Gotland is Sweden's biggest island and it's a very popular tourist destination. I decided to list my top 10 things to see and do on Gotland, ranging from typical touristy things to more...strange choices.

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Things included in this list are:

Visby, the UNESCO World Heritage town featuring roses, ruins, and 3.4 km long Medieval wall.
Lummelundagrottan, the Lummelunda cave, which is the second longest cave system in Sweden.
Blå lagunen, the Blue Lagoon, is a name that's used for tons of spots all over the world. And of course Gotland has one of those too.
Pannkaksträdet, the Pancake Tree, is a playground and pancake cooking spot. Make your own pancakes and have lots of fun!
Roma kloster, or Roma Abbey, is a set of 900 year old ruins where you can learn more about the agricultural past of Gotland.
Gotlandståget, the Gotland train, is a museum railway that actually has Roma as it's final destination.
And even though it's a bit contentions, I'm also including Gotlands djurpark, Gotland Zoo, in this list. They mostly have farm animals and it's a bit more lowkey experience.
Fårö is an island in the northeastern part of Gotland, and it's well worth a visit because of the scenery, the sea stacks, and the lovely beaches.
And on Fårö you can also find a place called Creperie Tati, that used to be an old gas station. Come here for crepes and galettes...and for very interesting decor.
Finally, the last item on this list is of course to visit Medeltidsveckan, the Medieval Week, that takes place every year in August.