Linnaeus' country estate – a national treasure
Carl Linnaeus bought the small estate Hammarby, 15 km SE of Uppsala, in 1758. He wanted a farm in the countryside where he could spend the summers together with his family, away from the unhealthy environment of Uppsala.
Today, few Swedish manors offer such an authentic 18th century setting. It reflects the private life of Linnaeus as well as his scientific work.
Visit Linnaeus' Hammarby
Garden tour
Take a tour of the garden! Find inspiration prior to your visit to Hammarby.
Learn more about our plants
Many plants remain at Hammarby since the days of Linnaeus.
Opening hours
Open 14 May – 20 September.
The café is open Tuesday–Sunday May–August, and weekends in September.
Week 46
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Monday 9/11
Closed
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Tuesday 10/11
Closed
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Wednesday 11/11
Closed
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Thursday 12/11
Closed
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Friday 13/11
Closed
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Saturday 14/11
Closed
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Sunday 15/11
Closed
Find us
Apple days
The event takes place from 19 September to 20 SeptemberDid you know that over 200 varieties of apples are grown in Sweden? Get to know a good quarter of th...
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