Linnaeus Garden & Museum

Museum Gustavianum

Uppsala Domkyrka

Linnaeus Garden & Museum

One of Sweden's most famous scientists, the botanist Carl von Linné, or Carolus Linnaeus, is famous for having created the classification system scientists still use today. Visitors interested in the man behind the system can visit his house, which is largely preserved in its original state, and includes items from his personal and professional life.

Museum Gustavianum

This particular building holds a number of attractions: the building itself claims the title of Uppsala University's oldest preserved building, while inside it you can find the Anatomical Theatre and an exhibition on the university itself. There's also a small archaeology museum.

Uppsala Domkyrka

This cathedral lays claim to the title of largest in Scandinavia, as it stands at nearly 394 feet tall. Begun in the 13th century, it is also notable as the final resting place of Gustavus Vasa, Carolus Linnaeus and the remains of St. Erik, patron saint of Sweden.