Gothenburg

Airport transfer and hotel check-in(1.5 hours)

Flygbussarna bus runs every 15-20 minutes. Buy tickets on the app or at the stop. 119 SEK (~$11)

Afternoon stroll through Haga District(1.5 hours)

Gothenburg's oldest neighborhood with cobblestone streets, wooden houses, vintage shops, and cozy cafes. Free to explore. This is where you fall in love with the city

First fika at Café Husaren(1 hour)

Famous for the hagabulle — an oversized cinnamon bun the size of a dinner plate. 55 SEK with coffee. Haga Nygata 28. The fika tradition is non-negotiable in Sweden

Dinner at Sjöbaren(1.5 hours)

Casual seafood bistro in Haga. Their fish soup (fisksoppa) is legendary — 175 SEK. Haga Nygata 25. No reservations, first come first served

Feskekörka (Fish Church)(1.5 hours)

Indoor fish market built in 1874 in a Gothic church-inspired building. Free to browse. Open Tue-Sat 10AM-6PM. The räksmörgås (shrimp sandwich) upstairs is a Gothenburg institution — 165 SEK

Walk along Rosenlund Canal to Universeum(30 minutes)

Pleasant canal-side walk through the city center. Free. Pass the old Dickson library and Trädgårdsföreningen park

Universeum Science Center(2.5 hours)

Seven-story center with a real indoor rainforest, shark aquarium, and space exhibition. Entry: 295 SEK (~$28). The rainforest walkway with free-flying tropical birds is the highlight. Perfect if it rains (likely)

Evening at Liseberg Amusement Park(3 hours)

Scandinavia's largest amusement park. Entry: 130 SEK (~$12), rides extra or all-inclusive pass 490 SEK. The Helix roller coaster is world-class. Open Apr-Dec. Beautiful garden setting

Tram to Saltholmen terminal(30 minutes)

Take tram 11 from Brunnsparken to Saltholmen (end of the line). Included in the Västtrafik day pass (115 SEK)

Ferry to Vrångö island(40 minutes)

The southernmost inhabited island. Included in transit pass. Car-free with walking trails, swimming spots, and a nature reserve

Explore Vrångö — swimming and hiking(3 hours)

Walk the coastal path to the south tip for flat swimming rocks and clear water. The nature reserve trail (2 km loop) passes wildflower meadows. Bring a picnic — limited food options on the island

Ferry to Styrsö for lunch(15 minutes)

Larger island with a few restaurants. Lunch at Styrsö Skäret — grilled fish and local shrimp from 180 SEK. Outdoor terrace overlooking the harbor

Return ferry to Saltholmen(30 minutes)

Ferries run every 30-60 minutes. Check the Västtrafik app for the schedule. Last ferry around 11PM in summer

Climb to Skansen Kronan fortress(1 hour)

17th-century fortress on a hill in Haga with panoramic city views. Free. 10-minute uphill walk from Haga. Best in morning light for photos

Gothenburg Botanical Garden(2.5 hours)

One of Europe's largest with 16,000 species. Free entry to outdoor gardens; greenhouses 20 SEK. The Japanese Glade and Rock Garden are standouts. Tram 1 or 2

Lunch at Da Matteo Magasinsgatan(1 hour)

Gothenburg's best specialty coffee roaster. Sourdough sandwiches and pastries. Coffee and lunch about 130 SEK. Magasinsgatan 17A

Browse Linnéstaden neighborhood(1.5 hours)

Trendy area along Linnégatan with independent boutiques, record shops, and cafes. More local and less touristy than Avenyn

Dinner at Koka(2 hours)

Michelin-starred restaurant with an accessible 4-course menu from 795 SEK. Modern Swedish cuisine. Viktoriagatan 12. Book ahead

Fika at Bröd & Salt(45 minutes)

Artisan bakery in Majorna neighborhood. Cardamom buns and sourdough bread. Pastry and coffee about 75 SEK. Mariaplan 1

Walk along Slottsskogen park(1.5 hours)

Gothenburg's Central Park. Free. Moose and seal enclosures, playgrounds, and wide lawns. The Plikta playground area has a cafe

Second fika at Café Kringlan(45 minutes)

Tiny family-run cafe in Majorna with homemade cakes. Klippan area. A neighborhood favorite — 60 SEK for coffee and cake

