Gotlands län
Many people say that it is like coming to an oasis when they come to us. Here the feeling is calm even in the middle of summer when the pressure on Visby can be great. In our large garden there is both sun and shade. We are only a seven-minute walk from the…
The church began to be built at the end of the 12th century with funds collected from the German ships that called at Visby. In 1225, the cathedral was consecrated in honor of the Virgin Mary and has been the cathedral of the diocese since 1572 and is now a…
Drotten's church ruin is a small ruin without a roof. The church was built around 1240 as a parish church for the Germans in the central parish under the cliff, but was rebuilt and extended in the latter part of the Middle Ages. It was abandoned in 1528, wh…
Sudret's lamb farmers, artisans and craftspeople showcase their products here. Some are made in the old craft tradition of the region, others are inspired by new ideas and made in traditional materials. The café serves both coffee and lunch, which can be en…
Stavgard is a unique place in southern Gotland, in the parish of Burs. The area is full of Iron Age remains - including the remains of the second largest longhouse in the Nordic region, which is believed to be the house of the hero Beowulf. An entire Viking…
At the Norrbys cultural reserve in Väte, we want to preserve, inspire and bring to life life on a farm as it might have looked a few generations ago. Maybe you recognize yourself? The cultural-historical value of the Norrbys farm lies in the fact that it is…
Tjul station is a small railway museum that shows the working and living environment of the stationmaster and his family. The station house and outbuildings were built in 1898 when the railway line between Klintehamn and Roma was built and are preserved in…
In the year of our Lord 1361, July 27, these buried boys fell into the hands of the Danes at the gates of Visby, pray for them".
Laus Käldu is Gotland's second most famous spring (the most famous is Hångers Källa in Lärbro). In the past, the water flowed in a carved log. The spring house was built in 1918. In Laus Käldu, residents still get water for drinks and cooking today.
