The trip to Gotland with my sisters was great and the medieval week was wonderful as usual. We spent our days sightseeing, taking tons of photos. I’ve watched a sunset, walked along the beach, looked at ruins, shopped at the medieval fair and walked around in a medieval gown. We had ice cream at Sweden’s biggest ice cream parlor and delicous food at a restaurant. I’ve watched the view from a mountain and had breakfast on a cliff overlooking the sea. The weather couldn’t have been more perfect and the five star camping resort was everything I had expected and more. All in all the trip was perfect.

If you want to see all of the 81 photos I’ve uploaded you can do so here. If that’s a bit too many you can just look at a few goodies below. Enjoy!

Me.

Me.

Danielle.

Nathalie.

Visby is full of small alleys like this and also full of roses.

Visby is actually called “The city of roses and ruins”.

One of the towers of the medieval wall surrounding the inner city.

One of many church ruins.

The city isn’t just full of ruins. There are also many old houses.

And lots of ivy.

Sisters matching flowers.

More ivy.

Sunset at Kneippbyn, the camping resort we stayed at.

My sisters having breakfast overlooking the sea. They’re actually sitting on a cliff 10 meters above the beach but you can’t see that in the photo.

Visby as seen from the boat on our way home.