Holiday Home Sweden, Gotland, Stånga: "Gangvidegård stuga2"

Object number: 1737
6 persons 40m² No
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Description

Comfortable living at a farm on the summer island of Gotland is promised its guests by this newly built holiday home. The holiday home is one of six houses which are located directly at the river Närsån and only two kilometers away from the Gotland Baltic Sea coast. Participate in the fascinating activities of the farm and feed, for example, the small and large animal denizen or enjoy the fantastic nature of the island by means of a canoe tour, beginning directly in front of the holiday domicile. Or enjoy the numerous beaches of Gotland during a restful seaside holiday.

  • Public Transport -
  • Airport 55 km
  • Restaurant 2 km
  • Distance to the water -
  • Swimming area 2 km
  • Tennis court 2 km
  • Golf course 2 km
  • Ski lift -
  • Grocery store -
  • Closest neighbour -

Additional information

  • 2 bedrooms (1. with 2 single beds, 2. with bunk bed) + convertible sofa in the living area
  • A boat with small electro motor as well as canoes can be rented on-site from the landlord.
  • on the property you can find 5 identical cottages - bookable for the same price
  • Bed linen and towels can be ordered for 95 SEK/person

Equipment

  • Self catering

  • Double bed

  • Single bed

  • Bunk bed

  • Baby cot

  • Sofa bed

  • Stove

  • Oven

  • Refridgerator

  • Freezer

  • Dishwasher

  • Microwave oven

  • Coffee machine

  • Shower

  • Bath tub

  • WC

  • Bio/Dry toilet

  • Washing machine

  • Tumble dryer

  • Sauna

  • Pool

  • Air conditioning

  • TV

  • Sat TV

  • Internet

  • Open fire/Tiled stove

  • Balcony

  • Terrace

  • Car park

  • Garden furniture

  • Grill

  • Bicycle

  • Boat/Canoo

    A boat with small electro motor as well as canoes can be rented on-site from the landlord.
  • Motorboat/Outboard engine

  • Smoking

  • Dog allowed

More equipment

Bed linen/towelBed linen and towels can be ordered for 95 SEK/person, CD player, Radio

Calendar List

Current price & availability

From - to Each week Each night Day of change Minimum days to stay
29-03-2024 -
18-06-2024
530 105 Every day 3
18-06-2024 -
03-09-2024
770 160 Monday In this period is only possible to book from Monday to Monday. 7
03-09-2024 -
29-03-2025
530 105 Every day 3

Please consider! If you rent a self-catering accommodation the final cleaning is normally not included in the price and will be done by the guests. Even the bed-linen, towels and dish towels will not be provided and therefore we kindly ask you to take these with you.

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Points of interest
  • Airport
  • Train station
  • Bus stop
  • Subway
  • Guest harbour
  • Other transportation
  • Golf course
  • Tennis court
  • Distance to the water
  • Minigolf
  • Boat Rental
  • Bicycle path
  • Hiking trail
  • Bridle path
  • Cross country ski run
  • Canoe path
  • Snow mobile
  • Ski slope
  • Ski lift
  • Local recreation area
  • Other sport
  • Swimming area
  • City
  • Other nature
  • Church
  • Museum
  • Theater
  • Culture point
  • Nature reserve
  • Sights
  • Other culture
  • Grocery store
  • Gas station
  • Other stores
  • Cafe
  • Restaurant
  • Other gastronomy
  • Closest neighbour
  • Lake
  • Sea
  • River

Infos about the region Gotland

Gotland is the second but biggest island in the Baltic Sea as well as a county with the capital called Visby. To Gotland also belong the islands of Fĺrö, Lilla and Stora Karlsö as well as Östergarnsholm. The island of Gotland has developed on a huge limestone plateau and is well known for its limestone cliff coasts as well as the rock formations which were built by erosion, here called “Raukar”. You will find scenic landscapes, especially sheep-grazing, as well as the Hanseatic city of Visby with its ring wall, which was declared a world heritage by the UNESCO in 1995.
Gotland has an interesting history. The first proven settlement of the island is dated back to 2000 B.C., but scientists assume that Gotland was already populated 2000 years before this. Many different countries and cultures left their traces on Gotland. In early medieval, the Vikings ruled Gotland and made it to a flourishing trade and fishing center in the Baltic Sea, yet before the Hanseatic city of Lübeck was founded. In 13943, the island was conquered by the Victual Brothers, a group of buccaneers, who raged rage on Gotland until they were driven away by the Teutonic Knights. Those Teutonic Knights rearranged peace on Gotland. In the late medieval, Gotland was characterized by the Heanseatic era. It was the great time of trade, also with other Hanseatic cities as well as Lübeck. Also, Gotland was a victim of the power struggles between Denmark and Sweden.
Gotlands dramatic and changeful history left a lot of treasures to posterity. You can find rune stones, Viking graveyards and wheel graves of the age around Nativity, but also a lot of beautiful churches, for example in Fardhem and Atlingbo. Don’t miss the world heritage Visby, because here are a lot of museum which show exhibits from the different eras. Or why not walking around the ring wall of Visby, go shopping or have a break in one of the many cozy coffee shops? Not only those interested in history will enjoy Gotland, also those who love nature will be enthused by the island’s rich flora and fauna, with wild growing orchids and bird preserves.
Welcome to Gotland, your holiday destination in the traces of the Vikings, the Hanseatic era and Pippi Longstocking! (Villa Villekulla is located in Kneippbyn near Visby).

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