Afternoon sauna at Frihamnen(2 hours)

Public sauna and outdoor pool on the harbor. Free entry to the pool; sauna sessions available. The contrast of cold harbor water and hot sauna is addictive

Dinner at Familjen(1.5 hours)

Casual restaurant in Linnéstaden with excellent meatballs, fish, and seasonal plates. Mains from 185 SEK. Arkivgatan 7

Gothenburg Museum of Art (Göteborgs Konstmuseum)(2 hours)

Nordic art from Zorn and Larsson to contemporary works. Entry: 80 SEK. The Hasselblad Center photography gallery is inside. Open Tue-Sun 11AM-6PM

Walk down Avenyn (Kungsportsavenyn)(45 minutes)

Gothenburg's grand boulevard. Lined with restaurants and shops, ending at Götaplatsen square with its Poseidon fountain. Free

Lunch at Magasinsgatan food street(1 hour)

The blocks around Magasinsgatan have Gothenburg's best concentration of restaurants. Try Jinx Food Truck or Bar Centro. Most lunches 120-170 SEK

Maritiman floating maritime museum(1.5 hours)

Board 20 historic vessels including a submarine, destroyer, and lightship. Entry: 170 SEK. Interactive and surprisingly engaging. Near the Opera House

Sunset drinks at Pustervik rooftop(1.5 hours)

Rooftop bar with harbor views. Beer from 75 SEK. A local favorite for summer evenings

Last fika at Da Matteo Vallgatan(45 minutes)

Their chocolate croissant is the best in the city. Coffee and pastry about 85 SEK. Vallgatan 5

Pick up Systembolaget souvenirs(30 minutes)

Swedish craft spirits or wine make great gifts. Systembolaget on Kungsgatan. Open Mon-Fri 10AM-7PM, Sat 10AM-3PM. Closed Sunday

Airport transfer(45 minutes)

Flygbussarna from Nils Ericson terminal to Landvetter (119 SEK, 30 min). Allow 2 hours before flight. Card payment everywhere at the airport

Airport transfer and hotel check-in(1.5 hours)

Flygbussarna runs every 15-20 min. 119 SEK

Haga District stroll(1.5 hours)

Cobblestone streets, wooden houses, vintage shops. Gothenburg's oldest neighborhood

First fika at Café Husaren(1 hour)

Oversized hagabulle cinnamon bun — 55 SEK. Haga Nygata 28

Dinner at Sjöbaren(1.5 hours)

Casual seafood bistro. Legendary fish soup 175 SEK. Haga Nygata 25

Feskekörka (Fish Church)(1.5 hours)

1874 fish market in a Gothic building. Free browse. Räksmörgås (shrimp sandwich) 165 SEK upstairs

Universeum Science Center(2.5 hours)

Indoor rainforest, shark aquarium, space exhibition. 295 SEK. Perfect for rain

Evening at Liseberg(3 hours)

Entry 130 SEK, all-inclusive pass 490 SEK. Helix coaster is world-class. Open Apr-Dec

Tram 11 to Saltholmen + ferry to Vrångö(1 hour)

All included in Västtrafik day pass (115 SEK). Vrångö is the southernmost inhabited island

Vrångö coastal walk and swimming(3 hours)

Flat swimming rocks, nature reserve trail (2 km loop), wildflower meadows. Bring a picnic

Ferry to Styrsö for lunch(15 minutes)

Styrsö Skäret restaurant — grilled fish and shrimp from 180 SEK. Harbor terrace

Return to Gothenburg(45 minutes)

Last ferry around 11PM summer. Check Västtrafik app

Skansen Kronan fortress(1 hour)

17th-century hilltop fortress. Free. Panoramic city views. 10-min climb from Haga

Gothenburg Botanical Garden(2.5 hours)

One of Europe's largest. Free outdoors, greenhouses 20 SEK. Japanese Glade and Rock Garden are highlights

Lunch at Da Matteo(1 hour)

Best coffee in Gothenburg. Sourdough sandwiches. About 130 SEK. Magasinsgatan 17A

Linnéstaden browsing(1.5 hours)

Independent boutiques, record shops. More local than Avenyn

Dinner at Koka(2 hours)

Michelin-starred. 4-course menu from 795 SEK. Viktoriagatan 12

Fika at Bröd & Salt, Majorna(45 minutes)

