For a stay in Löttorp, different points of interest can help with planning: Lådbilslandet features vehicles and a road network, Högby stenkvarn showcases windmill construction, and Högby Church offers a glimpse into medieval building history. If you also want to visit Åkerbobadet, you can book individual water aerobics or water training sessions there.

Vehicles and roads at Lådbilslandet

At Lådbilslandet, visitors can choose between a regular car, a bus, a police car, a truck, and a truck with a trailer. They can get their own Lådbilslandet driving licence for these vehicles. The selection therefore ranges from a regular car to a truck-and-trailer combination. There is also the road layout: cars with real engines drive on paved roads with bridges, roundabouts and intersections. The vehicle types and road features offer two different highlights for the outing: choosing a vehicle and exploring the layout of the driving routes.

Water aerobics and water training

At Åkerbobadet, you can book individual water aerobics and water training sessions. If you want to plan one of these activities, check the current schedule and booking options before your trip. Unlike a sightseeing visit, the focus here is on a specific session, so its timing is a separate point to plan. This makes it easy to distinguish the bookable activity from the cultural attractions relating to the windmill and church.

Windmill construction and medieval history

Högby stenkvarn is also known as Kopparslagarkvarnen. The Dutch-style windmill is made of limestone, is 14 metres tall, and has walls 1.7 metres thick at the base. Its height and wall thickness describe different dimensions of the structure: its vertical extent on the one hand and the massive masonry at its base on the other. Architecture enthusiasts will find specific details about the material and scale here, not just a name for the type of mill.

Construction of Högby Church began in the mid-12th century. Several former church stables north of the church have been preserved, and the local heritage association looks after them today. The historical points of interest therefore differ: for the church, the date construction began is the key reference point; for the church stables, the focus is on their former use, preservation and present-day care. These details offer a different perspective from the windmill’s dimensions and building material.

Finding your way along Road 136

The locations also offer clear reference points for planning your trip. Högby Church and its cemetery are east of Löttorp, along Road 136. Lådbilslandet Öland is also on Road 136, one kilometre south of the roundabout by Högby Church in Löttorp, in northern Öland. These directions distinguish the church’s location from the position of Lådbilslandet, described as being south of the roundabout—a useful guide if you want to plan cultural visits and a visit to the vehicles separately.

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