.
It was built on the site of the old stadium "Rambergsvallen" which had become dilapidated.

How to buy tickets for a BK Häcken match?

🎟️ Tickets are available for purchase on the club's online ticketing platform (direct link from the button below).

✅ Sales generally open to the general public for all matches.

💸 Expect to pay between €10 and €30 (100 - 300 Swedish kronor) for a league match.

What are BK Häcken's derbies?

⚔️ BK Häcken has 2 Gothenburg derbies with the 2 other main clubs in the city: IFK Göteborg and GAIS (both clubs play at Gamla Ullevi).

The easiest way to get to Bravida Arena is by public transport. The nearest stops are Rambergsvallen and Wieselgrensplatsen.

🚲 If you are coming by bike, a bike parking is available next to Inlandsgatan.

🅿️ Many parking spaces are available near the stadium. 

Here are some parking directions:

• Lundbybadet (paid)
• There are free parking spaces along Gropegårdsgatan.
• Paid parking around Ramberget.

🌭 Six kiosks offer food and drink at Bravida Arena. Food trucks are also present at some matches. The club recommends Getingbaren, right next to section G. You can enjoy food, drinks and music in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Where to stay in Gothenburg?

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How to travel to Gothenburg?

🚌 Long-distance buses are a practical and economical option. FlixBus offers several regular connections to the city at affordable prices. Schedules and bookings available online by clicking here (affiliate link in support of Stadium Traveller)

What to See / What to Do in Gothenburg?

The city is vast and attractions are varied, there is something for everyone. 

You will also find a wide variety of architecture. 🏭 Former industrial quarters on the banks of the Göta have been redeveloped, an ideal walk for lovers of contemporary architecture.

Discover the old city centre district,
🚤 Try a guided boat tour (named Paddan) on the canals and the Göta (the canal)

👀 Stroll through the very touristy Haga district, the pedestrian street Haga Nygata, its vintage shops and cafés where you can enjoy a traditional cinnamon roll (kanelbulle).
Have lunch at the Stora Saluhallen market,

There are many streets dedicated to shopping, Vallgatan, Magasinsgatan or Södra Larmgatan for example.

Take a nature break,🌸
at the Palmhuset botanical garden, the largest in Sweden, or in one of the many parks in the city.

🎢 For thrills, opt for Liseberg amusement park.

For those with time, you must visit the Gothenburg archipelago.🏝️