Landmarks near Långe Erik

A 19th‑century whitewashed limestone lighthouse at Öland’s northern tip offering panoramic Baltic views and a compact maritime historic site.

Discover Öland's wild northern frontier: Långe Erik lighthouse, alvar trails, bird-filled bays, and untamed Baltic beauty at Sweden's island edge.

Twisted pine sentinel of Öland's wild northeast, where wind-sculpted forests meet ancient wrecks and rattling pebble shores in Trollskogen's timeless embrace.

Viking stone circles and Ice Age shingle fields at Öland's northern edge: a haunting blend of ancient burials and fossil wonders in Byxelkrok.

Ölands enda vinddrivna skurverk vid Jordhamns hamn – upplev kalkstenens historia med havsutsikt och industriell charm.

Historic manor reborn as seaside resort: spa serenity, castle gardens, and archipelago flavors await on Gränsö's enchanting peninsula.

Wind-swept stone and Baltic panoramas on Slottsholmen—a compact medieval ruin where Västervik’s maritime history meets open-water light.

Compact coastal beacon guiding Baltic mariners from Öland's Borgholm shore, blending maritime history with serene seaside vistas.

Crowning a mighty cairn, this 1873 tribute to King Karl XV's hunts hides a time capsule amid Öland's windswept alvars and castle shadows.

A vast Baroque-turned-ruin on Öland’s headland — ancient walls, sea views and centuries of Swedish history under open sky.

Wander the royal gardens of Sweden's king at Solliden Palace, a Baltic island gem blending heritage, horticulture, and serene coastal beauty on Öland.

Unearth a 13th-century cog shipwreck on Gotland's sandy shores—a silent testament to medieval Baltic trade and seafaring prowess.

Iconic red lighthouse towers over medieval chapel ruins and Baltic shores at Köpingsvik, blending 19th-century engineering with ancient trade history on windswept Öland.

A compact medieval kastal on western Gotland — low, solid stone set in windswept coastal heath, where defence and burial meet the sea.

A 29‑metre Bronze Age ship outlined in standing granite—an austere stone vessel where Gotland’s seafaring past meets the open horizon.

Öland's grandest Iron Age ringfort: a 127m limestone enigma with nine mystic gates, evoking refuge, rituals, and ancient warriors amid windswept ruins.

Limestone sentinel on Visborgsslätt honoring King Oscar I's 1854 visit— a serene emblem of Gotland's military heritage amid open fields.

Entdecke Gotlands größtes Wikingergräberfeld: Bauchbestattungen, gefeilte Zähne und Handelsspuren aus der Christianisierungszeit südlich von Visby.

Echoes of medieval might in Visby's Ringmur corner: ruins of a royal pirate fortress razed amid Danish-Swedish wars.

Baltic gateway to Visby's medieval maze: where cruise quays meet ancient walls, rose gardens, and Viking echoes on Gotland's rose-draped shores.

Step through Visby's southern sentinel: a 13th-century stone gate guarding the medieval heart of Gotland's walled wonder.

Step into 12th-century stone where Hanseatic traders once stored silks and spices; now the gateway to Gotland's wonders from historic walls.

Step through Kajsarporten, where a 17th-century merchant's plea pierced Visby's 13th-century ring wall, unveiling the Hanseatic heart of Gotland's UNESCO gem.

A compact, history-soaked square in medieval Visby where merchant houses, cobbles and quiet cafés condense centuries of island life.

A living medieval town on Gotland where a 13th‑century wall, open‑air church ruins and rose‑lined lanes meet Baltic light and timeless atmosphere.

Uncover the emperor's tower: Visby's medieval prison stronghold turned museum, revealing dark tales amid UNESCO walls.

Step through the narrow Fisherman's Gate into Visby's medieval heartbeat, where 15th-century stone meets Baltic waves in a UNESCO treasure of Hanseatic whispers.

A modest, solemn ruin in Visby that links low stone foundations and burial traces to the island’s medieval past and 14th‑century conflicts.

Perched on Visby's ancient ring wall, Kvarntornet the Mill Tower guards medieval secrets with stoic grace, offering vistas of Hanseatic splendor.

Step through Visby's Love Gate, where a fishermen's passage became a romantic arch linking medieval walls to Baltic waves and blooming gardens.

Visby's grandest church ruin: Franciscan brick vaults tower beside Stora Torget, weaving medieval monastic history into the vibrant pulse of Gotland's ancient capital.

Whispers of medieval glory amid Visby's blooming botanical haven—S:t Olofs Basilica Ruins blend ancient stone with verdant serenity.

A compact 13th‑century church ruin in Visby’s medieval heart — small, tactile and quietly evocative of the island’s Hanseatic past.

