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22, Norbyvägen, 752 36, Uppsala, SE Sweden
kontakte telefon: +46 18 471 27 39
webseite: www.evolutionsmuseet.uu.se
größere karte und wegbeschreibungLatitude: 59.8492454, Longitude: 17.6221221
Jeroen Travel
::Very small museum with only a very few fossils. Most of the texts are in swedish only. Museum is aimed at children.
Duarte Figueiredo
::Cool museum with some interesting fossils. Not very bug but definitely worth the visit!
Cristian Guajardo-Garcia
::Nice museum but I felt it was a bit abandoned. Great to come with family.
Kristina Nyberg
::The museum was somewhat scattered and poorly organized, strange considering Carl von Linné was once a professor here. He used to teach students mostly to organize plants and flowers and gave them their Latin name once upon a time. However, he also did try to organize people where it went a bit too far. Race biology pre second world war in other words. This was a highlight of the museum for me, to find out more about what Linné was thinking.
Jonas Lindgren
::A very nice museum hosted by the Uppsala University. It pretty much covers the evolution of earth throughout it's different time eras. Free for people with student id's. A lite spot for kids where they can play and do some research related to the topics of the museum. Free coffee for all visitors.