City · Uppsala County · Sweden

Custom souvenirs for Uppsala

Historic university city with Scandinavia's tallest cathedral and Viking mounds. We design and produce souvenirs for shops, museums and attractions in Uppsala: your landmark, your colours, your logo — not the generic stock every competitor carries.

4landmarks
100 pcsminimum per design
3–6 weeksproduction
7–10 dayssample

Who buys souvenirs in Uppsala

Day trip from Stockholm for the cathedral, castle and Linnaeus heritage, and a student city with a lively Walpurgis Night. Souvenirs sell near the cathedral, the Gustavianum museum and the Linnaeus Garden.

Seasonal peaks and events: Walpurgis Night (30 April).

Motifs that sell in Uppsala

The symbols tourists recognise instantly: Uppsala Cathedral spires, Uppsala Castle pink walls, Gamla Uppsala mounds and Carl Linnaeus. Visual themes that work on products: twin Gothic spires, royal burial mounds and Linnaea flower.

  • Uppsala Cathedral spires
  • Uppsala Castle pink walls
  • Gamla Uppsala mounds
  • Carl Linnaeus

Local products and tastes worth referencing: Linnaeus botanical prints and student caps.

Product ideas for Uppsala

A starting range for a Uppsala shop — each line is drawn for you, produced in the EU and available from 100 pieces per design.

Uppsala Cathedral silhouette magnet

Flat printed or layered 3D magnet with Uppsala Cathedral and the city name. The bread-and-butter product of every shop in Uppsala.

Fridge magnets →

Uppsala keyring collection

Metal or wooden keychains in the shape of Gamla Uppsala, plus a plainer coat-of-arms version for the lower price point.

Keychains →

Uppsala plates and bells

Decorative plates and bells with the Uppsala Castle illustration for the classic souvenir buyer.

Bells, plates & ceramics →

Linnaeus Garden Christmas ornament

Glass or wooden ornament of Linnaeus Garden for Christmas markets and winter visitors.

Christmas ornaments →

Uppsala plush mascot

A soft animal or character tied to Uppsala — a local legend, a city symbol — with a tag that tells its story.

Plush toys →

Uppsala enamel pins

Hard enamel pins with Gamla Uppsala and the city coat of arms, on branded backing cards.

Pins & badges →

Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum order for Uppsala souvenirs?

From 100 pieces per design for printed magnets, keychains, mugs and textiles. Plush and snow globes start at 200–300 pieces. Designs can be mixed in one order.

Can you make souvenirs of Uppsala Cathedral?

Yes. We draw the illustration or 3D model of Uppsala Cathedral ourselves, you approve the mock-up, and only then production starts. The artwork is yours.

How long does a Uppsala order take?

Printed products 3–6 weeks from approved artwork; plush, resin and snow globes 6–10 weeks. A sample is ready in 7–10 days. Delivery to Sweden inside the EU takes 2–5 working days.

Do you sell to a single shop in Uppsala?

Yes. Most of our orders come from individual shops, museums and attractions, not from chains. The minimums are set so a single location can order its own line.

Can we get exclusivity on a design in Uppsala?

Yes. Designs made for you are not resold to other shops. If you want exclusivity on a whole product type in Uppsala, say so when you request a quote.

Request a quote for Uppsala

Tell us what you sell, where your shop is and how many pieces you need. We reply with mock-ups and a price per piece.

  • Reply on working days, usually within a few hours
  • Mock-ups with your landmark before you order
  • Written price within 2 working days

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What happens next

  1. 1
    Brief and quote1–2 working days
  2. 2
    Mock-ups with your landmark2–5 working days
  3. 3
    Pre-production sample7–10 days
  4. 4
    Production and delivery3–6 weeks
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