Visby's medieval heartbeat: historic square with Franciscan ruins, buzzing markets, and timeless trade vibes since the 1300s.

A compact, UNESCO‑listed Hanseatic old town where medieval walls, merchant houses and church ruins meet cobbled lanes and sea views.

Pass through Österport's twin towers into Visby's medieval heart—a 13th-century gateway blending Hanseatic history, limestone grandeur, and timeless Baltic charm.

A compact medieval ruin in Visby where Romanesque stones, narrow staircases and layered masonry tell the town’s long history.

Gotland's sole standing medieval marvel: limestone towers, ancient Christ statue, and Hanseatic echoes in Visby's heart.

A living medieval cathedral at the heart of Visby — centuries of stone, bells and parish life beneath Gotland’s skyline.

Ascend the ancient Snäckgärdsporten for breathtaking Visby vistas from one of Ringmur's oldest towers, whispering tales of medieval sieges and ghostly names.

A 13th‑century harbour church turned Dominican convent ruin — a sunlit stone shell with resonant acoustics and visible traces of Visby’s medieval trading past.

A compact medieval gateway in Visby’s ring wall — compact stonework, towered profile and the layered textures of centuries of repairs.

Step into Viking assembly grounds within Visby's medieval embrace, where ancient ting traditions echo amid UNESCO ring walls and Baltic trade ghosts.

Step through S:t Göransporten into Visby's medieval heart: a 13th-century gate guarding leper church ruins and a catapult-scarred wall in UNESCO-listed splendor.

A 13th‑century stone ring around Visby: a near‑complete medieval fortification of towers, gates and sea‑framed views that defines the town’s historic heart.

Step through Visby's 13th-century North Gate, where medieval towers guard Baltic vistas and Hanseatic history unfolds amid ancient stones.

Whispers of medieval isolation echo through St Görans Ruin, a leprosy asylum church whose stone arches guard Visby's poignant Hanseatic secrets outside the ancient walls.

A stark limestone plateau above Visby where medieval stone pillars hold the memory of public justice and offer wide sea views.

Gotland's sentinel rauk: a weathered limestone elder perched on Husrygg cliffs, guarding endless Baltic horizons with mythic gaze and coastal splendor.

Iconic limestone tower on Gotland's wild southern cliffs, offering breathtaking Baltic panoramas and a climbable beacon of maritime history since 1846.

A compact medieval sandstone tower on southern Gotland — stout, tactile and quietly commanding the parish landscape around Burgsvik.

Towering Bronze Age cairn amid Gotland's ancient pastures—one of Sweden's largest intact stone tombs, encircled by sister mounds in a timeless rural necropolis.

Whispers of sisterly faith in Kalmar's tranquil embrace—a humble chapel where simplicity meets profound serenity.

Iconic red iron tower on a barren Baltic islet, whispering tales of pilots and beacons in Gryt's remote skärgård since 1863.

Scandinavia's largest stubbkvarn windmill graces Öland's ridges, pivoting with the winds to reveal centuries of milling mastery and rural serenity.

Sweden's longest bridge linking mainland Kalmar to idyllic Öland, a 6km engineering icon opened in 1972 with stunning sea views and free passage year-round.

Discover Gotland's split-stone sentinel: Garda Kyrka, where medieval arches whisper tales of Baltic faith amid serene coastal fields.

Scandinavia's sole surviving washhouse, perched over Kalmarsund where brackish waves still rinse rag rugs in time-honored tradition.

Discover Kalmar's whimsical 'cat rump'—a tucked-away haven of wooden cottages, historic wash houses, and fortified folklore on Kvarnholmen's edge.

Kalmar's stone-paved baroque square, reborn with whispering waters and glowing nights—a timeless stage for markets, history, and hushed urban serenity.

Discover Kalmar's 17th-century soul on Kvarnholmen, where fortified walls, historic lanes, and the iconic water tower weave tales of relocation, resilience, and timeless island charm.

Kalmar's intimate 17th-century square, ringed by Karolinska stone houses and the oldest wooden survivor, where history unfolds in quiet architectural harmony.

Kalmar's iconic trio of 17th-century wooden houses, stepping down in size along a cobblestone lane— a photogenic emblem of Sweden's humble historic heart.

Walk Kalmar's resilient 17th-century walls on Kvarnholmen—ancient defenses blending history, harbor views, and urban charm in Sweden's storied southeast.

A late-19th-century brick water tower on Kvarnholmen—an industrial relic turned residential landmark that punctuates Kalmar’s historic skyline.

A compact historic square on Kvarnholmen where theatre, 19th‑century architecture and the Vasabrunnen fountain create a civic stage.