Trollhättan is an industrial city in western Sweden, located at the Trollhätte Falls, where the Göta River flows out of Lake Vänern.
The city is the seat of Trollhättan Municipality. With its unique location and dramatic scenery, Trollhättan is a popular tourist destination. The city is home to the Saab car factory, as well as a number of other industrial concerns. The city is also home to the Trollhättan University College.
Trollhättan is the small town I grew up in. I left as soon as I finished high school when I was 19 years old. I am not 100% sure if it is because I grew up here or not, but I just don't like this place at all. Some people have this nostalgic view of their hometown and can see themselves move back one day. I have at least 100 places, big and small, that I would choose before Trollhättan :)
I had a nice childhood with lots of fun playing handball for the local team and can miss good times with childhood friends. But apart from being next to a pretty nice river and having perhaps the best kebab pizzas in Sweden, I can't think of anything great (nor terrible) about this town. I am not in love with the people, the food, the nightlife, or the actual downtown area. Grab a pizza and then move along would be my recommendation.
Trollhättan is the small town I grew up in. I left as soon as I finished high school when I was 19 years old. I am not 100% sure if it is because I grew up here or not, but I just don't like this place at all. Some people have this nostalgic view of their hometown and can see themselves move back one day. I have at least 100 places, big and small, that I would choose before Trollhättan :)
I had a nice childhood with lots of fun playing handball for the local team and can miss good times with childhood friends. But apart from being next to a pretty nice river and having perhaps the best kebab pizzas in Sweden, I can't think of anything great (nor terrible) about this town. I am not in love with the people, the food, the nightlife, or the actual downtown area. Grab a pizza and then move along would be my recommendation.
Trollhättan is the small town I grew up in. I left as soon as I finished high school when I was 19 years old. I am not 100% sure if it is because I grew up here or not, but I just don't like this place at all. Some people have this nostalgic view of their hometown and can see themselves move back one day. I have at least 100 places, big and small, that I would choose before Trollhättan :)
I had a nice childhood with lots of fun playing handball for the local team and can miss good times with childhood friends. But apart from being next to a pretty nice river and having perhaps the best kebab pizzas in Sweden, I can't think of anything great (nor terrible) about this town. I am not in love with the people, the food, the nightlife, or the actual downtown area. Grab a pizza and then move along would be my recommendation.
