Gothenburg is Sweden's second largest city and is located on the banks of the North Sea just off the northern Danish border. It is famous for its history and culture and is called "Little London". The population of this city is about 572,779 people; The city of Gothenburg is distinguished by its natural features; The large green parks that go along with the picturesque waterways and the unique architecture are among the most important gardens; Slotskogen National Park is the city's main park, located in the southwest of the city, with a petting zoo and the Gothenburg Botanical Garden, which has more than 16,000 species of wonderful plants. One of the most famous museums in Gothenburg is the Volvo Museum, which follows the development of Volvo cars, trucks, buses and marine engines. Gothenburg is known as the culinary capital, as it is home to the most famous seafood, and tourists can try a variety of international restaurants in addition to mobile food trucks scattered in its streets.