Gotland
is a province in the Götaland region and Sweden 's largest island. It is situated in the Baltic Sea outside the southeast coast of Sweden.
Cities
- Visby
- Slite
- Hemse
- Roma
- Fårösund
Getting there
By plane
There are flights all year to Visby from Stockholm and Linköping. During summer, there's also flights from Gothenburg, Oslo and Ängelholm.
By boat
- Destination Gotland,
runs ferries from Nynäshamn and Oskarshamn. You can also bring your car.
See
- Visby is on UNESCO's World Heritage list as an "outstanding example of a Northern European walled Hanseatic town which has in a unique way preserved its townscape and its extremely valuable buildings, which in form and function clearly reflect this significant human settlement".
Things to do
- Medieavel week, a larg feast during a whole week in the beginning of august every year. 2008 was the 25th anniversery. More information at
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- The politican week, also known as "Almedalsveckan" since it take place att the large park, Almedalen, in the town of Visby. A week when every swedish politicians comes to Gotland to present their politics views to the public.
Eat
Some typical dishes from Gotland are:
- Saffron pancake (Saffranspannkaka)
- Sheep's head (Lambskalle)
Drink
Gotlandsdricke - local alcoholic brew
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