The Gustavianum is a historical building located in Uppsala, Sweden. It serves as the museum of the Uppsala University and showcases a variety of exhibits related to the university's history, culture, and scientific achievements. The building itself was constructed in the 1620s and features a distinctive architectural style. Inside the Gustavianum, visitors can explore collections that include artifacts from ancient civilizations, medical history, and the famous Gustavianum Anatomical Theatre. This theatre is one of the oldest of its kind in Europe and highlights the university's contributions to the field of medicine and anatomy.