Lindome

Lindome is a district located in the western part of Gothenburg, Sweden. It is part of the city’s major urban expansion area known as *Haga*, which also includes areas like Haga, Kortedala, and Angered. Lindome is primarily known for its large residential neighborhoods, commercial centers, and a notable industrial zone.

The area began developing in the 1970s and 1980s as part of Gothenburg’s efforts to accommodate population growth. Lindome’s housing primarily consists of high-rise apartment buildings, designed to house a significant portion of the city’s residents. The district features several shopping centers, including *Lindome Centrum*, which serves as a central hub for daily needs and leisure activities. Additionally, Lindome has a mix of green spaces and recreational facilities, such as parks and sports areas, contributing to its livability.

Economically, Lindome includes an industrial park that hosts various businesses, including manufacturing, logistics, and service industries. The area is well-connected by public transportation, with bus and tram routes linking it to the city center and other parts of Gothenburg. The district also has a local school and community services, catering to its residents' needs.

Lindome’s urban planning reflects mid-20th-century Swedish architectural trends, emphasizing functionalism and collective living. Over the years, the area has seen gradual modernization and redevelopment, balancing residential comfort with economic activity. Today, Lindome remains a key part of Gothenburg’s suburban landscape, offering a blend of urban convenience and suburban living.