Liljehornska house
Explore the Timeless Charm of Liljehornska House
Discover the historical elegance of Rethwisch's House, a stunning attraction in Visby showcasing Gotland's rich medieval architecture and culture.
Rethwisch's House, a delightful tourist attraction in the heart of Visby, offers visitors a glimpse into the historical architecture and culture of Gotland. This unique site, with its charming façade and rich heritage, is perfect for history enthusiasts and casual tourists alike, providing an authentic experience of Sweden's medieval past.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
If you are starting from the Visby City Center, head north on Stora Torget (the main square) and take Stora Torget street towards S:t Hansgatan. Continue straight until you reach the intersection with S:t Hansgatan. Turn right on S:t Hansgatan, and you will find Rethwisch's House at S:t Hansgatan 36, just a short walk down the street on your left.
Walking
If you are coming from the Visby Ferry Terminal, exit the terminal and walk towards the main road. Turn left onto the main road and continue walking until you reach the roundabout. From the roundabout, take the first exit onto S:t Hansgatan. Follow S:t Hansgatan for about 10 minutes, and Rethwisch's House will be on your right at S:t Hansgatan 36.
Walking
From the Visby Botanical Garden, exit the garden and turn left onto S:t Hansgatan. Walk straight along S:t Hansgatan for approximately 15 minutes. Rethwisch's House will be located on your left at S:t Hansgatan 36, just before you reach the intersection with Stora Torget.
Use Tower Bridge as your starting point for nearby food, family ideas, nightlife, and more local discoveries.
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