Recycling centres in Gotland
Region Gotland runs seven recycling centres, and all households in the region visit them free of charge. There you can leave bulky waste such as furniture, wood, metal scrap, electrical and electronic waste with appliances, textiles, hazardous waste and construction and demolition waste from households, if it does not come from commercial activities. Packaging and newspapers can be left at one of the 36 recycling stations. The times change from week to week and are listed on the region's page for each recycling centre.
By the editors, Flytthandboken. Updated . Last checked 5 October 2026.
Where are the recycling centres in Gotland?
Region Gotland has seven recycling centres in Region Gotland:
| Recycling centre | Address |
|---|---|
| Visby recycling centre | Västra Törnekvior 10, Visby, access from Follingbo road (road 143) |
| Slite recycling centre | Signposted from Lärbrovägen (road 147) north of Slite |
| Hemse recycling centre | Sindarve, access from road 142 towards Linde |
| Klintehamn recycling centre | Mattshagevägen, Klintehamn |
| Burgsvik recycling centre | Hoburgsvägen (road 500), about 2.5 km south of Burgsvik |
| Ljugarn recycling centre | Hallute backe, access from road 143 |
| Fårösund recycling centre | Warehouse road Kustparken, access from Fårö road (road 148) |
The opening hours change with the season and public holidays. Check with Region Gotland before you go.
What do I do with the things that are not coming with me?
Our advice is to sort out what you are not taking with you when you start packing, and take it to a recycling centre before moving day. Then the removal company only carries and drives what is coming along, and the working time gets shorter.
More about the procedure in step 3, pack, and everything else about the move in Gotland in move to Gotland step by step.
Sources
- Region Gotland: Recycling centres and recycling stations gotland.se, retrieved 5 October 2026
- Region Gotland: Visby recycling centre gotland.se, retrieved 5 October 2026
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