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Upsala-Lenna Jernväg "Ride the Rails"

Upsala-Lenna Jernväg is a narrow-gauge railway runs between the city and the village of Lenna. The train was once used for industrial purposes, hauling coal, lumber and other products from the countryside into Uppsala, but nowadays is strictly a tourist attraction. This is a very fun way to get out into the surrounding region for a picnic, a hike or just a day by Anders Ljung riding the rails through the quaint towns on the railway line.

+46 018 130500 www.lennakatten.se/ Stationsgatan 18, Uppsala

Uppsala Turistbyrån "Everything You Need To Know"

This handily situated information office is open during regular business hours. It's knowledgeable staff is happy to provide maps or directions and to help arrange tours and make reservations for restaurants and museums tours. by +46 daniel.julia 18 727 48 00 www.destinationuppsala.se/DynPag Fyristorg 8, Uppsala e.aspx?id=28048

Uppsala Domkyrka "Grandest in Scandinavia"

The Domkyrka, or Cathedral, dates in its current form to 1703, but there has been a church on the site since the 14th Century, and before that, the seat of the church in could trace its roots back to the bones of the pagan temple in Uppsala which stood since prehistoric times. The building is the tallest church in Scandinavia and in addition to regular services, by mararie hosts concerts, lectures and community events as well.

+46 18 430 35 00 www.uppsaladomkyrka.se/ Domkyrkoplan, Uppsala

Museum Gustavianum "University Roots"

This building was the original home of the University, and is still owned by that institution, but is now a museum detailing the history of the college through the ages. There several galleries containing artifacts of some of the University's most famous alumni and professors, as well as insights into the history of the University in general. The well-preserved by Average Jane anatomical theater under the cupola is a must-see.

+46 18 471 75 71 www.gustavianum.uu.se/ Akademigatan 3, Uppsala Uppsala Castle "Fortified History"

Uppsala's castle was never a true fortress in the military sense, but long served as a residential palace for the royal family of Sweden. It is in some ways the analog of Versaille in France or Greenwich in England, though not quite as grand as either. The castle was originally constructed at the behest of King Gustav Vasa 1549, and was subsequently expanded and by Pudelek remodeled by successive generations of Swedish monarchs until it was ravaged by fire in 1702. Reconstructed in the Renaissance style in the 1740s, what stands today is a faithful representation of the 18th-century palace. Since its conception, the castle has played host to numerous significant events in Swedish history such as the declaration of Queen Kristina's abdication in 1654 and the decision to participate in the Thirty Years War in 1630. With a history riddled with tales of bloodshed, political strife, and much intrigue, Uppsala Castle is alive with echoes of Sweden's past. The castle is now home to three museums - Uppsala konstmuseum (Uppsala Art Museum), Fredens Hus (House of Peace) and Vasaborgen.

+46 18 727 2482 www.uppsalasmuseer.se/ [email protected] Drottning Christinas väg 1E, english/eng_uppsala_slott. Uppsala html

Fyrisån "City's Blood"

The River Fyris is the age-old thoroughfare that runs through the Uppland region. A slow stream, it's ideal for leisurely days on the water and the river walk that constitutes the banks of the waterway in the city center are an ideal location for a stroll or a picnic when the weather is nice. by Carles Svartbäcksgatan Tomás Martí 31, Uppsala

Universitetsbibliotek "Largest in Northern Sweden"

The library is the largest institution of its kind so far north in Sweden. Its nearly endless stacks of books, periodicals and videos provide a world of knowledge, both on general topics and on subjects of particular interest to those after the history and lore of Uppsala and its surroundings. There is a copious selection of books and by ginnerobot other media in English as well as other languages like French and German as well as material for children.

+46 18 471 00 00 www.ub.uu.se/ Dag Hammarskjöldsväg 1, Uppsala

Museum of Evolution of Uppsala University "Through the Sands of Time"

Considered to be among the most important natural history museums across the world, Museum of Evolution of Uppsala University has Scandinavia's biggest fossil collection. This includes specimens in mineralogy, zoology, botany and paleontology. It's a great accumulation by Public Domain of specimens and insights into the nature and history of life on earth. The impressive five million samples from their repository are divided into three themed areas. Check out the skeletons and anatomical details of animals from across the globe in the Museum of Evolution Zoology section. Museum of Evolution Palaeontology and Mineralogy gives insight into the life of dinosaurs through its fossils and the earth's rich bounty through its minerals collection. Museum of Evolution Botany showcases the world of herbs and plants that you have never known before. The museum regularly holds engaging programs and activities for kids, making it an endearing place to learn as well.

