Visby is a well-preserved medieval town with a rich history, featuring a 3.5 km long medieval ring wall, numerous church ruins, and over 200 buildings and homes dating back to the 12th-14th centuries. It is a popular vacation destination and a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Activities: We started our vacation with a walk in Visby, exploring the cobblestone streets and medieval buildings. We ate lunch at one of the many eateries and then went to our Airbnb
Highlights: We enjoyed guiding the kids among the cobblestones and medieval buildings, while describing Almedalen's significance through time ✨

Activities: We explored Visby, a city with medieval alleys, an exciting ring wall, and a dose of politics. The city is walkable and full of cozy cafes and fun shops for both children and adults. The children could run around relatively unimpeded in the alleys
Highlights: The kids loved running around the city's alleys because few cars drive inside the city walls. We also visited Almedalen park to learn more about Almedalsveckan, where anyone can mingle and meet representatives of Sweden's politicians and businesses ✨
