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UNESCO-listed since 1995: a town wall of about 3.4 km, medieval church ruins and St Mary's Cathedral, the only church still in use.
Official websitegotland.com→Fornsalen, the island's history museum, is the gateway to Gotlands Museum, which also runs the art museum, ruins in Visby and several farm museums.
Official websitegotlandsmuseum.se→Open-air museum where farms, a lime kiln, sawmills and watermills tell the story of rural Gotland from the 17th to the 20th century. Open mid-May to early September.
Official websitebungemuseet.se→Nature reserve with some of Gotland's best-known sea stacks, almost 10 metres tall, between pebble beaches and stony heath. Picnic and barbecue area.
Official websitegotland.com→Centre devoted to Ingmar Bergman: exhibition from June to September, cinema, library and café. It hosts Bergman Week every summer.
Official websitebergmancenter.se→