The baroque garden of Uppsala Botanical Garden seen from the castle hill, with clipped hedges, a fountain and the columned Linneanum orangery at the end of the axis.

Free entry

Uppsala Botanical Garden

Uppsala Botanical Garden belongs to Uppsala University and lies directly west of Uppsala Castle, on land King Gustav III gave the university in 1787. It has a formal baroque garden, the Linneanum orangery with Mediterranean trees in winter, a tropical greenhouse with a giant water lily, a Scandinavian mountain section and a kitchen garden.

Nearby

Carolina Rediviva

museum

Uppsala Castle

castle

Gustavianum

museum

Uppsala Cathedral

church

Upplandsmuseet

museum

Linnaean Garden

botanical garden

Free entry

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