Gamla Lund

Gamla Lund is a non-profit association founded in 1918 to promote interest in the history and preservation of Lund, Sweden. Among the first organizations of its kind in the country, it works to care for the city’s character and connect its past, present, and future. The association contributes to consultations on conservation, demolition, and proposed changes to public spaces and the urban environment, and its advocacy has influenced municipal decisions.

Gamla Lund shares local history through publications, events, and educational programming. Members receive Alla Tiders Lund, a magazine featuring stories about the city and its people, while the association’s yearbooks explore topics in greater depth. Its books and digital resources cover subjects such as the Battle of Lund, workers’ lives and housing, and significant local buildings and places. The association also organizes lectures and public programs on Lund’s history and current development issues. Through its membership, publications, and civic engagement, Gamla Lund helps residents and visitors understand the city’s heritage and the importance of preserving it.