Domkyrkoplan 2, Uppsala 753 10 Sweden

Uppsala Sweden

Villavagen 6-8, Uppsala 75236 Sweden

The Botanical Garden is one of Uppsala's most popular destinations. Here, you can enjoy the grandiose Baroque Garden, visit the 200 year old Orangery with its beautiful grand halls or find inspiration for home gardening among rockery plants, vegetables, summer plants and in the systemic quarters of woody plants. The Tropical Greenhouse is home to Uppsala's only rainforest! For open hours in the glass houses see web page. The tropical Greenhouse is usually open Tuesday-Sunday. The Orangery is usually open Tuesday-Friday (Holidays closed).

3 Akademigatan, Uppsala 753 10 Sweden

Rikssalen, Uppsala 753 10 Sweden

Svartbacksgatan 27, Uppsala 753 32 Sweden

The Linnaeus Garden was the first botanical garden in Sweden founded in 1655 by Olof Rudbeck the elder. It is laid out in the French Style and restored following Linnaeus' and Carl Harleman's design from 1745. Today approximately 1300 species are grown here. All known to have been cultivated by Linnaeus and arranged according to his own system. The garden is open to public May–September.

Drottninggatan Box 510, Uppsala 751 20 Sweden

Idrottsgatan 2, Uppsala 753 33 Sweden

3 Biskopsgatan The University Main Building is currently closed for interior renovations., Uppsala 753 10 Sweden

The University Main Building is situated in the center of the town, close to the cathedral. It was built in the 1880s and today it is used for lectures, conferences, concerts and academic festivities.

Hammarby, Uppsala 755 98 Sweden

The small estate Hammarby, 15 km SE of Uppsala, was bought by Carl Linnaeus in 1758. He wanted a farm on the countryside where he could spend the summers together with his family, away from the unhealthy quarters of Uppsala. Today, few Swedish manor-houses preserve such an authentic milieu. It reflects the private life of Linnaeus as well as his scientific work.

3 Odinslund, Uppsala 753 10 Sweden

Vasaparken Kyrkogårdsgatan 35, Uppsala 753 13 Sweden

Norbyvagen 26, Uppsala 752 39 Sweden

Bror Hjorths Hus is a colourful studio museum with a great personality. The museum consists of two parts, the artist Bror Hjorths' former home and studio and an Exhibition Wing with temporary exhibitions. Bror Hjorth (1894–1968) was one of Sweden’s most important 20th century artists. Sculptures, paintings and drawings from the artist’s entire career are shown in his former home and studio. Temporary exhibitions with contemporary art and art from the 20th century are shown in the Exhibition Wing. The museum has an extensive art educational programme for all ages, with guided tours, workshops and other activities. The museum also has a gift shop and small cafe.

1 Vaksala Torg, Uppsala 753 31 Sweden

Uppsala Konsert & Kongress is located in the centre of the Uppsala town. This magnificent building stands 8 floors high, and 37 metres tall (121 ft). It consists of 14,600 sq metres (157,153 sq ft) of function space. The building is a first class establishment and offers a spectacular view of the city.

35 Fjaellnora, Uppsala 755 97 Sweden