Kneippbyn Travel Guide

 Dizzyhead Says:  MC- meeting 

 Sjalen Says:  Hög(e)klint is a cliff and nature reserve a couple of kilometres south of Kneippbyn which has great views back towards Visby as well as southwards from its top. I however enjoy it just as much from below - it's best seen from the beach at Fridhem where you can have a coffee... 

 Sjalen Says:  As car museums go, this is quite a small one but it is still a fun mix of models and also include a row of tractors, including Sweden's oldest. Record breaking things like that seems to be the owner's thing as he also claims to have the World's oldest bicycle in his... 

 Sjalen Says:  The "summer land" is the amusement park part of it all, and also where you find Pippi's house Villa Villerkulla. You pay the entrance fee and then the rides are free. There are no real white knuckle rides so teenagers will be disappointed but can still have a go at gokart... 

 Sjalen Says:  The water park is included in the general Kneippbyn entrance fee but you can also pay just to get in here if swimming is all you want to do. The park includes various pools and slides but don't expect to excersise since it is more a question of slides and water tunnels and... 

 Sjalen Says:  Kneippbyn park has its own campsite (in fact the owners are also involved in most other Visby camp sites) which apart from camping also has chalets to rent, from budget to more exclusive. To be ctd. 

 Sjalen Says:  At famous Fridhem (see accommodation), there is a little cafe down by the beach which is famous for its Swedish waffles. We didn't think them that extraordinary compared to all other Swedish waffles but still, they are delicious by definition :) The best thing about this...