Saint Brita's chapel

What a lovely spot to stay overnight with our camper. Very quiet.

Historic early medieval trading church, however now fully abandoned with just some minor ruins left. Cool to swing by if it's on the road but not a destination visit

Great views with only the sea and the wind between you and the vast nothingness

Here in Bredsättra were Sikavarp, a trading place in the 13th century, and at the stone cross business was done. St Brita's chapel was used as protection against pirates and as a storage space. There's also a lighthouse of iron, so-called Heidenstam model, but unfortunately it's not available to the public.nThere's no service here but still a quiet place to enjoy your own coffee while watching birds, cows and horses. Read more about our visits on Öland at amorfatitrips.com

It's a long drive up on öland but it's worth seeing. Especially if you go to the castle. It's only about 15 mins to the other side of the island. Right on the water on all sides. Very quaint