Artisan bakery. Cardamom buns. About 75 SEK. Mariaplan 1

Slottsskogen park walk(1.5 hours)

Gothenburg's Central Park. Free. Moose enclosure, seal pond, wide lawns

Second fika at Café Kringlan(45 minutes)

Tiny family cafe in Majorna. Homemade cakes. 60 SEK

Frihamnen public sauna(2 hours)

Harbor sauna and outdoor pool. Free pool entry. Hot sauna then cold harbor plunge

Gothenburg Museum of Art(2 hours)

Nordic art plus Hasselblad photography center. 80 SEK. Tue-Sun 11AM-6PM

Walk Avenyn to Götaplatsen(45 minutes)

Grand boulevard ending at Poseidon fountain. Free

Lunch at Magasinsgatan area(1 hour)

Best food concentration in the city. Try Jinx or Bar Centro. 120-170 SEK

Maritiman floating museum(1.5 hours)

20 historic vessels including a submarine. 170 SEK

Sunset at Pustervik rooftop(1.5 hours)

Rooftop bar with harbor views. Beer from 75 SEK

Express bus 841 to Marstrand(50 minutes)

From Nils Ericson terminal. About 80 SEK with Västtrafik. Then a short passenger ferry (included)

Carlstens Fästning fortress(1.5 hours)

17th-century fortress crowning the island. Guided tours 100 SEK. Prison cells, ramparts, and sweeping sea views

Swim from the smooth rocks(1.5 hours)

The west side of the island has flat granite swimming rocks. Free. Water is cold but refreshing. Bring a towel

Lunch at Oscars on the harbor(1 hour)

Classic seafood spot. Shrimp sandwich and beer about 250 SEK. Terrace overlooking the sailboats

Walk the island perimeter(1 hour)

3 km loop past candy-colored wooden houses, hidden coves, and swimming spots. Free

Feskekörka early morning fish buying(1 hour)

Return to the Fish Church when it opens (10AM Tue-Sat) for the freshest selection. Watch locals shop and ask vendors for recommendations

West Swedish cooking class(3 hours)

Learn to prepare a classic Swedish seafood meal — pickled herring, toast Skagen, and fish stew. From 700 SEK at Gothenburg Cooking. Book ahead

Walk the Masthugget neighborhood(1.5 hours)

Steep hillside area with views from Masthuggskyrkan church (free, dramatic brutalist interior). Less touristy residential streets

Dinner at SK Mat & Människor(2 hours)

Social enterprise restaurant using surplus ingredients. Excellent food at fair prices. 3-course menu from 395 SEK. Johanna Kvarn

Bus to Hjalvik + ferry to Öckerö(1 hour)

Västtrafik bus and ferry. Day pass covers everything (115 SEK)

Hönö Klåva — cliff walking(2 hours)

Dramatic granite cliffs on Hönö island. The 3 km coastal path offers views of the open North Sea. Free. Wear good shoes

Lunch at Hönö Fiskaffär(1 hour)

Simple fish shop serving possibly the best shrimp sandwich in Sweden. About 140 SEK. Right by the ferry terminal

Explore Öckerö fishing village(1.5 hours)

Working harbor with traditional wooden boathouses. The local history museum (free) tells the story of herring fishing

Breakfast at Kafferosten(1 hour)

Neighborhood coffee shop in Majorna. Simple but excellent. Breakfast plate about 95 SEK

Browse Antikhallarna vintage market(1.5 hours)

Large antique hall near Stigbergstorget. Scandinavian mid-century furniture, vinyl, and curiosities. Free to browse

Walk along Klippan waterfront(1 hour)

Former industrial waterfront with converted warehouses. The Röda Sten art gallery (free) hosts experimental exhibitions

Afternoon cinema at Bio Roy(2.5 hours)

Art house cinema in Linnéstaden. Many films shown in English with Swedish subtitles. Tickets from 130 SEK

Dinner at Taverna Averna(1.5 hours)

Italian-Swedish fusion in Tredje Långgatan. Pasta from 165 SEK. Buzzy atmosphere, no reservations

Train to Borås(1 hour)

Direct train from Gothenburg Central. About 120 SEK. Known as 'the city of rain' — bring a jacket

Street art walking tour(2 hours)

