All sites of Uppsala are easily accessible on foot from the railway station. Hence, a day trip from Stockholm to Uppsala is easy.
RR Station: N59 51.52 E17 38.75.
Scheele's old pharmacy, (Uplands Vapen), now Åhléns (department store), corner of Stora torget and Kungängsgatan, N59 51.50 E17 38.37. Scheele discovered nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine (hydrogen fluoride), chlorine, and manganese here (see map 3 for details).
Modern pharmacy, Svavagallerian Mall (corner of Bredgränd and Dragarbrunsgata), N59 51.50 E17 38.58, site of exhibit on Scheele. Access to the pharmacy within the mall can be gained either from Bredgränd or Dragarbrunnsgatan 50 (see map 3 for details).
Chemistry building (1700s), the "Laboratorium Chemicum," Västra Ågatan 24, N59 51.33 E17 38.43. Site of famous chemists, including Bergman, the promoter of Scheele. Tantalum was discovered here by Ekeberg.
Chemistry building (1860), now the "Philologicum," Thunbersvägen 3, (N59 51.24 E17 37.69), Elements discovered here in the 1800s (terrestrial helium, scandium; holmium; thulium; titanium metal prepared).
Chemistry building (1904), Thunbersvägen 5, N59 51.33 E17 38.43.
Guvstavianum, Akademigatan 3, N59 51.47 E17 37.91. Fascinating museum including exhibits of science of 1700-1800s in Uppsala.
Linnaeus gardens (Linnéträdgården), Svartbäcksgatan 27, N59 51.72 E17 37.99.
Linnaeus museum (Linnémuseet), Svartbäcksgatan 27, N59 51.71 E17 38.02.
Celsius huset, (Celsius house), Svartbäcksgatan 9, N59 51.59 E17 38.20. Celsius, the famous astronometer, is best known for his development of the Celsius thermometer scale (see map 3).
Upplandsmuseet (Upplands County Museum), Sankt Eriks gränd 6, N59 51.52 E17 38.07, which has interesting exhibits and which is responsible for the original stone plaque mounted on the old pharmacy and which is now in storage.
