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Uppsala Castle (Uppsala Slott)

Parts of the castle (including the Uppsala Art Museum) are wheelchair-accessible; however, the rooftop isn't. There is accessible parking and restrooms.
There are on-site baby-changing facilities.
The vaults under the Uppsala Art Museum are home to Cajsa’s Kitchen, a café serving afternoon tea, salads, and lunch specialties.
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Uppsala Castle (Uppsala Slott) is technically free to visit; however, there are no dedicated visiting facilities for the castle itself. Instead, most visitors come to experience its museums. The Uppsala Art Museum (Uppsala Konstmuseum) is free for all to visit, while the Vasaborgen, dedicated to its ruins, costs around US$12 per adult.
Yes, several guided tours are available at Uppsala Castle (Uppsala Slott). Many tours visit the castle along with Uppsala’s other historical highlights and provide rich insights into its centuries-long history. You can also book a guided tour through the Vasaborgen Uppsala Slott, a seasonal museum in the castle’s original, 16th-century ruins.
Yes, there is a restaurant at Uppsala Castle (Uppsala Slott). The old vaults under the Uppsala Art Museum house a restaurant, Cajsa’s Kitchen (Cajsa's Kök), which serves everything from sandwiches and light lunches to pastries, coffee, and afternoon tea. It’s a great place to have a bite in between sightseeing stops.
Yes, there are some discounts available at Uppsala Castle (Uppsala Slott). While the castle and the resident Uppsala Art Museum are free to visit, (apart from some special exhibitions), the Vasaborgen Uppsala Slott offers half-priced (roughly US$6) admission tickets to children, students, and seniors. Note that it’s only open from June 1–September 1.
Owing to its historic architecture, Uppsala Castle (Uppsala Slott) is only partly accessible to disabled visitors. The Uppsala Art Museum is accessible for wheelchair users, including an entry ramp and an elevator between floors. However, the Vasaborgen Museum is not wheelchair-accessible due to its location amidst the castle ruins, and neither is the rooftop.
























































