Uppsala from above
Scandinavia's tallest spires, from a new angle
Uppsala Cathedral is Scandinavia’s tallest church, and from a balloon you see it the way few ever have — its twin spires rising from a carpet of autumn foliage and university buildings, with the flat Uppland plains stretching in every direction. The Fyris river cuts through the city below, and on clear mornings the light is extraordinary.
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Our Uppsala launch site sits in the Uppland plains near the city.
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Uppsala’s distinct skyline awaits – but not from a side you’ve ever seen before. The twin spires of the cathedral – the tallest in Scandinavia – rise above the rooftops, with the castle and the quiet bend of the Fyris river. A familiar view from an entirely different – and much better – perspective.
Beyond the city, the Uppland plains stretch out in every direction – gently rolling, open farmland that makes this one of the most naturally suited regions in the country for smooth, calm, and thoroughly enjoyable flights.
At sunrise, with the mist still low over the fields and the spires catching the first light, it’s a view that’s difficult to prepare yourself for.
It’s been a place of learning and discovery for centuries. It turns out there’s still something new to learn about it – from above.
