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The premises
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BCWT comprises two buildings, with a magnificent view of the medieval town, the cathedral and the sea.
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The dwelling-house has eleven high-standard studios/bedrooms, while the building across the street houses the common rooms: kitchen, library, drawing-room, TV-room, Finnish sauna etc.
The kitchen is well-equipped and intended for self-catering. lt is also a natural meeting-place, where people informally can get to know foreign colleagues.
Bed-linen and towels are supplied by the Centre; there is a laundry room for common use, as well as bicycles.
Library
The Centre's library contains chiefly dictionaries and other reference books in the languages of the Baltic Sea region but also poetry and high-quality fiction. The book titles can be searched on our home page via the database LIBRIS.
Technical equipment
There are computers (PC) connected to the internet, printer, scanner and Xerox machine. The WiFi covers both houses. Upstairs in the livingroom
you find a piano and a home cinema with big screen and bluRay player.
Environment
Occasionally, excursions are arranged, all over Gotland.
Supermarkets, shops and restaurants are close by. In Östercentrum there are post services, banks, pharmacy etc.
In connection to the Uppsala University Campus Gotland there is Almedalen library, a joint university and public library.
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