Welcome to Visby

MyVisby should hopefully feel like my own for everyone who visits the website. MyVisby can be reading about the alleys, the ring wall, the ruins, the roses, the views, Kallis, shops, old buildings or Rindi and much more in Visby, as much as everyone wants to know about this beautiful city.

Here you will find information about Visby's history from the Middle Ages to the present day, about the unique city wall, all the church ruins, squares and places, interesting buildings, legends, famous profiles and much more. The information is for everyone who wants to learn a little more about the city and get tips on sights and not least for those who are interested in history. The information mainly covers old Visby, i.e. the city inside the walls.

Visby Town Wall: Walk along the medieval city wall that surrounds Visby. It's a great way to experience the town's history and enjoy scenic views

Gotlands Museum: Dive into the rich history of Gotland at this museum, which features Viking artifacts, medieval sculptures, and contemporary art

Botanical Garden: Stroll through the lush greenery and vibrant blooms of the Botanical Garden, a peaceful oasis in the heart of Visby

Lummelundagrottan: Explore the fascinating Lummelunda Cave, located just 14 km north of Visby. It's an exciting adventure for all ages

St. Mary's Cathedral: Visit this historic cathedral with its impressive architecture and modern organ

The ruins of St. Karin's church, also called St. Catherine's church, are located in the middle of Visby, right next to the southern side of Stora Torget. The church was originally built by the Franciscan order, the Mendicant Brothers, as a monastery church for the Visby convent that was founded in 1233.

Högklint Naturreservat: Take in the stunning coastal views at this nature reserve, which offers great photo opportunities and a chance to connect with nature.

Gotska Sandön: If you're up for a bit of travel, visit this magical island, unique in the Baltics, for a truly unforgettable experience.

Fårö is a Baltic sea island northeast of Gotland, Sweden’s largest island. Once you cross the strait between the islands, you will notice how Fårö's nature differs from the Swedish mainland. The sand is finer and the landscape more barren, with tall sea stacks.

The raukar in Ljugarn, Sweden are a famous limestone formation in the Folhammar nature reserve on the island of Gotland. The raukar are natural eroded rocks that form sea stacks.

The blue Lagoon is an old limestone quarry that is now filled with water and is a popular bathing spot.

The octagonal shape of the Church of the Holy Spirit is easy to recognize. The ruins are located at the intersection of Norra Kyrkogatan and Hospitalsgatan. The church began to be built in the early 13th century. The church is very well preserved and there has even been previous discussion of restoring it to its original condition.