Fiskargränd
A narrow cobblestone lane covered in roses, with small colorful old houses pressed against the city wall. It is the most photogenic street in the City of Roses.
Fiskargränd is a narrow cobblestone slope in the northern part of Visby's old town. Low limestone cottages from the 18th and 19th centuries line both sides, and their walls are covered with climbing roses and other vines. In summer, when the flowers bloom, it is considered the most beautiful street in Visby and a symbol of the name City of Roses. The lane connects the city wall with the botanical garden area, and nearby lanes such as Specksgränd and Kvarngatan are just as charming. This is a residential area, so keep quiet when taking photos and do not enter private courtyards.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Visby Botanical Garden
- Kruttornet (Powder Tower)
- Visby City Wall
- Almedalen
- Gotland Museum (Fornsalen)
- St. Clemens Church Ruins
- St. Karin's Church Ruins & Stora Torget
- Visby Cathedral (St. Mary's)