30+ building-sized murals by international artists. Self-guided with the No Limit Street Art map (free at tourist office). Some works are 10 stories tall

Textile Museum of Sweden(1.5 hours)

Sweden's only textile museum. Traces 400 years of Swedish fashion and fabric. Entry: 100 SEK. The handcraft workshop is interactive

Lunch at Viskan Restaurang(1 hour)

River-side restaurant with seasonal Swedish menu. Lunch plates from 140 SEK

Drive north along the E6 and coast road(2 hours)

Rent a car or take express bus 841 toward Strömstad. The Bohuslän coast is pink granite cliffs and fishing villages

Fjällbacka village(2 hours)

Tiny harbor village beneath a dramatic granite cliff (Vetteberget). Free to explore. The Kungsklyftan gorge (cleft in the cliff) is a 5-minute walk. Ingrid Bergman spent summers here

Lunch at Stora Hotellet Fjällbacka(1.5 hours)

Fresh langoustine, shrimp, and local oysters. Seafood plate from 280 SEK. Terrace overlooking the harbor

Stop at Grebbestad for oysters(1 hour)

Sweden's oyster capital. Everts Sjöbod serves them fresh-shucked from 30 SEK each. Buy a dozen and eat on the dock

Vintage shopping on Andra Långgatan(2 hours)

Gothenburg's best vintage street. Beyond Retro, Arkivet, and smaller shops. Clothing, vinyl, and Scandinavian design finds

Final fika at Kafé Magasinet(1 hour)

Beautiful cafe in a converted warehouse on Tredje Långgatan. Great cakes and atmosphere. About 85 SEK

Afternoon at Gothenburg City Museum (Stadsmuseum)(1.5 hours)

Free. History of Gothenburg from Viking trade to modern immigration. The East India Company exhibit is excellent. Norra Hamngatan 12

Farewell dinner at Sjömagasinet(2.5 hours)

Gothenburg's finest seafood restaurant with a Michelin star. Tasting menu from 1,195 SEK. In a waterfront warehouse at Klippan. Book weeks ahead

Last fika at Da Matteo Vallgatan(45 minutes)

Best chocolate croissant in the city. About 85 SEK. Vallgatan 5

Systembolaget souvenirs(30 minutes)

Swedish craft spirits or wine. Kungsgatan location. Closed Sundays

Airport transfer(45 minutes)

Flygbussarna to Landvetter (119 SEK, 30 min). Allow 2 hours before flight

Haga District stroll(1.5 hours)

Cobblestone streets, wooden houses, vintage shops. Gothenburg's oldest neighborhood

First fika at Café Husaren(1 hour)

Giant hagabulle cinnamon bun — 55 SEK. Haga Nygata 28

Dinner at Sjöbaren(1.5 hours)

Legendary fish soup 175 SEK. Haga Nygata 25

Feskekörka (Fish Church)(1.5 hours)

1874 fish market. Shrimp sandwich upstairs 165 SEK

Universeum Science Center(2.5 hours)

Indoor rainforest and shark aquarium. 295 SEK

Evening at Liseberg(3 hours)

Entry 130 SEK, all-inclusive 490 SEK. Helix coaster is world-class

Tram 11 to Saltholmen + ferry to Vrångö(1 hour)

All on Västtrafik day pass (115 SEK)

Vrångö coastal walk and swimming(3 hours)

Nature reserve trail, flat swimming rocks. Bring a picnic

Ferry to Styrsö for lunch(15 minutes)

Styrsö Skäret — grilled fish from 180 SEK

Skansen Kronan fortress(1 hour)

Free hilltop panoramic views. 10-min climb from Haga

Gothenburg Botanical Garden(2.5 hours)

16,000 species. Free outdoors, greenhouses 20 SEK

Lunch at Da Matteo(1 hour)

Best coffee in Gothenburg. Sourdough sandwiches about 130 SEK

Linnéstaden browsing(1.5 hours)

Boutiques and record shops. More local than Avenyn

Dinner at Koka(2 hours)

Michelin-starred. 4-course from 795 SEK

Fika at Bröd & Salt(45 minutes)

Artisan bakery in Majorna. Cardamom buns about 75 SEK

Slottsskogen park(1.5 hours)

Free. Moose enclosure, seal pond, wide lawns

Second fika at Café Kringlan(45 minutes)

