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Uppsala domkyrkas skattkammare

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Address: 2 A Domkyrkoplan
Hours: Closed · opens 10 am tomorrow
Weekly hours
Mon 10 am–4 pm
Tue 10 am–4 pm
Wed 10 am–4 pm
Thu 10 am–4 pm
Fri 10 am–4 pm
Sat 10 am–4 pm
Sun 12:30 pm–4 pm
Phone: +46 18 4303500
Website: svenskakyrkan.se (opens in a new tab)

Mon	10 am–4 pm
Tue	10 am–4 pm
Wed	10 am–4 pm
Thu	10 am–4 pm
Fri	10 am–4 pm
Sat	10 am–4 pm
Sun	12:30 pm–4 pm

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A café operated by the Church of Sweden, in co-operation with a local charity organisation. The building was the seat of Uppsala University's board, from its construction in the 1750s to the inauguration of the current University Hall in 1887.
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In its northern tower, the Uppsala Cathedral exhibit highlights from its collection. The collections include plenty of royal regalia used in the many coronations which took place in the Cathedral. They also exhibit one of the finest collections of historic textiles in the world, including the world's only preserved medieval feast dress, used by Queen Margaret of the Kalmar Union. Another exceptional, but somewhat gruesome exhibit, is the clothing worn by three members of the Sture noble family when they were massacred by the insane King Eric XIV in Uppsala in 1567. Despite being covered with visible stab-wounds and blood stains, these are the best-preserved 16th-century male feast dresses in the world.
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Gothic cathedral, which took a century and a half (1272 - 1435) to build, in the is one of the focal points of Uppsala and it dominates the city skyline. It is simultaneously the largest church in the Nordic countries, the burial site of many Swedish royals, and the seat of the Church of Sweden. Here you can see relics of Eric the Holy and Saint Bridget, and in the far end of the cathedral you will find "Vasakoret" – the royal crypt of Gustav I Vasa, "father of the Swedish nation". The walls of the crypt are covered in national romantic frescoes depicting Vasa's reign and his war for Swedish independence. Other notable burials include the 17th-century polymath Olaus Rudbeck, the 18th-century botanist Carl Linnaeus, the 18th-century mystic Emanuel Swedenborg and the theologian, archbishop and Nobel peace prize laureate Nathan Söderblom. It shouldn't be missed, but given its towering size, how could you? Free English language guided tours are held at 12:30 on the first Saturday of every month and daily late Jun–late Aug, M–Sa 10:00 and 15:00, and Su 15:00.
08:00–18:00 daily. Mass celebrated at Mon–Sat 12:45 and Sun 11:00; all welcomeFree · Heritage listed · Wheelchair accessible · Built 1435