Lund

If you are there you have to go to the cathedral with city guide and listen to all amazing stories…

I have spent there 6 months and I wish I could go back there and live in Lund forever.

Lund is a student town and most of the students go to clubs called “nations”. You need a pass to get in and you need student id to be able to buy the pass.

I went and visited my father, who just moved here.. It’s a very nice and quite town which is still within arms length of the bigger cities and the world at large. And despite it’s peacefulness it has quite a bit of life of it’s own :-)

Beautiful city, but a little expensive because of all the students (parents’ money :) ). My sister and her husband both studied there.

My brother studies there, and I want to visit him.

I am currently on exchange at Lund Uni and the student life here is ace. (Not so great if you’re not a student.)

If you visit Lund, get a bike and ride around everywhere. The hills can be a pain, but I suppose I could do with the exercise anyway.

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I was born here and have spent lots of time here.

Beautiful old buildings, cobblestone streets, a cathedral… Lund is an neat town to just walk around in. The student life is great, but if you don’t go to school there aren’t a lot of places to go out. Lots of tasty restaurants and some cool stores, too.

I was there in Erasmus for a year, feel free to pose questions.

Best international dormitory to live in: Old Fire Station, at least it was… :)