Tiny Majorna cafe. Homemade cakes 60 SEK

Frihamnen public sauna(2 hours)

Harbor sauna and pool. Free pool. Hot-cold contrast

Gothenburg Museum of Art(2 hours)

Nordic art + Hasselblad photography. 80 SEK

Walk Avenyn to Götaplatsen(45 minutes)

Grand boulevard, Poseidon fountain. Free

Lunch on Magasinsgatan(1 hour)

Jinx or Bar Centro. 120-170 SEK

Maritiman floating museum(1.5 hours)

20 ships including submarine. 170 SEK

Sunset at Pustervik rooftop(1.5 hours)

Beer from 75 SEK. Harbor views

Bus 841 to Marstrand + ferry(50 minutes)

About 80 SEK with Västtrafik

Carlstens Fästning fortress(1.5 hours)

17th-century fortress. Tours 100 SEK

Swimming from granite rocks(1.5 hours)

West side. Free. Cold but refreshing

Lunch at Oscars(1 hour)

Shrimp sandwich and beer about 250 SEK. Harbor terrace

Island perimeter walk(1 hour)

3 km loop past wooden houses and coves. Free

Feskekörka early morning(1 hour)

Watch locals buy fish at opening time

Swedish cooking class(3 hours)

Pickled herring, toast Skagen, fish stew. From 700 SEK

Masthugget neighborhood walk(1.5 hours)

Steep hills, views from Masthuggskyrkan church (free, brutalist interior)

Dinner at SK Mat & Människor(2 hours)

Social enterprise restaurant. 3-course from 395 SEK

Bus + ferry to Öckerö(1 hour)

Västtrafik day pass covers all

Hönö Klåva cliff walking(2 hours)

3 km coastal path with North Sea views. Free

Lunch at Hönö Fiskaffär(1 hour)

Possibly Sweden's best shrimp sandwich. 140 SEK

Öckerö fishing village(1.5 hours)

Traditional boathouses, free local history museum

Breakfast at Kafferosten(1 hour)

Neighborhood coffee shop. Breakfast plate 95 SEK

Antikhallarna vintage market(1.5 hours)

Scandinavian mid-century furniture and vinyl. Free browse

Klippan waterfront and Röda Sten gallery(1.5 hours)

Converted industrial waterfront. Free experimental art exhibitions

Cinema at Bio Roy(2.5 hours)

Art house films in English with subtitles. 130 SEK

Train to Borås(1 hour)

Direct train. 120 SEK

Street art walking tour(2 hours)

30+ building murals. Free self-guided No Limit map from tourist office

Textile Museum of Sweden(1.5 hours)

400 years of Swedish fashion. 100 SEK

Lunch at Viskan Restaurang(1 hour)

Riverside, seasonal Swedish. Lunch from 140 SEK

Drive north along Bohuslän coast(2 hours)

Pink granite cliffs and fishing villages all the way

Fjällbacka village(2 hours)

Tiny harbor beneath Vetteberget cliff. Kungsklyftan gorge. Free

Lunch at Stora Hotellet(1.5 hours)

Langoustine and shrimp. Seafood plate from 280 SEK

Grebbestad oysters(1 hour)

Fresh-shucked from 30 SEK each at Everts Sjöbod

Tram to Töpelsgatan + walk to Delsjön lake(30 minutes)

Large lake surrounded by forest. Free. Popular with joggers and swimmers

Hike the Bohusleden trail section(3 hours)

Well-marked forest trail around the lake. 8 km loop. Free. Pine forests, rock outcrops, and quiet coves

Swim in Delsjön(1 hour)

Designated swimming areas with changing rooms. Free. Water is fresh and clean

Lunch at Skatås Sporthotell café(1 hour)

Simple café at the outdoor recreation center. Sandwiches and soup from 95 SEK

Evening at Tredje Långgatan bar street(2 hours)

Gothenburg's liveliest bar street. Small craft beer bars and live music venues. Beer from 65 SEK

Ferry to Brännö from Saltholmen(20 minutes)

Västtrafik ferry. Day pass (115 SEK)

Rent a bike and cycle the island(3 hours)

Rental at the harbor. About 100 SEK/day. The island is flat and only 4 km long. Beaches, wildflower meadows, and historic dance hall

Swim at Husvik beach(1.5 hours)

