Visby is a medieval walled town on the island of Gotland. It is small and walkable. Expect cobblestones and slopes.
Where Visby lies
Where your ship docks
Visby has a cruise quay run by Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP) since 2018. Two ships can dock at once, up to 340 m long. Whether some ships still tender is not confirmed. Tourist office staff meet ships at the quay with free maps.
Shuttle. Not confirmed. Tourist office staff are at the cruise quay on arrival. Check your planner.
Getting to the sights
| The way | Time | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Walk to Walled town | not confirmed | Free |
Walk to Walled town
- Walk from the pier or tender landing to the town wall gates.
Walking distance from the quay to the wall not confirmed by an official page.
What to see
Town wall
About 3.4 km medieval wall with towers (unverified).
- How
- Walk.
- Time
- 1 hour
- Tickets
- Free
St. Mary's Cathedral
Still-used medieval church.
- How
- Walk.
- Time
- 20 minutes
- Tickets
- Unverified
Church ruins (St. Karin, St. Nicolai)
Medieval church ruins.
- How
- Walk.
- Time
- 30 minutes
- Tickets
- Free outside
Gotland Museum (Fornsalen)
Viking picture stones and treasures.
- How
- Walk.
- Time
- 1 hour
- Tickets
- Unverified
Your day, hour by hour
Planned for a typical call. Check your ship's all-aboard time and be back an hour early. The ship will not wait.
- Walk in through a gate.
- Cathedral, ruins, Stora Torget square.
- Museum.
- Walk the wall outside.
- Back 30-60 minutes early (more if tendering).
What goes wrong, and how to avoid it
Beware
- Tender in wind.
- Steep cobbled lanes.
Fees, money and access
Accessibility
Hilly and cobbled.
Money
Swedish krona (SEK). Nearly cashless, use a card.
More of the The Baltic Capitals
Sources & what we could not confirm · 2 sources · checked 2026-11
- Tendering
- Walk time quay to wall
- Attraction prices
- Wall length








