A very nice and romantic ruin of a cloister. It has a quite long tradition as a summer theater. This makes some rooms not visible for tourists. But on the other hand it provides steady income for renovations and running costs. Shops were pricey, therefore the visit outside and in the manor was free. Cafe was nice, good cake.

Best stage at Gotland always with good entertainments

It was amazing experience at same time cold.

The medevial Roma abbey ruins are worth visiting of you are interested in the older history of Gotland. The visible ruins are from the abbey church and they are also used as a lovely backdrop for an outdoor theater stage. The theater company Romateatern stages Shakespeare plays here during the summer nights. Close to the ruins a manor house called Roma kungsgård which is still standing. It's used for exhibitions, sales of handicrafts, meetings etcetera.

Been during closing time so can't say more that it is a blessing touch ruins from XII century

You can spend anywhere between an hour and a whole day here. The ruins are scenic and there is an interesting museum. I think there is a tourist train to Roma but don't hold me to that. There are pleasant walks in the vicinity. It's off the tourist trail so there probably won't be many people about during the week.

Not a bad place to stop if it's on your way, but Visby itself has better ruins. That said, the setup for King Lear looked nice, and it does look like a good place to see a Shakespearean play.

In the summer, this place is a outdoors theatre. The old monastery ruins is usually part of the scenery. Going here other parts of the year is a pleasant experience.