Explore Uppsala’s rich history and cultural heritage on this captivating 1-hour city walk. Starting at the iconic Uppsala Cathedral, the tour takes visitors through the city’s charming streets and notable landmarks. With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, this compact tour offers a personalized experience that’s perfect for those seeking an engaging introduction to Uppsala’s past and present. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a local curious to learn more, this tour promises to uncover the city’s fascinating stories.
Key Points
- The 1-hour city walk covers key historic landmarks and cultural sites in Uppsala, including the Uppsala Cathedral, one of the largest cathedrals in Scandinavia.
- The tour starts and ends at the central and accessible Riddartorget, allowing for a smooth and convenient experience.
- With a maximum group size of 20, the tour provides a personalized experience for participants.
- The tour is suitable for those with moderate physical fitness, though it may be challenging for those with limited mobility.
- The tour is priced at $82.80 per person and has an average rating of 4.3 based on 3 neutral reviews.
Tour Overview
The tour offers a 1-hour city walk in Uppsala, Sweden, with the meeting point located at Riddartorget, outside the south side of the cathedral.
The tour ends back at the same meeting point.
This guided walking tour provides an opportunity to explore Uppsala’s highlights and learn about its history and culture.
With a maximum of 20 travelers per tour, the experience aims to offer a personalized and intimate exploration of the city.
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Meeting Point
The meeting point for the tour is located at Riddartorget, situated outside the south side of the cathedral in Uppsala.
This central location makes it easy for participants to find and gather before the walk begins. The meeting point is accessible and well-known, allowing for a smooth start to the 1-hour city tour.
From this starting point, the guide will lead the group through the historic streets and landmarks of Uppsala, showcasing the city’s rich heritage and cultural attractions.
The tour ends right back at the same meeting location, providing a convenient return for all participants.
Duration and Ending Location
The tour lasts approximately 1 hour, allowing participants to explore Uppsala’s key attractions at a comfortable pace.
The guided walk begins at Riddartorget, located just outside the south side of the imposing Uppsala Cathedral.
After covering the city’s highlights, the tour concludes right back at the starting point, making it easy for travelers to continue their self-guided exploration or return to their accommodation.
With a maximum group size of 20, the intimate experience ensures personalized attention from the knowledgeable guide throughout the 60-minute journey through the historic university town.
Pricing and Booking Information
From $82.80 per person, the guided walking tour of Uppsala’s top attractions offers a cost-effective way to discover the city’s highlights.
Booking the tour is flexible, with a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours before the experience starts. Travelers can also choose to reserve now and pay later.
The tours accommodate a maximum of 20 people, providing an intimate group setting.
According to the reviews, the tour has an average rating of 4.3 based on 3 neutral ratings, with no 5-star, 4-star, or 2-star reviews recorded.
Cancellation and Payment Policies
With a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours before the tour, travelers can easily adjust their plans if needed.
The tour is priced from $82.80 per person, which includes all fees and taxes. Travelers can reserve their spot now and pay later, giving them flexibility with their booking.
The tour has a maximum of 20 travelers, ensuring a more intimate experience. Supplied by Sweden History Tours, the 1-hour city walk in Uppsala, Sweden provides an excellent opportunity to explore the city’s highlights.
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Group Size and Capacity
A maximum of 20 travelers are allowed per tour, ensuring a more intimate experience for guests.
This group size cap helps to maintain a personalized and attentive atmosphere throughout the walking tour. The smaller group size also allows for easier navigation through the historic streets of Uppsala, enabling the guide to provide more engaging interactions and insights.
With this manageable group capacity, the 1-hour city walk can be enjoyed at a comfortable pace, allowing participants to fully enjoy the rich cultural and architectural heritage of this Swedish city.
Accessibility and Physical Requirements
The tour is accessible to service animals, but it requires a moderate level of physical fitness from participants.
The city walk covers a distance that may be challenging for those with limited mobility. While the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, it’s located near public transportation, making it accessible for those able to navigate the city.
Participants should be prepared for walking and standing for the duration of the 1-hour experience.
Additional Details and Inclusions
According to the information provided, the Uppsala city walk tour includes several additional details and inclusions worth noting.
Travelers will receive confirmation at the time of booking. The tour is supplied by Sweden History Tours, ensuring a quality experience. All fees and taxes are included in the pricing, so there are no hidden costs.
The meeting point is clearly specified as Riddartorget, outside the south side of the cathedral, and the tour ends back at the same location.
With a maximum of 20 travelers per tour, guests can expect a more intimate and personalized experience.
Ask Away
What Languages Are the Tours Conducted In?
The tours are conducted in English. The tour overview information does not specify the language, but English is commonly used for guided tours in Sweden to cater to international travelers.
Are Any Food or Drinks Included in the Tour Price?
The tour price does not include any food or drinks. It covers only the 1-hour city walk in Uppsala. Any food, drinks, or additional expenses during the tour would need to be paid for separately by the participants.
What Should Participants Bring or Wear on the Tour?
Participants should wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather, as the tour takes place outdoors. They don’t need to bring any special equipment, as the tour guide will provide all necessary information.
Can the Tour Be Customized for Private Groups?
The tour can be customized for private groups. Travelers can contact the tour provider to request personalized itineraries or group-specific arrangements. Private tours may have additional costs or requirements not listed for the standard public offering.
Are There Any Discounts Available for Students or Seniors?
The tour does not currently offer any discounts for students or seniors. However, the company may consider introducing such discounts in the future to make the experience more accessible to a wider range of travelers.
Final Words
The 1-Hour City Walk in Uppsala offers visitors a personalized and informative experience exploring the city’s rich history and culture. Starting at Riddartorget, the tour takes guests through historic streets and landmarks, providing an engaging and convenient way to discover Uppsala’s fascinating heritage within an hour’s time. With a maximum group size of 20, this guided walk ensures a tailored, enjoyable experience for all.
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