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Botanical Gardens

near University, Uppsala, Sweden

Featured Review : This garden has a much longer history than Carl Linne who was here in the mid 1700's! This was first the castle garden of 1549 that was inside the enclosed compound. At that time, gardens were mostly functional. Veggie...See Full Review

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Botanical Gardens Reviews

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Botanical Gardens

  • 4 out of 5 stars by davidx from Todmorden, England, United Kingdom
  • June 23, 2002
Botanical Gardens
Quote: The Botanical Gardens, always closely connected with the University of Uppsala, have been used for teaching for 350 years. Anything to do with botany in Uppsala is connected in some way with its most famous resident, Carl Linnaeus, who was born... Read the full Botanical Gardens review

From journal Delightful Uppsala

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Carl Linnes Botanical Gardens

  • 3 out of 5 stars by dawn from Chicago, Illinois
  • March 25, 2001
Carl Linnes Botanical Gardens
Quote: This garden has a much longer history than Carl Linne who was here in the mid 1700's! This was first the castle garden of 1549 that was inside the enclosed compound. At that time, gardens were mostly functional. Veggies,a few flowers for the... Read the full Botanical Gardens review

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