Svartbäcksgatan

Svartbäcksgatan is centrally located in Uppsala city. You can easily reach it by walking from Uppsala Central Station (approx. 10-15 minutes) or by taking a local bus.

While the street itself is pedestrian-friendly in parts, there are parking garages nearby, such as the one at Stora Torget, which is a short walk away.

The best way to explore is on foot. This allows you to fully appreciate the unique shops, art installations, and cafes at your own pace.

Yes, it's very central and close to Uppsala Cathedral, Uppsala Castle, and the main shopping areas around Stora Torget.

While not directly on the street, several bus stops are located very close by on adjacent main roads, making it easy to access via public transport.

No, Svartbäcksgatan is a public street and does not require any tickets for general access. Exploring the shops and street art is free. +1

The 'Mus-sala' art installations are part of the street's charm and are free to view. +1

Shop hours vary, but most are open from around 10 AM to 6 PM on weekdays and shorter hours on weekends. Some cafes and restaurants may have extended hours. +1

Yes, shops like Granit often host special events, pop-ups, and anniversary celebrations. It's worth checking local listings or social media for upcoming events. +1

Admission fees for art exhibitions can vary. It's best to check with Wisdom Creativespace directly or look for event-specific information.

You'll find a diverse range of shops, including fashion boutiques like Jaber, home goods at Granit, and unique vintage finds at RetroLyckan. +2

Svartbäcksgatan offers various dining options, including the popular Indisk Grill, and cafes like the one hosted by Krogsång & Bageri at Granit.

Beyond the restaurants, keep an eye out for pop-up cafes and bakeries, like the one from Krogsång & Bageri, offering special treats.

Indisk Grill is frequently recommended for its delicious food. For lighter fare or coffee, explore the various cafes along the street.

While not a dedicated souvenir street, you might find unique items in boutiques like RetroLyckan or local crafts in other shops that make great keepsakes.

The street is known for its charming 'Mus-sala' miniature mouse art installations and also hosts art exhibitions at spaces like Wisdom Creativespace. +2

The 'Mus-sala' art features creations by artists like Jekaterina Pertoft and Zilmara Suarez.

Yes, Wisdom Creativespace is an art venue located on Svartbäcksgatan that hosts exhibitions and events.

The 'Mus-sala' installations appear to be a more permanent, whimsical feature of the street, while exhibitions at Wisdom Creativespace are temporary. +2

'Ostmysteriet' (The Cheese Mystery) is one of the themes for the miniature mouse art installations found on Svartbäcksgatan.