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Beautiful nature with well-developed hiking trails. Free parking is available right at the main parking lot, where the Naturum Visitor Center is located. There's also a café here. The hiking trails are very varied and extensive.

A great place to visit. The entrances are closed at 9.30 pm so you can enjoy the garden after work or classes here. The garden plan is very nice, variety of plants that grow in Sweden and other areas. The garden is big enough for a walk. There are space to sit for a picnic during a warm day

A well-maintained park in the heart of Lund. Fitness equipment, playgrounds, and extensive green spaces under mature trees invite you to exercise or simply relax.

The Lund Botanical Garden is open year-round and features an impressive eight-hectare outdoor area, home to over 7,000 different plant species. A further 2,000 plant species from predominantly tropical and subtropical regions are housed in the large greenhouse.

DescriptionKungshuset, also Lundagårdshuset or Gamla akademien, is a building in Lundagård in Lund. The house was built in 1578–1584, but then had only two floors. It originally served as the residence of the Danish king's sheriff. When visiting the city, the Danish king usually lived in the house. Wikipedia

Lund's Botanical Garden is worth a visit for anyone who enjoys botanical gardens and wants to escape the city center for a while and get into the countryside. A short stroll through charming little alleys takes you there. In addition to the gardens, there's also a greenhouse with different climate zones and a pleasant café with indoor and outdoor seating.

Nice relax, varm gardenhouse and swedish fika in the garden too.

Stadsparken, Lund's city park located southwest of the city center, is not only the most popular and important park for the residents of this old university town, but also, at approximately 16 hectares, the largest park in the city. The park was created in 1911 on an unused exhibition site and became part of the European Garden Heritage Network (EGHN) in 2011 – two things Stadsparken shares with Pildammsparken in Malmö. Over its more than 100-year history, the city park has developed into a diverse landscape with different garden styles and a wide variety of plants. The central area of the park is designed in a more formal style, reminiscent of classic French and German gardens, while the rest of the park is predominantly laid out in the style of an English landscape garden with winding paths, a large pond, lawns, and groups of trees. The park's tree population consists of approximately 650 trees in a diverse mix of native and exotic species. Interspersed among them are flowerbeds with annual summer flowers, roses, and perennials, adding splashes of color. Near the northern entrance is a large perennial garden with about 7,000 plants from 70 different species. The park grounds offer ample picnic areas on their spacious lawns and space for sports activities. There are running and fitness trails, courts for boules, handball, and beach volleyball, a climbing wall, and a 1,500-square-meter skate park. A spacious and varied playground provides plenty of room for children of all ages to play. The city park is open year-round and admission is free. The main paths and most of the secondary paths are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are located in the park café and near the playground. Dogs must be kept on a short leash. https://www.guidebook-sweden.com/de/reisefuehrer/reiseziel/stadsparken-stadtpark-lund