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Private tourOnly your group will participate
Overview
Join a private walk about medieval horror, undead and dark folk beliefs in Uppsala. Hear about folk beliefs such as mylings, the church mask and the curses of the rivers as well as the forest council, evil sudden death and when the plague came to Uppsala.
You will also discover the medieval undead, learn more about Uppsala's plague year 1709-11 and hear about executions and evil sudden death on Galgbacken in a walk around the cathedral and the small square, from the 14th century, in Uppsala. Leading the tour is an authorized Uppsala guide.
Collection at Riddartorget in Uppsala.
What's included
All Fees and Taxes
gratitudes
What to expect
Uppsala Domkyrka
20m
Meet your guide and get a walk in the city of Uppsala, its dark past, medieval undead and dark folk beliefs.
20m
At Fyrisån and Lilla torget, created in the 14th century, it will be around the neck, the lake and other water creatures as well as executions and what parts of the gallows can be used for magic as beheadings often took place in the square.
Uppsala County
10m
At St. Erik's square and the consistory house, you will hear about the plague's entry into Uppsala
1709-1711.
10m · Admission ticket not included
Here it will be fairies, love magic and if the anatomical theater Olof Rudbeck built etc.
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
Outside the south side of the cathedral on Riddartorget we gather and there the tour begins.
End point
Outside the south side of the cathedral on Riddartorget we gather and there the tour begins.
Additional information
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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