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The Saluhallen, designed in 1907 by architect Ture Stenberg in the National Romantic style and inaugurated in 1909, is one of Sweden's oldest surviving market halls. Stenberg gave the building a basilica-like form with three naves and a semicircular apse to the east facing the Fyrisån river. This, along with its original purpose, likely explains the local nickname: "Meat Basilica." The market hall was intended to allow meat vendors to offer their wares not outdoors in the square, but in a sheltered hall with improved hygiene. The wooden roof structure caught fire and collapsed on May 9, 2002; only the outer walls survived. The hall was rebuilt in a slightly simplified form in 2003 and 2004. The building houses six shops and three restaurants.

A figure of a cat, unfortunately my Swedish is too bad, but as far as I understand, the cat comes from a children's book

Here is the Knivsta train station, the old station building is beautifully built and there is a small brewery in the old station building. But it may well be that it is no longer in operation haha

At gula stigen you can switch off, make fika and go forest bathing

Simply great view of Fyrisån!

The historical pumping station in Uppsala is a well-preserved example of 19th-century industrial architecture, once used to supply water to the city.

The Stadtsträdgården in Uppsala is a popular park known for its picturesque beauty and serene atmosphere, featuring vibrant flower gardens, winding pathways, and charming historic structures, making it a beloved destination for locals and visitors alike.

Studernas is a sports facility located in Uppsala, Sweden, renowned as the home stadium of the football team IK Sirius. It's one of the oldest football arenas in Sweden, with a capacity of approximately 7,500 spectators. Studernas has also hosted other sporting events and concerts. The arena was inaugurated in 1915 and has undergone several renovations and upgrades since then to meet modern standards and requirements.