Visiting Linnaeus’ home

The Linnaeus Museum is in what was once Carl Linnaeus’ home, beautifully located in the Linnaeus Garden in Uppsala. Objects and portraits tell of Linnaeus’ life and times, both in private and as a scientist.

Opening times
The museum opens for the season on 1 May.
Opening times are 1 May - 30 September,
Tues-Sun 11-17 (NB closed on Mondays).

Closed Midsummer’s Eve and Midsummer’s Day.
Public tours daily at 12.30 (in Swedish)
and at 14.30 (in English).

Admission: 60 SEK, giving admittance to both the garden and the museum. Payment in the pavilion in the Garden.
Free admission: children under 16 accompanied by adults. Member of the Swedish Linnaeus Society, holder of the Uppsala card.

Group visits
Pre-booked groups at any time of year.
Group tours, also in English, provided by agreement. Max 25 per group (larger groups are split). Booking on tel +46 (0)18-13 65 40 or museum@linnaeus.se

Rates:
Group tours daytime: 825 SEK per group + admission fee 40 SEK per pers (incl garden and museum) Evenings (after 17.00) weekends and holidays: 1 425 SEK per group + admission 40 SEK per pers (incl garden and museum)
Schools: Per tour 425 SEK per group.

Museum shop
In the museum shop, you can buy among other things gifts, postcards, books and Linnaeus’ dissertations.

More about the museum
The Linnaeus home




The Linnaeus Museum is in the Linnaeus Garden, Svartbäcksg. 27
in Uppsala.

Postal address: Box 15093,
750 15 Uppsala, Sweden
Tel +46 (0)18-136540
Fax +46 (0)18-126547 E-mail:
E-post: museum@linnaeus.se