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The Museum of Medical History is located in the Ulleråker area and tells the story of health and illness, both of body and mind. There’s a wealth of discoveries to be made here.
Discover Biotopia in Vasaparken – an interactive museum where children and adults explore nature together in a fun and engaging way.
Visit the Museum of Evolution in Uppsala – explore the origins of humankind, see real dinosaur skeletons, and discover animals, fossils, and minerals from around the world.
Discover Disagården in Gamla Uppsala – an open-air museum featuring historic farmsteads, animals, and traditional crafts that bring rural life of the past to life.
Linnaeus’ Hammarby is one of Sweden’s best-preserved 18th-century estates – a summer idyll purchased by Carl Linnaeus in 1758.
Behind the gates at Svartbäcksgatan 27 lies Linnaeus’s very own botanical garden – a lush oasis in the heart of Uppsala.
Uppsala has a strong café culture, where traditional patisseries meet new and trendy coffee spots. Here are some of Uppsala’s best cafés.
At Uppsala Market Hall, you can enjoy a meal, a coffee, or shop for high-quality ingredients and local delicacies.
Uppsala and Uppland have a lot to offer. Here you can download maps and brochures in PDF format or view them online.
Receive help wherever you are. InfoPoints are more basic, staffed tourist information points linked to Uppsala Tourist Information.
Uppsala is compact and easy to explore—everything is close by. Once here, you can easily get around the city by public transport, taxi, on foot, or by bike.
Get to know Uppsala! Here you’ll find facts about the city’s history, universities, geography, population, culture, business life, and key landmarks.
Visit Uppsala’s tourist information for guides, maps, tips, and support. Plan your stay with help from the official visitor services.