Souvenir Uppsala

Two images on one postcard – the Linnaeus Garden and the Baroque Garden in the Botanical Garden. Glossy finish. Size slightly smaller than A5. Set of 4 postcards.

Gamla Uppsala is a mysterious place with no counterpart in Scandinavia, and it has sparked people’s imagination and wonder for over a thousand years. Here we meet the earliest past of Nordic culture, and ancient Norse traditions and myths intertwine with modern Swedish history. Gems & Marvels in Gamla Uppsala is a captivating guide to one of Sweden’s most iconic landmarks, featuring royal mounds, mysterious rituals, and traces of human endeavor through the centuries. With lively language and an eye for both details and major events, authors Lars-Åke Skagegård and John Ringh invite you on a walk through the place’s rich memory as a historical center, accompanied by Gabriel Gumucio’s photographs. This book is in English. The book is printed by Wikströms Tryckeri in Uppsala on FSC- and Nordic Swan-labelled paper.

Four postcard designs featuring Uppsala Cathedral. 2 copies of each design. The postcards are slightly smaller than A5 size. Glossy finish.

Wall Calendar Uppsala 2026 – A3 A wall calendar with twelve selected photographs from Uppsala representing the different seasons. Texts in Swedish Contains short, descriptive texts in both Swedish. But the photos speak more than words could... Calendar information The calendar includes Swedish "name days", public holidays, flag days and week numbers. All you need to stay on top! Format and material Size: A3 (297 × 420 mm) Paper: Printed on coated, Swan- and FSC-certified paper. Hanging: A punched hole for easy hanging. Target audience The calendar is intended for residents of Uppsala, visitors, and others with an interest in the city. It is also suitable as a gift.

An elegant wall calendar for 2027, bringing together twelve of Bruno Liljefors’ (1860–1939) most significant nature depictions. Liljefors revolutionized Northern European wildlife art by portraying the Swedish wilderness in a biological, lifelike, and unsentimental manner. The calendar highlights his unique ability to combine anatomical precision with atmospheric, impressionistic landscapes. The cover is adorned with the majestic work Elks in a Winter Landscape (1922), setting the tone for a visual journey through the Scandinavian hunting and natural year. Featured monthly motifs include classic masterpieces such as Winter Landscape with Bullfinches (1891), Black Grouse Lekking (1916), and Eider Ducks in the Outer Skerries (1903). Layout and Structure The calendar grid is tailored for a German target audience, featuring German weekdays, month names, and clear markings of national holidays (Feiertage). Week numbers (KW) are indicated at the beginning of each row. Each month is accompanied by a caption specifying the German title of the artwork, and the year of creation. The calendar also includes a concise biography of Bruno Liljefors’ life and artistic legacy in German, making it an ideal gift for art and nature enthusiasts. Specifications and Materials * Format: A3 wall calendar with a punched hole for hanging. * Pages: 14 pages (Cover, introduction page with biography, and 12 monthly pages). * Paper: Printed on high-quality, matte premium paper, certified with both the Nordic Swan Ecolabel and the FSC-seal for responsible production. * Design: Gabriel Gumucio * Production: Allusion Media (2026) * Printing: Wikströms Tryckeri, Uppsala (Made in Sweden).

The mug is glossy white, featuring a cropped version of Roslin’s famous portrait of Carl Linnaeus, his signature, and an illustration from Flora Lapponica depicting four different plants. It’s a sturdy mug with a generously sized handle, perfect for any hot beverage you prefer. The mug holds 11 oz or 325 ml. Lead- and BPA-free material Dishwasher and microwave safe

A Sweden-themed cap with the Three Crowns and the Swedish flag. A classic that really makes a statement about who you are!

Gamla Uppsala is a mysterious place with no counterpart in Scandinavia, and it has sparked people’s imagination and wonder for over a thousand years. Here we meet the earliest past of Nordic culture, and ancient Norse traditions and myths intertwine with modern Swedish history. Pearls & Marvels in Gamla Uppsala is a captivating guide to one of Sweden’s most iconic landmarks, featuring royal mounds, mysterious rituals, and traces of human endeavor through the centuries. With lively language and an eye for both details and major events, authors Lars-Åke Skagegård and John Ringh invite you on a walk through the place’s rich memory as a historical center, accompanied by Gabriel Gumucio’s photographs. This book is in Swedish. The book is printed by Wikströms Tryckeri in Uppsala on FSC- and Nordic Swan-labelled paper. Deliveries will start Monday 19th of May.

A Sweden-themed cap with a moose and the Swedish flag. A classic that really makes a statement about who you are!

Join photographer Gabriel Gumucio on a visual journey that celebrates the splendor of the city of Uppsala throughout all seasons. This photo anthology is not only a delight for the eyes but also a testament to the photographer’s love for his hometown. Immerse yourself, whether you are a local or a curious visitor, in Uppsala’s diversity with this exceptional collection of images. The book contains 112 pages, with color photographs on nearly every page. In addition to photographs, the content includes short, informative texts about historical sites, events, and people. All text is in English and Swedish. ISBN: 978-91-527-0038-9