Explore Lund
Opening hours, prices and tickets for places worth your time.
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.
Free entryNo ticket needed
Open now · 20:00
Lund Botanical Garden is Lund University's garden, founded in 1690 and moved in 1862 to its present site on Östra Vallgatan, east of the centre. Its 8 hectares hold about 7,000 species of plants, with greenhouses for several climate zones, lawns and old trees, and the garden is a protected historic site.
Free entryNo ticket needed
Open now · 18:00
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.
Free entryNo ticket needed
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