Lennakatten - Heritage Railroad Tour

Take a trip back in time on the ”Lennakatten” heritage railroad

Lennakatten - Heritage Railroad Tour

Image: Gustav Dalesjö

The narrow gauge (891 mm) line runs 33km (20 miles) east from the city of Uppsala, using part of an extensive earlier rail-road network railroad. Many of the locomotives and coaches date back to the 19th century, carefully restored to their original state and lovingly maintained. The train passes many historical sites, churches from medieval times and the former Lenna Bruk ironworks.

Several restaurants and coffee shops along the way offer plenty of choice for refreshments.

The heritage railway association is based at the end of the line in Faringe, and we can organize visits to the engine shed and workshops, where several engines and coaches are being restored and renovated.

 

Facts

  • Type of company: Non-profit organization run by volunteers

  • Type of activity: Museum and trips on a heritage train

  • Location: Trains depart from Uppsala Central Station

  • Duration: 2 hours for a shorter trip, 4 hours for the full length, excl. lunch stops, etc

  • Season: June through to early September. Regular traffic normally max. four days per week. Hiring of trains possible at any day.

  • Target group: International visitors to Uppsala, interested in historical engineering and preserved steam trains in action, combined with an enjoyable excursion through beautiful Swedish countryside.

  • Min/max no. of participants: 100 on regular train; possibility of hiring a whole train

  • Level of activity/previous knowledge required: Not wheelchair accessible, good walking shoes recommended.

  • Language: English, Swedish, German, French on request

 

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Address

Stationsgatan 11, 753 40 Uppsala, Sweden

 
 

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