The Linnaeus Garden is the beautifully restored botanical garden of Carl Linnaeus, laid out according to his original 1745 plans in the heart of Uppsala. A ticketed visit reveals around 1,300 plant species arranged by his revolutionary classification system, along with his preserved home and an orangery, offering an enchanting glimpse into the world of the father of modern taxonomy. Tranquil, fragrant and historically significant, it is a lovely place to wander and a moving tribute to one of the most important scientists Sweden has produced.