It was an amazingly beautiful cathedral, huge and steeped in history More

I stayed here for business, but took some time to explore a little. I loved this cathedral. So much to learn and you got to read about it by walking around. I highly recommend the time to visit. More

The town is small but the church is quite impressive. And inside the cathedral is an astronomical clock with religious characters carved into wood. Built before Christopher Columbus was born, the clock charts the positions of the Sun and Moon and other celestial bodies. It goes off twice daily - wich I could have ben there to see it in... More

Every day around noon and around 3pm the clock plays a little piece of music. This is definitely worth your visit. Also the Cathedral itself is beautiful especially the exterior which is not like all the other Cathedrals I've visited so far. Entrance is free and sometimes they have a silence day which means you are not allowed to say... More

I love old cathedrals, no matter where I am. I have visited Lund's Cathedral several times, but this was the first time I was able to stay for an actual service as it was Advent 1st. Though my Swedish isn't the best, I could still understand enough of the service to follow along and it was one of the best... More

İt is a very well preserved building. Beside its architectural importance, it represent a thousand year history. You feel that it was the center of the region for a long time. There is an astronomical clock worth to see. More

One of the most beautiful chuches in southern Sweden. More

The Cathedral of Lund is - depsite being heavily restored in the 19th century - the finest example of Romanesque architecture in Scandinavia. Take a good look at the exterior of the apse and the beautiful sandstone sculptured stones. The interior is very atmospheric. More

Free tours in Swedish and English - once a month in the winter and every day in the summer. Brochures available in serveral languages. More