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Lummelunda Cave
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Lummelunda Cave

Getting around: Lummelunda Cave is about 13 km north of Visby. Take a seasonal bus, or drive/cycle (about 20-30 minutes by car, longer by bike).
Hours: Open seasonally, typically May through August/September, with guided tours at set times through the day — closed outside the season. Check current schedule.

Lummelunda Cave is Sweden's longest known cave system, formed in Gotland's limestone bedrock, with guided tours through illuminated sections showing stalactites, underground streams, and chambers formed over tens of thousands of years. It's one of the few show caves in Sweden and a distinctive change of pace from Gotland's coastal and historical attractions.

Lummelunda Cave FAQs

Is Lummelunda Cave open year-round?

No, it operates seasonally, roughly May through August or September, and is closed the rest of the year.

Do I need a guided tour?

Yes, visits are via guided tour through the illuminated sections of the cave.

How do I get to Lummelunda Cave from Visby?

By seasonal bus, or a 20-30 minute drive; it's also cyclable for those comfortable with a longer ride.

How long is the guided tour?

Typically around 45 minutes to an hour.

Is Lummelunda Cave suitable for children?

Yes, it's generally family-friendly, though the cool, sometimes damp underground environment is worth preparing for with appropriate clothing.

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