Guided walking tour of Uppsala University
Art, culture and gastronomy
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Book your tickets for a guided walking tour through Uppsala University and its grounds
Join this guided tour to explore the oldest university of Sweden. Your guide will lead you around the Uppsala University grounds and tell you about its history.
Highlights
- Join a guided walking tour around Uppsala University
- Visit the oldest university of Sweden and the Nordic regions
- Listen to interesting facts and tales on its students and history
Description
The Uppsala University is not only Sweden's oldest university but as well the oldest in the Nordic region. Listen to the stories on how the university was founded to be better than the Danes, how the university has its own judges, prison, and policemen. Discover the tale of the student who signed a contract with the devil and many more interesting ...
What's Included
- Guide
Important informations
- Instant confirmation e-Voucher COVID-19 information: There is a limit number of visitors, Government regulations compliant, Social distancing, Regular desinfection, Hands Sanitizers, Equipment sanitized Where: Riddartorget, Uppsala, Sweden Meeting point: At Riddartorget in Uppsala What to remember: Please remember to wear comfortable walking shoesA minimum of 2 tickets is required per booking
- It is the traveler's sole responsibility to have all the necessary documentation up to date, so research in advance everything that is required at the destination of your activity.
Care of Covid-19
Remember that with a pandemic, the documentation required may vary from place to place. Confirm what local authorities may require: proof of full vaccination, negative PCR test, and more. Find out what are the requirements of your destination and the location of the activity.
Oh, and don't forget to wear a mask, clean your hands often, and try to maintain social distance.