
Visby cruise quay (berths 14–15)
360 m pier taking ships up to about 338 m; two large ships can berth at once. Shops with local products, tourist information with free maps, shuttle buses and taxis. Smaller ships can use quay 4 next to the old town.

Visby is the main town of Gotland, Sweden's largest island, in the middle of the Baltic Sea. Cruise ships berth at a dedicated cruise pier just south of the town, which takes two large ships at once. More about Visby →

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Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Visby day.
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Most cruise ships berth at cruise quay 14/15, a 360-metre pier on the south side of Visby harbour that takes two large ships at once. Smaller ships can use quay 4, right next to the old town. The old town is about 1.2 km on foot from quay 14/15, over a footbridge, and shuttle buses also run. The terminal area has shops with local products and a tourist information desk with free maps; taxis are often waiting.
1.9 km · ~28 min by car
About 1.9 km, a 28-minute walk over the footbridge and through the old town. Main square of the walled medieval town.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
The old town is walkable from the pier over the footbridge. Shuttle buses also run. Distances, times and prices are approximate.
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360 m pier taking ships up to about 338 m; two large ships can berth at once. Shops with local products, tourist information with free maps, shuttle buses and taxis. Smaller ships can use quay 4 next to the old town.
Prices are approximate, including the lunch and dinner split.
The main square of the old town, with cafes and restaurants around it.
Restaurants along the harbour front.
Cafes and restaurants on the old town streets; Visby has a dense restaurant scene.

Visby is the main town of Gotland, Sweden's largest island, in the middle of the Baltic Sea. Cruise ships berth at a dedicated cruise pier just south of the town, which takes two large ships at once. A footbridge links the quay with the town. Visby's medieval old town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is still ringed by its town wall, and inside are cobbled lanes, church ruins, the cathedral and the island's history museum.

Visby's town wall, still largely intact, with dozens of towers and gates around the old town.

Cobbled lanes, church ruins and the main square inside the walls of the UNESCO-listed Hanseatic town.

The island's history museum, with picture stones and Viking-age silver.

The medieval Sankta Maria cathedral, the only one of Visby's medieval churches still in use.