Christmas buffet with views over Gothenburg

Welcome to Gothia Towers

Welcome to Gothia Towers

Welcome to our Imagine restaurant, at the top of our third tower. Here, on the 29th floor, we will be serving up this year’s Christmas buffet accompanied by fantastic views of Gothenburg in all its festive finery. Enjoy expertly prepared classic dishes and modern flavours. To finish, we have a stunning dessert buffet created by the Gothia Towers pastry team. And don’t forget to sample our lavish sweet buffet!
Our Christmas buffet starts on floor 28, where you will be served a festive welcome drink.

Merry Christmas from all of us at Gothia Towers, and we look forward to welcoming you.

Christmas buffet
SEK 845 

Wednesdays & Sundays
Available from 17:00 on Wednesdays and 14:00 on Sundays.

Children:
0-2 years – free
3-6 years – SEK 95
7-12 years – SEK 225

Christmas buffet
SEK 895

Thursdays
Available from 17:00.

Children:
0-2 years – free
3-6 years – SEK 95
7-12 years – SEK 225

Christmas buffet
SEK 945

Fridays,  Saturdays & Christmas eve
Available from 17:00. From 14:00 at Christmas eve.

Children:
0-2 years – free
3-6 years – SEK 95
7-12 years – SEK 225

We will be serving a Christmas buffet at Imagine, on the 29th floor of Tower 3. Dates: 22 November – 24 December.
The prices above include cloakroom facilities, welcome drink, Christmas buffet and coffee.

Book online

Book online or contact us by email at: [email protected]

Large-scale Christmas party

Time for your company or department to get together for some end-of-year festivities? We will be happy to help you and your company put on an unforgettable large-scale party or Christmas buffet. Contact us to discuss your requirements!

Contact and booking
For groups of over 12 people:
[email protected]

The History of the Swedish Christmas Buffet

In the Nordic region, the Christmas buffet is linked to our pagan ancestors’ sacrifice feast, the Midwinter Sacrifice. Tradition, folklore, and religion have shaped our Swedish Christmas buffet. The Christmas buffet as we know it today entered our homes in the 1960s with chef Tore Wretman, and the commercial Christmas buffet in Sweden took off.

Did you know that a Swedish Christmas buffet is eaten in 7 courses?
Now enjoy the Gothia Towers’ Christmas buffet in the traditional way and go up 7 times!

1. Herring and Baltic herring
2. Salmon and fish
3. Cold cuts
4. Warm appetizers
5. Cheeses
6. Dessert
7. Christmas sweets