Lundagård

Lundagård is the tree-lined park at the heart of Lund, between Lund Cathedral to the south and the university's Main Building to the north. It takes its name from the archbishop's 12th-century fortress, was laid out in 1745 by Carl Hårleman, and is ringed by Kungshuset of 1584, the student union's AF Borgen and the Historical Museum.

Nearby

Lund Cathedral

church

Historical Museum at Lund University

museum

Lund University Main Building

historic building

Kulturen

museum

Skissernas Museum

art museum

Lund Botanical Garden

botanical garden

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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