Cycle Tour Kattegat North

On my restday I made a really long walk (more than 15 km) up the stairs to the hill of Slottsskogen with its water tower, then to the church of Masthugget and down to the harbourfront, where I had a look at the closed maritime museum. Then i briefly researched about tomorrows ferry departure to Denmark before I had a delicious and very cheap lunch at Bangkok Kitchen in the street Andra Laanggatan, one of the cities' well-known bar and restaurant streets. Afterwards I crossed the moat and passed the so-called fish church on my way to the cathedral, which I visited. Then it was time for a cup of coffee at a café opposite Kronhuset, which is Gothenburg's oldest house from the 17th century. The city is not that old as it was moved from a position further up the Goeta river. After a look at the opera house on the very harbour front and the sail ship Viking I walked back to the city centre and by way of the square Gustav Adolfs Torg I walked eastwards to both the old and new stadiums Ullevi. At the latter Denmark had won the European championship in 1992. My next goal was the park of Traedgaardsfoereningen (garden association), where I enjoyed a Fuller's ESB at the café Rosariet. I was very fond of this park and so lots of others obviously also were. After a visit at the liqour store Systembolaget I trudged the long way "home" to my hostel and cooked my dinner and was refreshed by some nice bottles of strong beer.