Carolina Rediviva, Uppsala University Library

The museum there is amazing! It’s very small but one of the best museums I visited in Sweden. Also check out their store, it has a nice selection of non expensive and rare postcards and prints. Also the library itself is nice and old. I recommend taking an elevator and finding a place to work/study on the floors above the ground floor. It’s much nicer and less crowded

Great exhibition! We saw silver bible, Andrew Celsius’ original workbooks, 1600s Issac newton book and many more great exhibits. All for free. Thank you!

One of my favourite public libraries. It’s a beautiful and functional library. There are big lockers for your outdoor stuff, lots of study areas, lovely displays, public loos and an amazing gift shop. It’s a really brilliant space. The cafe is great for students and lots of people being their own food and eat in the cafe area.

It is a nice library, sadly a lot of students seem to suffer from main character syndrome and can't be quiet.

The gallery may be small at this library, but there is lots to see! There are three very big interactive screens to analyze the documents on display. Best of all, it has the most affordable gift shop in Uppsala—maybe in Sweden! So many awesome posters and paper products available, as well as some more high end items like trays, Umbrellas, etc

Very nice library with an exquisite exhibition with ancient manuscripts.

Peaceful quite elegant building with so many reading rooms and cafe as well

Beautiful place to be, lovely gift shop and exhibition too

As of 2017, the Silver Bible executive hall is closed and they will re-open it in 2019. A nice library to get a good view of the city, read a book and use the bathroom.

When I was young and first started traveling to new cities, I always wanted to see their libraries. Seattle's is amazing. Juneau's is nothing to write home about. University of Massachusetts's is indeed the tallest in America, but was also kind of disappointing, with nasty windows, a scary elevator, and a funky smell. Today, is my first review of a library on Yelp. And this library is a good one! If you're searching for a quiet place to study, or if you're nearby and have an hour to spare, check this place out. To the right of the entrance is a neat little hallway with displays of really, really old manuscripts and maps. Among their collection is the Silver Bible, a bible translated to gothic, written in silver ink on purple parchment. If you have a bit more time and feel like quietly exploring a library, you can drop off your bag and camera at the bag check. There are these three-story creaky spiral staircases that lead to a balcony that overlooks rows of desks were university students are studying. There's another room with these strange chairs whose backs are so large, they become cubicles. And, always an important thing in Uppsala: free bathrooms.