Lund City Wall Voyage Tips and guide

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Like other medieval cities, Lund was once surrounded by a city wall, stadsvall, which was mostly an earth embankment with a moat. While only a short section of the wall itself is preserved, the hexagonal perimeter of the old town is outlined by streets, making up a comfortable 4.5 km (2.8 mi) walk through the city's rich history.

This article is based on information from the nonprofit organization Destination Lund as well as other sources.

• 55.70913.1931 Norrtull. The northern gate. 
• 55.70936113.1933612 Saint Olof's church. A medieval church.  
• 55.70959513.1941343 All Saints' Church.  
• 55.70666713.1961114 Sandgatan.  
• 55.707513.1966675 Old Bishop's Residence.  
• 55.70905213.1973186 University Library.  
• 55.70777813.1983337 Skissernas museum.  
• Tomegapet. 
• Saint Thomas Church. 
• 55.70388913.2027788 Botanical Garden.  
• 55.7020413.201629 Eastern Cemetery.  
• Eastern Gate (Östertull). 
• City Wall Monument. 
• 55.696413.18910 Södertull. 
• 55.69611113.18833311 Mejeriet.  
• 55.69813.18712 Högevall. A preserved section of the wall.  
• 55.70111113.18583313 St Måns Church.  
• Armaturfabriken. 
• Västertull. 
• 55.70427813.18594414 St Peter's Priory.  
• Lund station warehouse. 
• Lund tram.