Linnaeus's Hammarby

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Linnaeus's Hammarby, located near Uppsala, Sweden, is a historic estate that once served as the summer residence of the renowned botanist Carl Linnaeus. The property includes a well-preserved 18th-century manor house, lush gardens, and various outbuildings that reflect the period's architectural and horticultural styles. Linnaeus used Hammarby as a retreat from his academic duties in Uppsala, and it was here that he conducted many of his botanical studies and lectures.

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