FROM BORGHOLM TO THE SOUTHERN TIP
Björnhovda Kvarnar. 2 km east of Färjestaden you can see the king of mills, the largest in Öland.
Beijershamn. 5 km west of Vickleby, this 2 km long stone pier was built in 1850.
Bårbyborg. On the edge of road 136, this semi-circular fortress overlooks a precipice called Landborgsstupet. The panorama is magnificent.
Ottenby Kungsgård. By going up towards the north, one joins the road 136, in a landscape of hedged farmland where one sees many fallow deers. This is the territory of a royal farm, Ottenby Kungsgård, which has one of the largest flocks of sheep in Sweden.
Charles X Gustavus' wall. 6 km from the southern end of the island, a high stone wall cuts the island from east to west for 5 km. It was built in 1650, to prevent deer from leaving the Ottenby area.
Långe Jan Lighthouse and Ottenby Bird Station (Ottenby Fågelstation) - Ottenby
Eketorps Borg. 3 km further south, a small road to the west leads to the site of this5th century stronghold, which was still inhabited in the early Middle Ages. Inside the wall, only the foundations of the houses are still visible.
Jags Museum. In Seby there is a very original museum: it celebrates the life of a man who was considered mad by his contemporaries, but who left behind a remarkable collection of sculptures and wooden furniture. A farmer who hated farm work, but was forced to do it, he presents his life's work here.