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Lund Cathedral seen from the north-west across the cathedral square, with its two west towers, the nave and the transept gable.
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Lund Cathedral

Lund Cathedral is a Romanesque sandstone church whose main altar was consecrated in 1145, when Lund was Danish and the seat of the archbishop for the Nordic countries. Inside stands an astronomical clock from about 1425 with moving figures, and the crypt below the choir holds the stone figures known as the giant Finn and his wife.

When to go

Today’s hoursAll weekHide week
Mon08:00–18:00
Tue08:00–18:00
Wed08:00–18:00
Thu08:00–18:00
Fri08:00–18:00
Sat09:30–17:00
Sun09:30–18:00

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Lundagård

park

Historical Museum at Lund University

museum

Kulturen

museum

Lund University Main Building

historic building

Skissernas Museum

art museum

Lund Botanical Garden

botanical garden

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