Best Shops near Vivesholm

Klinte Snäusbodi is a quaint kiosk located in Klintehamn, offering a selection of refreshments and local delights. A perfect stop for tourists exploring the area.

Landa is a charming home goods and antique furniture store in Klintehamn on Gotland's northwest coast. Nestled along Norra Kustvägen, it specializes in vintage finds, curiosities, and unique interior pieces that blend nostalgia with coastal living. Open limited hours Thu-Sat, it draws locals and visitors seeking one-of-a-kind treasures amid the island's serene landscapes. Browse antique furniture, decorative items, and quirky collectibles in a relaxed, treasure-hunt atmosphere perfect for discovering Gotland's rustic charm.

Nestled in a former chapel in Gotlands Tofta on Gotland, Berså Butik blends boutique shopping with a cozy café experience. Discover curated home furnishings, stylish décor, local crafts, jewelry, plants, and seasonal clothing alongside homemade sandwiches, fresh-baked buns, cakes, and traditional Swedish fika served by a crackling fire overlooking the garden and historic Tofta church.

A warm, design-led lifestyle shop on Gotland’s west coast, Verkstan in Tofta specialises in homewares, textiles and curated gifts sourced from Scandinavian and European brands. Housed in a low-key building near the beach, the store pairs rustic displays with modern styling and a friendly, community-minded atmosphere, making it a pleasant stop for shoppers seeking thoughtful home pieces and seasonal finds.

A family-run pottery studio and shop set in Etelhem Hageby on Gotland, Tallås Hantverk Krukmakeri makes functional ceramics and decorative pieces in a sunlit workshop setting. Browse shelves of hand-thrown mugs, bowls and vases, watch the potter’s wheel in action when staff are working, and pick up locally made tableware and gifts with rustic-modern glazes. Open daily with an easy, relaxed pace that suits collectors and casual browsers alike.

Gotlands Skivbörs in Romakloster is a treasure trove for vinyl enthusiasts and retro gamers. This cozy record store offers an extensive collection of vintage records spanning classic rock, Swedish pop, and more, alongside nostalgic video games. Step inside to browse shelves packed with hidden gems, soak in the crackling ambiance of spinning vinyl, and chat with knowledgeable staff who share insights on local artists and rarities. Open daily from 11am to 5pm, it's a nostalgic escape on Gotland's quiet countryside roads, perfect for collectors seeking unique finds amid the island's serene landscapes.

Nestled in the heart of Hemse on Gotland, Hemse Guld & Present is a charming jewelry, gift, and watch store offering a curated selection of gold, silver, fashion jewelry, clocks, glassware, and thoughtful presents. This welcoming shop on Storgatan provides quality items for special occasions, with convenient payment options and same-day delivery services. Open weekdays and Saturdays, it serves as a local gem for unique finds in a cozy island setting.

One of Sweden's oldest potteries, Etelhems Krukmakeri crafts traditional Gotlandic earthenware using local clay shaped by hand on potter's wheels. Visitors explore a vibrant shop filled with colorful ceramics, enjoy café treats, and try drop-in pottery sessions. Seasonal wood-fired pizza adds a rustic dining touch in summer. Nestled in rural Gotland, it embodies centuries-old craftsmanship amid serene farmland.

A niche atelier on rural Gotland blending Viking-era motifs with modern haute-couture craftsmanship, Vikingakollektionen occupies a converted farmhouse setting near Akebäck outside Visby. The studio produces hand-finished jewellery and garments inspired by Norse archaeology, using traditional forms, silverwork and contemporary materials to create pieces that feel historic yet wearable today. Visits are intimate and tactile, with a strong connection to local craft traditions.

Nestled in the rural hamlet of Lye on Gotland's southeast coast, Thord Karlsson Keramik is a working pottery studio and shop where artisan Thord Karlsson crafts and sells his unique ceramics. Born in 1957 in Västergötland, Karlsson trained at Capellagården and HDK before establishing his atelier in Gotland's serene landscape. Visitors discover handmade pots, vases, and decorative pieces reflecting natural forms and earthy tones, perfect for collectors seeking authentic Swedish craftsmanship. Open daily 11am-4pm, with extended summer hours and appointments available year-round as part of Gotland's famed Keramikrundan pottery trail.