Best Attractions near Mouse bakery

Tucked away on Smedsgränd 2 in Uppsala's charming old town, the Mouse Bakery is a whimsical miniature diorama depicting a bustling mouse-run bakery. Created by local artist Jekaterina Pertoft, this tiny scene features industrious mice baking loaves, pastries, and treats in a cozy, detailed world visible through a small street-level window. Part of Uppsala's collection of enchanting mouse houses, it captivates passersby with its playful charm and intricate craftsmanship, offering a delightful, free glimpse into an imaginative rodent society just steps from the river and historic sites.

K Karaoke Uppsala is a lively downtown karaoke bar offering private karaoke rooms of varying sizes, late-night weekend hours and a party-focused atmosphere on Västra Ågatan in central Uppsala. Popular for group nights and private parties, the venue combines compact themed rooms, a drink menu and room-service style hosting for singalongs and celebrations.

Forumgallerian (branded Forumkvarteret) is a compact, centrally located shopping mall in Uppsala centred on Forumtorget. It houses a mix of national Swedish chains — cafés, pharmacies, fashion and health stores — set across a few interconnected levels around an open square, making it an easy indoor stop for shopping, coffee or quick errands in the city centre.

Arrenius & Company is a small specialty coffee bar and tea shop tucked into Drottninggatan in central Uppsala, offering carefully sourced beans, hand-brewed espresso and brew-bar drinks plus a rotating selection of chocolates, licorice and gluten-free and vegan baked goods. The compact, convivial interior and adjacent shop displays make it part café, part purveyor of artisanal pantry items for coffee lovers.

Nestled in Uppsala's Svartbäcksgatan, Ostmysteriet och Forsränningen i Mus-sala is a whimsical street art installation featuring intricate mouse-world scenes in basement windows. Created by artist Jekaterina Pertoft, it depicts a thrilling cheese heist adventure through a miniature Mus-sala, complete with sound effects activated by buttons. This free, always-accessible delight invites repeated visits to uncover hidden details in its enchanting vignettes of mouse bakers, rapids, and a train station.

Reginateatern, locally known as Regina, is an intimate, long-established performing-arts venue on Trädgårdsgatan in central Uppsala offering a steady mix of theatre, stand‑up, live music and guest productions across two cosy stages. Housed in a characterful, historic building, the theatre is prized for close-up performances, accessible programming and a relaxed foyer bar where conversation continues after the curtain call.

Kulturhuset Grand is Uppsala's vibrant cultural center for youth aged 13-18, hosting concerts, workshops, craft evenings, and creative projects in a welcoming space. With cafés like Colorful and Trädgården, it fosters artistic expression and community gatherings amid live music and open-mic events. Open weekdays from afternoon into evening, it's a hub where young ideas turn into reality.

Titan is the Uppsala station of the Sweden Solar System, the world’s largest scale model of the Solar System. Placed near Celsius Square on Svartbäcksgatan, this modest outdoor installation represents Saturn’s largest moon and ties Uppsala to a national network of artistic and educational planetary models that stretch from Stockholm to the far north of Sweden.

Upplandsmuseet is Uppsala County’s cultural-history museum, housed in a central city building at S:t Eriks torg that interprets 7,000 years of regional life — from prehistoric burial mounds and Viking-age ritual to rural crafts, industrial change and contemporary local stories. Exhibitions mix artefacts, models and hands-on displays aimed at families, students and anyone curious about Uppland’s past and its links to Sweden today.

Sankt Eriks källa is a small historic spring and memorial spot beside Uppsala Cathedral, associated in local tradition with King Erik the Holy (Erik den helige) and the medieval Erik cult. The site today features an iron pump set into a stone wall and a modest paved square; the original source fed community water systems for centuries and was later connected to the municipal network so the pump again dispenses potable water.