The Uppland Museum
S:t eriks grã¤nd 6, tel. +46 18 16 91 00, (http://www.upplandsmuseet.se/). located in a former water mill building.
Bror Hjorth's House
Norbyvã¤gen 26, tel. +46 18 56 70 30, (http://www.brorhjorthshus.se/). especially interesting for those who like naivist paintings.
Gamla Uppsala
old uppsala, tel. +46 18 16 91 00, (http://www.raa.se/oldupps...) is the home of several pre-viking, pre-historic burial mounds. there is also an old church and the open-air museum disagã¥rden with old swedish houses (http://www.upplandsmuseet...). you get there via bus 2 from central uppsala.
Uppsala Cathedral
The Uppsala Cathedral "Domkyrkan" in Swedish is one of the focal points of Uppsala and it dominates the city skyline. It is simultaneously the largest church in Scandinavia, the burial site of many a Swedish royal, and the seat of the Church of Sweden. It shouldn't be missed, but given its towering size, how could you?
Carl Linnaeus Garden
Svartbã¤cksgatan 27, tel. +46 18 471 25 76, (http://www.linnaeus.uu.se...). with the orangery.
Botanical Gardens
Villavã¤gen 8, tel. +46 18 471 28 38, (http://www.botan.uu.se/bt...). the bigger garden at the university.
Carolina Rediviva
The Uppsala University library and an enormous one at that, with over 5 million volumes. One of these is the famed Silver Bible, dating to the 6th century.
Gustavianum/University Museum
(http://www.gustavianum.uu.se/) akademigatan 3, tel. +46 18 471 75 71 the old anatomical theater from the 17th century. there is also a collection of egyptian sarcophages and artifacts as well as a collection of historical scientific artifacts belonging to the university.