Visby Ringmur

The Visby Ringmur, also known as the Visby City Wall, is a medieval defensive wall surrounding the town of Visby on the island of Gotland. The wall is approximately 3.44 km long and features 27 large and 9 small towers. It was built in two stages during the 13th and 14th centuries to protect the town from foreign enemies and Swedish assailants. The wall is an important part of Visby's historic heritage and a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can walk along the wall and explore the town's many historic sites, including the Gotland Museum, which features a number of archaeological finds and exhibits on the town's history. The town is also known for its beautiful gardens, particularly its profusion of roses, and its charming streets and alleys, such as Fiskargränd. With its rich history, stunning architecture, and natural beauty, Visby is a great destination for families to explore and learn about Sweden's medieval past