Sandy beach with shallow water. One of the warmest swimming spots in the archipelago. Free

Lunch at Brännö Värdshus(1 hour)

Island restaurant with local fish. Daily specials from 165 SEK

Train to Alingsås(45 minutes)

Direct from Gothenburg Central. About 90 SEK

Alingsås fika trail(3 hours)

Self-guided trail of 10+ cafes in the small town center. Map from the tourist office. Each cafe has a specialty. Try Nyströms Konditori (since 1886) and Blå Dörren

Nolhaga Castle park(1 hour)

Free. Beautiful lakeside park with a small castle, rose garden, and walking paths

Lunch at Solbacken Café(1 hour)

Garden café famous for its princess cake (prinsesståårta). About 75 SEK per slice

Volvo Museum(2 hours)

From the 1927 ÖV4 to concept cars. Entry: 120 SEK. On Hisingen island, reachable by bus. Even non-car enthusiasts enjoy the design evolution

Lunch at Brödernas in Eriksberg(1 hour)

Burgers in a converted shipyard area. About 170 SEK. The Eriksberg crane is a local landmark

Eriksberg waterfront walk(1.5 hours)

Former shipyard turned residential area. The contrast of industrial heritage and modern architecture. Free

Dinner at Upper House Sky Bar(2 hours)

Rooftop bar at the Gothia Towers hotel, 23rd floor. Cocktails from 170 SEK. The best panoramic city view. Dress smart

Bus to Särö(45 minutes)

Västtrafik bus from Gothenburg. About 50 SEK. Former aristocratic bathing resort

Särö Västerskog nature reserve coastal walk(3 hours)

6 km coastal trail through old-growth oak forest and along granite shores. Free. One of Sweden's finest short coastal hikes

Swimming at Särö beach(1 hour)

Sandy beach with relatively warm water. Free. The beach was once exclusive to Swedish nobility

Lunch at Särö Värdshus(1.5 hours)

Historic seaside restaurant. Fish of the day about 225 SEK. Lovely garden terrace

Vinyl hunting at Bengans and Dirty Records(2 hours)

Bengans on Storgatan is Gothenburg's legendary record shop. Dirty Records on Andra Långgatan for punk and indie. Vinyl from 50 SEK

Lunch at Puta Madre(1 hour)

Mexican street food in Majorna. Tacos from 35 SEK each. Chapmans Torg 1

Visit Världskulturmuseet (Museum of World Culture)(1.5 hours)

Free entry. Thought-provoking exhibitions on global issues. The building itself is architecturally striking

Live music at Nefertiti Jazz Club(2.5 hours)

Sweden's top jazz venue. Shows most evenings from 200 SEK. Also hosts funk, soul, and experimental music. Hvitfeldtsplatsen 6

Drive to Tjörn island(1 hour)

55 km north. Cross the dramatic arch bridge. Rent a car or take Västtrafik bus

Pilane Sculpture Park(2 hours)

International contemporary sculptures placed in a prehistoric landscape with Iron Age burial cairns. Entry about 150 SEK. Open May-October. The contrast of ancient and modern is powerful

Skärhamn village(1 hour)

Small fishing harbor. The Nordic Watercolour Museum (100 SEK) has excellent rotating exhibitions in a sea-edge building

Lunch at Salt & Sill floating restaurant(1.5 hours)

Sweden's first floating hotel/restaurant in Klädesholmen. Famous for pickled herring tastings. Lunch from 200 SEK

Vintage shopping on Andra Långgatan(2 hours)

Beyond Retro, Arkivet. Clothing, vinyl, Scandinavian design

Final fika at Kafé Magasinet(1 hour)

Converted warehouse on Tredje Långgatan. Great cakes. About 85 SEK

Gothenburg City Museum (Stadsmuseum)(1.5 hours)

Free. Viking trade to modern immigration. East India Company exhibit

Farewell dinner at Sjömagasinet(2.5 hours)

Michelin-starred seafood in a waterfront warehouse. Tasting menu from 1,195 SEK. Book weeks ahead

Last fika at Da Matteo(45 minutes)

Chocolate croissant. About 85 SEK. Vallgatan 5

Systembolaget souvenirs(30 minutes)

Swedish craft spirits. Closed Sundays

Airport transfer(45 minutes)

Flygbussarna to Landvetter. 119 SEK, 30 min