The Linnaean heritage in Uppsala

Linnéträdgården (The Linnaeus’ Garden)

The Botanical Garden restored according to Linnaeus’ plan from 1745.
www.linnaeus.uu.se

Linnaeus’ Hammarby

Linnaeus’ country house, a farm close to Uppsala.
www.hammarby.uu.se

Linnés Sävja

Another one of Linnaeus’ farms where Linnaeus was able to be undisturbed. At Sävja there was peace and quiet for the soul. Today Linnaeus’s Sävja is an idyllic environment with a small museum and a herb garden.
Temporarily closed to public.

Linnaeus’ grave

Linnaeus is buried in Uppsala Cathedral.

Uppsala University Botanical Garden

With the Linnaean laurel trees and the Linnaeanum.
www.botan.uu.se

The Linnaeus trails in Uppsala

Uppsala kommunity is responsible for those, see Linnéstigarna.se

The garden of Linnaeus

The Linnaeus garden has the same design as in the time of Carolus Linnaeus.

The Director's Lodge

Photo of the Linnaeus Museum, with annual plants flowering in the foreground.

The Linnaeus museum, was Linnaeus's home and study for 35 years.

The summer estate of the Linnaeus family

Aconites in front of the main building at Linnaeus' Hammarby. Photo Jesper Kårehed, Uppsala University.

Linnaeus' Hammarby is one of the best preserved Swedish manor-houses from the 18th century.

Besök Linnés Sävja

- en idyllisk lantmiljö med gårdscafé och museum, som Linné köpte 1758.

Besök Linnés Uppsala

Upptäck Linnéstigarna, Linnés Sävja, Gränby Linnéminne och andra fina platser i Linnés Uppsala.

Last modified: 2021-12-07