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Liseberg defies the norms of a city park with its sprawling large plot, dramatic hilly terrain and deep green forests. From the main entrance you are greeted by a dusky pink architectural parade of buildings with line the bottom of the hill

Covered escalators whiz people up and down the various terraces perched onto the hillside, at the very top tier an observation tower climbs high into the clouds giving a spectacular view over Göteborg

Many of the hilltop attractions enable guests to get higher view over the park from the gentle Ferris Wheel to the high altitude thrills of the Uppskjutet space shot and the Höjdskräcken turbo drop, whilst the fresh Uppswinget screaming swing's cliff edge setting gives one breathtaking rush

Clinging to the hillside the slender Schwarzkopf steelie Lisebergbanan lunges and twists its way through its lengthy white course with thunderous high banked swoops giving the ground a firm hug

Flume Ride makes fiendish use of the terrain lifting its logs high up the mountain top before a terrifying triple down mountain side cascade which is just as white knuckle as it is white water

Tucked away in a shady corner the Kållerado rapids ride likes to keep its course shy from unexpected riders, from the barn themed enclosed lift and station building to the tall tree lined banks and misting fog which conceal the stream ahead

A suspended fairy tale dark ride enchants younger guests while the spinning-n-swinging claw of Spin Rock thrills the older, the rock n roll Juke Box is a notably fun flat too

Blasting from the rooftops Kanonen rides with all the grace of a small train wreck. It's a brutal ride with extremely tight inversions and punchy directional changes, it may leave you black and blue but somehow it is strangely enjoyable, almost in the same category as the legendary Ultimate

Smoother sailing can be had right next door on the wooden wonder that is Balder. The tall dives, enclosed tunnels and airtime overload on every leap makes for roller coaster perfection.