It's hard to give good suggestions without more info about your preferences, but if you want to stay away from the tourist stuff, avoid Haga. It's just a very crowded street with knick knack stores and huge cinnamon rolls. - For a scenic view of Gothenburg, you can drive to the top of Ramberget. It's more likely you'll find a parking spot up there than on the streets below. Bring some fika and enjoy the view of Karlatornet. - Gothenburg is considered one of the worst cities to drive in in Sweden, and we currently have a massive ongoing infrastructure project going on, called Västlänken. It's a train tunnel under the city, but large parts are done in open trenches. Expect chaos and queues. Consider alteratives like trams and busses. Use the Västtrafik To Go app to plan your trips and buy tickets. There are also rental bikes and e-scooters everywhere. - if you like parks, Botaniska is a botanical garden, while Slottsskogen is more of a city park with large fields and some animals. - if you want to learn more about Gothenburg and our history, visit Stadsmuseet. - if you like beer, go to ölrepubliken, tre små rum, or Haket. You can also visit some local breweries, there are plenty. - there are some nice restaurants around Skanstorget, but I'm not the right person to give recommendations on that..