1. Watch the world’s best pole vaulters compete at Mondo Classics
Did you know that pole vault sensation Armand Duplantis’ home club is Upsala IF? In March, “Mondo” brings the world’s leading pole vaulters to his hometown for a spectacular gala featuring elite competition, music and entertainment. Mondo Classics takes place at IFU Arena and always draws large crowds.
2. Explore the World of Flavors at Uppsala Wine & Deli
On March 27-28, 2026, Uppsala Wine & Deli opens the doors to a world of flavour at Uppsala Konsert & Kongress. With more than forty exhibitors, you can be inspired by a wide range of wines – both still and sparkling – along with an impressive selection of delicacies. Join wine tastings, discover exciting new releases and meet the experts behind the bottles.
3. Experience the unique digital art of a Korean artist
The Cube of Art museum always brings innovative and thought-provoking digital art exhibitions to Uppsala. The latest exhibition, Memento Mori by internationally acclaimed Korean artist Byunghee Sung, runs from February to June this year. It explores powerful themes such as vulnerability, mental health and human anxiety. Through its interactive format, where the artist personally guides visitors through the works by audio, you are guaranteed a truly unique cultural experience.
4. Let loose at one of Uppsala’s fun activity centres
Got children full of energy? Uppsala’s play centres offer hours of fun and excitement. Check out our guide to the best ones, such as Leo’s and Funplays. At Turbo, teenagers and adults alike can get active with a Ninja Warrior course, parkour zone, climbing walls and much more. A lesser-known gem is the municipal activity house Allis, which truly has something for all ages – with affordable day passes starting from only SEK 40.
5. Enjoy a spring-inspired cocktail at Bacán
With fantastic views over Uppsala, you can enjoy front-row seats as spring arrives in the city, all while sipping delicious cocktails and soaking up the vibrant atmosphere at Bacán. This is Uppsala’s newest rooftop bar and a perfect stop after a day of sightseeing.
6. Go see The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
Wonderfully quirky entertainment, dry British humor, and irresistibly catchy music – what’s not to like in that description of The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain? As a part of their extensive world tour, celebrating their 40th anniversary, their making a stop att Uppsala Konsert & Kongress on March 21, 2026. Expect unique interpretations of folk music, classical gems, rock and pop.
7. Find inspiration at the Uppsala International Literature Festival
Over four days, writers, poets and intellectuals from around the world gather for the Uppsala International Literature Festival. The programme features talks, readings, music and poetry. This year’s theme, Courage and Mobilisation, highlights issues of freedom of expression, human rights and artistic responsibility in a Europe shaped by polarisation. The festival takes place at several venues across Uppsala from 18–21 March 2026.
8. Knit and crochet – at brunch and after work
For more than 40 years, Yllotyll has been a beloved fixture in Uppsala – a must-visit for anyone who loves handicrafts and beautiful yarns. In recent years, knitting and crochet have become more popular than ever, and the classic shop is now moving to larger premises. The move is celebrated with a full weekend of fun activities – including a Knit After Work and Afternoon Tea in collaboration with Hotel Svava, a knitting brunch at Espresso House, a pop-up café and happy hour.
