A coastal municipality

in the middle

of the country

Lidköping is located in Sweden’s historical cradle where the Västergötland area’s agricultural communities meet Sweden’s largest lake. It’s a wonderful location with good means of transport to nearby towns, to the major cities of Gothenburg and Stockholm and on to Europe and the rest of the world.
A coastal municipality in the middle of the country

Lidköping, return ticket


By train: There are direct trains on the Kinnekulle railway line to Gothenburg twice a day, Monday–Saturday. The journey takes 1.5 hours. A journey to Stockholm goes via the towns of Hallsberg or Skövde.

By car and bus: Sweden’s major cities are easy to reach on the E20 motorway. Gothenburg (140 km) and Stockholm (350 km).

By air: Passenger service from Gothenburg/Landvetter airport and Trollhättan.

Good to know about Lidköping

  • In 1446, the trading post Lidköping was granted a city charter, thereby becoming the first city on Lake Vänern.
  • The municipality’s coastal area along Lake Vänern is 220 km long.
  • The municipality has a population of 38,000, of which some 26,000 live in central Lidköping.
  • The tennis player Anders Järryd and singer Linda Sundblad are both from Lidköping.
Sidan uppdaterad 2011-08-19 av Christer Erngren

Kontaktinformation

Town Hall
Phone +46 510 77 00 00
Fax +46 510 77 03 40

Adress:
Lidköping Municipality
Town Hall, Skaragatan 8
531 88 Lidköping by Lake Vänern

Opening hours:
Mon-Thur 07:40-17:00
Fri 7.40-16.00 (21/6-6/8 7.40-16.00)
Lidköpings kommun
531 88 Lidköping vid Vänern
Besöksadress: Skaragatan 8
Telefon 0510-77 00 00
Fax 0510-77 03 40
kommun@lidkoping.se