Guides Month-by-Month

This Month in Uppsala

Uppsala is a city that changes with the seasons and offers unique experiences every month of the year. Plan your visit with our month-by-month guides, where you’ll find the best events, activities and tips to make the most of your time in Uppsala. From cultural festivals and outdoor adventures to seasonal highlights like Christmas markets and summer concerts, there’s always something to discover.

Pick a Month

Discover winter activities and wonderful outings in the crisp winter air. A bandy match with Sirius at Studenternas IP is a must when visiting Uppsala.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day in February with a romantic dinner, or enjoy winter sports and cozy indoor activities.

Uppsala comes alive in March with the first blooms of spring. Enjoy the city’s parks and join guided tours that showcase Uppsala’s rich history.

Easter events, outdoor activities – and, of course, you can’t miss joining the festivities during Sweden’s iconic Valborg celebrations!

May is perfect for outdoor activities in Uppsala. Explore the city’s open parks and enjoy cultural events during this vibrant spring month.

Uppsala blossoms with concerts and outdoor events! The city’s green spaces invite you to enjoy picnics and outdoor activities.

The perfect time to enjoy outdoor attractions like historical Gamla Uppsala – or attend a concert in the Botanical Garden.

August marks the end of summer with cultural weeks and festivities. Discover the city’s festivals and enjoy the beautiful late summer evenings.

Discover a variety of cultural events, including Sweden’s largest Cultural night. Choose from over 600 cultural experiences in one day!

In October, Uppsala offers vibrant autumn colors, museum visits, spooky Halloween activities, and warm drinks at the city’s coziest cafés.

The Uppsala Light Festival illuminate streets and squares. November is also the perfect time to visit museums and enjoy a cozy fika.

December is a magical month in Uppsala, featuring Christmas markets, Lucia celebrations in the cathedral, and traditional Swedish Christmas feasts.