Majestic Uppsala Cathedral

The Uppsala Cathedral is a remarkable landmark located in the heart of Uppsala, Sweden, and serves as a testament to the country's rich historical heritage.

Founded around 1270 and consecrated in 1435, it stands as the seat of the Archbishop of Uppsala. This cathedral, originally a Roman Catholic church, has significant historical importance as the traditional coronation site for Swedish monarchs, showcasing architectural features such as the French Gothic ambulatory and less prominent chapels. Noteworthy tombs include those of King Eric IX and scientist Carl Linnaeus.

Unforgettable Highlights

🕯️ Gorgeous Stained Glass: The 19th-century stained glass windows illuminate the interior beautifully.

⚔️ Royal Tombs: Explore the resting places of several Swedish monarchs and dignitaries.

📜 The Treasury: Discover regal artifacts, including Gustav’s funerary sword and silver crown.

Accessibility is available through regular English-language tours during summer and by appointment otherwise, making it an enriching visit for tourists, families, and historians alike.