+46 18 471 2739 www.evolutionsmuseet.uu [email protected] Norbyvägen 16, Uppsala .se/

Fyrishov "Fun in the Water"

Fyrishov is one of the largest and most famous water parks in Sweden. With both indoor and outdoor pool facilities, the park is open all year and includes waterslides, saunas, whirlpools and mineral baths as well as the usual swimming and diving facilities. by +46 Kelbv 18 from 727 reading,49 50 UK www.fyrishov.se/fyrishov/templates Idrottsgatan 2, Uppsala /startpage.aspx?id=4149

Kungshögarna "Royal Rests"

Legend holds that these three prominences are the places of repose for the Norse gods , and as they wait to be called into battle on the last day, to take the field against the forces of evil in the last battle of Ragnarok. Folklore aside, archaeological and historical investigations revealed in centuries past that the barrows are in fact burial chambers for by Kakakrokodil pre-Christian chieftains. Regardless of their purpose, these landmarks have been symbols of Swedish heritage since before the Swedish nation existed, and are often considered a symbol of national culture much like the three crowns on the Swedish coat of arms. A visit here is an easy stroll from the village of Gamla Uppsala and a perusal of the informational facilities detailing the scientific knowledge and mythological significance about the mounds is a nice complement to a picnic or hike in the area.

Disavägen 22, Gamla Uppsala

Gamla Uppsala " Village"

With roots entrenched in the pre-historic era, this town lies nestled in a marshy plain nourished by the Fyris River. The nerve center of the Norse Empire, Gamla Uppsala is the core of the prehistoric settlement beyond which the modern city bloomed. In its heyday, this village was a prime political and religious nucleus, and the royal ground of Swedish monarchs. by mararie A site awash in monumental archaeological remnants, this village is generously dotted with burial mounds and rune stones embedded on rolling, verdant pastures. The Gamla Uppsala Kryka hearkens back to the area's importance as a religious center, while the Gamla Uppsala Museum provides fascinating insights into Swedish history and heritage. Cradled in a landscape as unusual as this, the old town of Uppsala is indeed a stirring testament to the glorious nuances of the Norse religion.

+46 18 23 93 www.arkeologi.uu.se/Forskning/Pro Disavägen, Uppsala jekt/Gamla_Uppsala/?languageId=1

Fullerö Naturreservat "Riverside Charm"

This little nature preserve is sandwiched between a wooded hillock and the banks of the Fyris. It is not large, but does contain some of the finest options for camping, hiking and picnicking.

Kallstigen 1, Uppsala by Public Domain CC0 Kungshamn-Morga Naturreservat "King's Woods"

This is one of the many nature preserves that gird the shores of Lake Mälaren. It contains extensive hiking trails as well as a few choice coves and inlets that are great for swimming, boating and fishing.

Kungshamn-Morga Naturreservat, Uppsala by freddie boy

Sigtuna "Swedish Heritage"

The village of Sigtuna was founded as a royal charter city nearly a thousand years ago, and served for many years as a center of trade and industry on the shores of Lake Mälaren. It is now sort of a living museum, with a central square and many original buildings preserved as they were in centuries past. The many little museums and visitor's centers offer by Nosleeper much to those who come to the town, as do the shops and restaurants that serve tourists.

Stora Gatan 32, Sigtuna

Uppsala Universitet "The Oldest School"

Uppsala's University is the oldest and arguably the most prestigious in Scandinavia. Spread out over several buildings, the central ones are the Gustavianum, which now houses a museum dedicated to the history of the institution, and the Universitetshus, which houses the oldest faculties and the University administration. The address given is for the by Mirko Junge Universitetshus, but visitors can check the website for a comprehensive list of all the museums affiliated with the University and facilities open for public viewing.

+46 018 4710000 www.uu.se/en/ Skolgatan 2, Uppsala

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