Lindholmen Science Park

Lindholmen Science Park has become the most knowledge-intensive and expansive area in Gothenburg, and an important hub for the expanding city. Some 25,000 people now spend time here every day, a figure that is expected to double over the next five years.

"Lindholmen Science Park is an attractive and stimulating environment where people want to work and create. A location that is full of life and energy that allows you to meet and learn about each other’s ideas. A place where art meets science and theory meets practical applications."

Lindholmen Science Park extends from the SVT building in the east to Campus Lindholmen in the west. The Park also includes the movie cluster Gothenburg Film Studios in the north. Walking in the area you may see students, researchers, high school pupils, residents, entrepreneurs, employees from international companies and national agencies, hotel guests and curious visitors. Some 375 companies have elected to locate offices in Lindholmen Science Park as have two universities and six secondary schools.

News about the area

Record Interest in Global Media Conference at Lindholmen

2023-09-04

In September, the world's largest conference on investigative journalism will be held in Gothenburg. It is now clear that there is record interest in the pre-conference of the first day, organized by...

Lindholmen Relay – the ultimate team activity

2023-08-23

As part of Lindholmen Open Day, 20 September, and togheter with Friidrottsklubben Ullevi Vikingen and Göteborgs Friidrottsförbund, we proudly present the 2023 edition of Lindholmen Relay...

New parking in the area

2023-04-14

In the Lindholmen Science Park area, the need for parking spaces is great. A new car park is now opening on the north-western edge of the area. Here you can park your car and choose a bicycle...

Sweden's first truly large-scale generative language model

2023-03-09

AI Sweden together with RISE and WASP WARA Media & Language are building the first truly large-scale generative language model for the Nordic languages and primarily Swedish. In January, they started...