Trojaborg, Visby

Innerstaden, Sweden

The island of Gotland has many stone labyrinths, but the most famous is Trojaborg in Visby. It may have its origins in a pagan cult, but in more recent times it has been used for games and festivities.

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Founded: Medieval or earlier
Category: Miscellaneous historic sites in Sweden
Historical period: Roman Iron Age (Sweden)

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Fladderpatten 123 (15 months ago)
Yes you. A stone labyrinth you could say. Not very impressive but the forest path nearby. Wow ?
Helge Rasmus Baad (2 years ago)
Very fresh hotel with good staff and very good rooms!
Jesper Löfberg (4 years ago)
Re-living my childhood
camilla andersson (5 years ago)
Cozy place with many walking paths
Alex Pietrow (6 years ago)
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