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Uppsala Cathedral seen from the north-west above the trees, with its red brick nave, two west towers and the slender spire over the crossing.
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Uppsala Cathedral

Uppsala Cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of Uppsala, a Gothic brick church begun in the 1270s and consecrated in 1435; it is 118.7 metres long and as tall. Its chapels hold the tombs of Gustav Vasa and John III, Carl Linnaeus and Emanuel Swedenborg are buried here, and the Skattkammaren treasury shows medieval textiles and royal regalia.

When to go

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Mon08:00–18:00
Tue08:00–18:00
Wed08:00–18:00
Thu08:00–18:00
Fri08:00–18:00
Sat08:00–18:00
Sun08:00–18:00

Nearby

Gustavianum

museum

Upplandsmuseet

museum

Carolina Rediviva

museum

Linnaean Garden

botanical garden

Uppsala Castle

castle

Uppsala Botanical Garden

botanical garden

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