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Håstads kyrka

Håstads kyrka is a red-towered parish church in the village of Håstad, part of Torns församling, around ten kilometres north of Lund. It stands in a village first recorded in a Danish royal document of 1085, one of the oldest surviving written sources from the…

Helgeandskyrkan

Helgeandskyrkan is a striking twentieth-century church in the Klostergården district of Lund, consecrated in 1968. Built of Höganäs brick in a stark, fortress-like modernist style, it is best known for its unusual, deliberately limited use of windows and its uncompromising architectural honesty.

Nordanväg 11, 222 28, Lund

Igelösa kyrka

Igelösa kyrka is a small parish church near Lund, in Skåne, belonging to Torns församling. Though modest in size, it holds an unusually rich history, from medieval origins to a remarkable buried treasure discovered in the churchyard.

Klosterkyrkan

Klosterkyrkan, also known as Sankt Peters klosters kyrka, stands in Lund on the site of a medieval nunnery. Its bell has rung from this spot since the 1200s, and the church remains one of the city's most historically significant medieval buildings.

Trollebergsvägen 4, 227 31, Lund

Liberiet

Liberiet stands just south of Lund Cathedral, a red-brick building erected in the late fifteenth century as the cathedral chapter's library. Today it serves as a centre for spiritual reflection and pilgrimage within the Diocese of Lund.

Kyrkogatan 4, 222 22, Lund

Lunds Allhelgonakyrka

Lunds Allhelgonakyrka, consecrated on All Saints' Day 1891, stands about 600 metres north of Lund Cathedral. Designed by celebrated architect Helgo Zettervall, it is a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture and is considered one of his best-preserved works.

Allhelgona Kyrkogata 1, 222 21, Lund