museum gustavianum

如果你在乌普萨拉(瑞典东南部城市),那么这家博物馆一定值得你参观一下。这里由一所大学经营,门票费不贵,进去后能看到他们令人着迷而又阴森可怕的收藏品。上面都有英文标签,使得参观起来方便而又有趣。博物馆的顶层附近是医学解刨副本剧院,里面展示了许多用来教学的医学标本。走进里面令人感到毛骨悚然,很容易就令人联想到正在进行的解刨中,许多双眼睛正在低头看着。博物馆的另一部分是个很棒的画廊,里面展览了一些埃及文物。里面有一些装饰过的管材、陪葬品、埃及圣书文和一个完整的木乃伊(保存的好极了)!博物馆的最顶部是一座再造的维京海盗船墓穴,实际的发现都在这里展示和讨论了。这条评论只说了这所博物馆的一小部分——推荐这里!

有两个东西我们很感兴趣来参观,没有让人失望。奥格斯堡式家具柜装满了成百上千种奇奇怪怪的东西,不看就错过了!还有顶层的解剖剧院,喜欢重口味的可以去看看。对这个房间的惨淡历史不感兴趣的也可以欣赏一下建筑。这个博物馆还收集了古老的埃及物件,比如sarcofagus和木乃伊。我们来时恰好赶上某个大学的庆祝仪式,所以就免费进来了。

如果你来乌普萨拉的话,一定要来这个博物馆。博物馆里的解剖剧院是是顶级的吸引力。这个博物馆收集有不同历史,不同背景的东西。参观这个博物馆的同时,你会得到一个良好观摩瑞典人文和科学历史的机会,

这是瑞典比较好的小博物馆之一。它最初是建来协助做人类解剖的,因此,屋顶上面的所有窗户都是用来采集阳光的,让高纬度的瑞典阳光尽可能多的照进手术室。尽管它之前的作用是干这个的,但是去顶儿上参观一点儿都不害怕,反而令人受启发。

有趣的博物馆,藏品极好,值得一观。最好有导游(只周末有),最出众的是艺术内阁和梯形式解剖教室。令人着迷又有历史感,永远难忘。最糟糕的是,没有为博物馆做广告。很遗憾,博物馆太过陈旧,展品虽然很有价值,但陈列方式并太引人注目。

While visiting Uppsala we stumbled upon this small museum. It has all kinds of nice memorabilia of the Uppsala university. At the moment of visiting there were some Egyptian ornaments to be seen too. We particulary liked the top floor, which gave a good explanation of a Viking grave.Date of visit: October 2014

Måste bara ses!just gooo and look this place take contacts to Touristgaid.Uppsala Domkyrka have lot of god and nice person to ask good luck// and enyoy if u are the tourist who looking forgaid, iam not so good in English speek and writer.tank u! and welcome to sweden, UPPSALA

Wonderful building that is part of the city's history. Visit the top floor amphitheatre and wonder at how the anatomists brought the body for public dissection. Some incredible ornate historic items presented to Swedish royalty. Perhaps could deliver a better message about medical achievements when this house date medical faculty but nitpicking!

This is a place that give you a both arcitecture historical and social experience what students had to learn by seeing in old times.

This is a neat little museum about the history of Uppsala University. You should not miss to see the anatomic theater - one of the oldest ones in Europe.

This is a museum opposite the cathedral that deserves to be discovered by visitors with historical interest. Guided tours are recommended and why not prepare your visit with a glance at their website.

The museum houses a lot of different things related to the university. It is quite eclectic but interesting. I loved the wooden anatomical theatre, built for students to watch bodies being dissected but was in fact rarely used. An architectural gem.

For anyone familiar with the name of Linné, Ångström, or Celsius, this is a must. In addition to the science part one should see the marvellous theatre of anatomy. The Viking part is fascinating.

It's a nice way to experience something different: visit a university (or the oldest building of the university)

Lecture Hall on top with an exhibition, telling the development of science in all terms (especially medical science) with old drawings, books, equipment and so on. There are four or five floors and tons of stuff to see. Also some Egyptian exhibition on the first floor. Small gift shop on ground floor.