The roofless stone chancel of St. Nicholas Church Ruin in Visby with tall pointed window openings, a tree in the foreground on a sunny day.

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St. Nicholas Church Ruin

St. Nicholas Church Ruin in the north of Visby's old town goes back to a church begun around 1215–1220 and taken over by Dominican friars in the 1220s, who rebuilt it as their friary church; the Gothic choir dates from about 1400. Burned in 1525, it has served since 1929 as a summer stage for concerts and plays. Its west gable has two round rose windows.

Nearby

Visby Botanical Garden

botanical garden

Visby Cathedral

church

St. Catherine's Church Ruin

historic site

Visby City Wall

historic site

Almedalen

park

Gotland Museum

museum

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