Lund, Sweden

Lund is one of Sweden’s oldest cities.  It was founded by the Danish king Sweyn Forkbeard around the year 990.  Lund is strongly influenced by the university founded in 1666.  It is the perfect city to discover on foot or by bike.

Lund’s Cathedral was built in the Middle Ages – it’s oldest parts are from 1085.
Finn the Giant is found in the crypt.

The astronomical clock dates from the 1440’s.
University Buildings

The Library – was designed in the neo-gothic style by the architect Alfred Hellerstrom and opened to the public in 1907.

The street I walked down

The Botanical Gardens had a great old greenhouse.

Kulturen is an outdoor museum from the Middle Ages to the 1930’s.

I could have lived here

This is a sample of wallpaper designs through time. It looked like a good photo.

More from the city.

I know this doesn’t look like much but it is the sight you see when you come out of the train station. Very serene except usually with bicycles and some cars.

 

One thought on “Lund, Sweden”

  1. Thanks for all of the great photos.
    Serene is a nice ambience for visiting.
    It does look like Lund could be swallowed up whole by all of the greenery, especially the vines!
    Very pretty and quaint.

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