World of Volvo

World of Volvo is such a nice and well-designed experience center! The exhibition is interactive and fun — you can try different things related to driving, balance and design, or just explore and observe. Everything is very modern, well-organized and visually impressive. Even though the visit was short, it was really enjoyable and worth it. Definitely recommend stopping by if you're in Gothenburg!

Was shocked at how great this experience was. I’m not a huge car person, but love Sweden, so it was cool to see how this iconic Swedish company has evolved through the years. The exhibition was interactive, informative, and innovative. The lunch buffet was so good and reasonably priced. We even got to test drive a Volvo. Super impressed with this experience!

Bery beautiful building. Lots of car/buses/engine proplsed vehicled on display. It starts a bit different, with emotions being described in a creative way. Would be a nice place for children as well as it is very interactive.

Beautiful building, beautiful content. It’s a must. It’s an absolutely amazing experience. It’s geared to all ages, things to see and do. One of my favourite things about the museum is how the exhibits are very inviting and you can interact with quite a lot of exhibit pieces. There is a huge range of cars spanning the years decades and you can get up close and very personal with all the equipment they also have a bus slamming on the brakes hard simulator which is very weird.

The world of Volvo is really fascinating and a great place for both children and adults. Even those not particularly interested in cars or automobiles will find it a captivating experience. There are lots of interactive exhibitions that the kids will want to go back to time and time again. The restaurant offers a nice buffet at a reasonable price and the architecture of the building is in itself stunning. You find yourself face to face with the history of the car and one of the leading innovators of car safety technology. Many experiences are thought provoking also. There is great parking beside the world of Volvo and ample charging for electric vehicles. Highly recommend this as an experience for the family.

I’ve always been a fan of the Volvo brand, so I was excited to visit and see what they had prepared for the public. Unfortunately, the experience was quite disappointing. The entrance fee of 200 kr is reasonable, and the building itself is stunning — it even reminds me of the Apple headquarters with its impressive wooden design. But once inside, the museum feels like a colossal waste of space: a massive building with so little to actually see. There are just a few concept cars and a handful of other models, with minimal descriptions and hardly any audiovisuals. Oddly, there are also activities for children that feel entirely unrelated to Volvo. Where are the iconic cars? The detailed descriptions of patents and research? The cutaway engines with proper engineering explanations? This is what one would expect from a brand with such a rich history. In the end, it felt like a waste of time, money, and space. A real shame, Volvo. The best part of the visit was the café, which is excellent — but unfortunately, it wasn’t enough to make up for the disappointment. (Our group of 10 people all came to the same conclusion.)

The World of Volvo is a remarkable museum. The architecture is impressive. It is quite a modernization compared to the previous museum. The section covering Volvo’s racing heritage was especially interesting. There appeared to be less vehicles on display than in the original, but it still was a wonderful experience. My team had a workshop in the conference center. It was a great facility for such a session and made the meeting enjoyable. The staff were friendly and professional, while the room and equipment work flawlessly.

Nice tour and museum. Had a great buffet lunch at the museum. Museum has a lot of you. Great fun to see all the cars throughout Volvo’s 100 year history. Museum was very interactive. Great for kids.