December 1676 – Battle of Lund

On December 4, 1676, two armies collided on the fields north of Lund. When darkness fell, 9000 soldiers lay dead on the battlefield after what has become the bloodiest battle in the history of the North. According to some historians, this was where Scania's fate was decided. Would Sweden retain control of the provinces Charles X had conquered 18 years earlier or would the Danes reclaim what had been part of the Danish Empire for almost 700 years?

Go on a bus tour to the Danish and Swedish military camps. Follow the march of the troops and the development of the battle. See the place where the only mass grave we found is located, where the Danish cavalry went through the ice and where the Swedes began a massacre of the enemy. We will also go through the background of how the war started, what life was like in the field between the battles and what was the big killer, how the troops fought each other and much more.

On the tour, we will go past Borgeby castle, where Skåne's Carolines will show the soldiers' equipment from that time.

Collection: in front of Lund Cathedral
Height: the trip takes about 5 hours
To eat: Lunch and coffee at Hurva Gästis are included in the ticket price. If you need special diets, see more info below.
Guide: Jacques Schultze
Recommended age: 13 years and up

Personal service
If you would like help with your ticket purchase, you can call Visit Lund at 046-13 14 15 or email us at info@visitlund.se 

Accessibility
Unfortunately, the tours are not wheelchair accessible. Companions are not allowed to go for free, but must pay for their ticket. A walker can only be brought along if it can be folded.

Special diets
Lunch is included at Hurva Gästis (minced beef with all the trimmings, coffee and cake and a drink). The restaurant can arrange special diets if necessary. The ticket buyer must notify the organizer of any special dietary needs, their name and the date they will be going. info@spokguiden.com.

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  • Lund
  • Jacques Schultze
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