Götaland GuideGötaland is the southernmost of the three lands of Sweden, the others being Svealand and Norrland. Götaland encompasses the ten southernmost provinces, between Kattegatt in the west and the Baltic Sea in the east. HotelsFind hotels in Gothenburg, Malmo, Linkoping, Lund, Helsingborg and more. GothenburgGothenburg is the second largest city in Sweden with approximately 520,000 inhabitants in the municipality. MalmöMalmö is Sweden's third largest municipality with a population of around 300.000 in the municipalty, and around 650 000 in the metropolitan area. LinköpingLinköping is Sweden's fifth biggest municipality. It is in the northern part of the Götaland region and is the capital of Östergötland county. ScaniaScania is the southernmost province in Sweden, and part of the Götaland region. It is known for its rich agricultural fields, its old history, long beaches, Danish heritage and a remarkable local accent. VästergötlandVästergötland, latinized form Westrogothia, is a province in the region Götaland in Sweden. ÖstergötlandÖstergötland is a province in the Götaland region in Sweden. The local bus company is called Östgötatrafiken. SmålandSmåland is a province in the Götaland region in Sweden. During the 16th and 17th century, Småland was the border province between Sweden and Denmark, and the stage for several wars. GotlandGotland is a province in the Götaland region and Sweden's largest island. It is situated in the Baltic Sea outside the southeast coast of Sweden. HallandHalland is a province in the Götaland region in Sweden. Public transportation in Halland is run by Hallandstrafiken. BlekingeBlekinge is a province in the Götaland region in Sweden. BohuslänBohuslän is a province in the Götaland region in Sweden. ÖlandÖland is a province in the Götaland region in Sweden. It consists of Sweden's second largest island on the south-east coast. DalslandDalsland is a province in the Götaland region in Sweden. Swedes speaks swedish. English is understood and spoken by most.