Join us for a 30-minute show on the theme of Easter! Why should we hide all the brooms on Maundy Thursday? Do all witches have a black cat? Who really is the Easter Bunny? During the show…
Welcome to Easter crafts in our educational workshop! Every day throughout the Easter break we have an open craft workshop where children and adults can craft together. We are getting the Easter spirit going by…
The entire museum is open until 20 pm on Thursdays! Open air museum, park and exhibitions The open air museum at Kulturen in Lund is filled with culturally historic houses and outdoor environments that you can visit. Here you can…
Welcome to viewing! Kulturen opened its doors in 1892 and was then one of the world's first open-air museums. The founder's name was Georg Karlin. His vision was a stay and playful museum where you…
Welcome to viewing! This display in the exhibition Metropolis - Lund and the Middle Ages takes us back to the exciting Middle Ages, when Lund was a powerful church city. We investigate how the city worked…
Welcome to viewing! You get a taste of some of the exciting stories that exist about our houses and the people who once lived in them. How did, for example, live…
Try forging in the Hylla forge in our open-air museum. Together with blacksmith Robin Hermansson, you can try forging a hook or a necklace in Hylla forge in...
Join us on a cultural and historical city walk with Lund's city antiquarian Petter Eiring and city historian Peter K Andersson. The walk is open to the public and free of charge, but requires advance booking due to limited…
Lund's History Days is an annual event with the aim of conveying Lund's history in a lively and entertaining way. A perfect opportunity to dress up in historical clothing and explore…
Welcome to the craft meeting! Today you can visit Kulturens volunteers, who are showcasing handicrafts in the Thomanderska House. Read more about the Thomanderska House. Drop-in, included in the entrance fee.
We're celebrating Maundy Thursday in style, with lots of Easter-themed activities! We're celebrating Maundy Thursday with outdoor games, singing and dancing classes, Easter crafts, soap bubble blowing (not in the rain!), Easter shows and more. We're ending…
Welcome to the opening! On April 12, we will begin the Easter break by opening the exhibition Häcken full – Rural life in Skåne 200 years ago! In the exhibition, we get closer to the past, when a…
Litteralund is Sweden's largest festival for children's and young adult literature, which this year runs from April 5–11. Today, Litteralund is being celebrated in the museum store, with a focus on children's and young adult literature! A number of authors are visiting…
Welcome to Sunday viewing! The Borgarhuset was built on site at Kulturen 1891-1892 and shows what bourgeois housing could look like. Architect Henrik Sjöström drew an idealized picture of a Renaissance house, partly based on…
Welcome to viewing! Come along to a viewing where our guide shows you around En another world - art from Sankt Lars hospital. It is an exhibition that shows embroideries,…
Welcome to craft in our educational workshop! Cut and paste collages in the workshop! We draw inspiration from HC Andersen's fairy tale The Shepherdess and the Chimney Sweep. Feel free to visit the exhibition HC Andersen's Fairy Tale World at…
Welcome to viewing! Join a display of the open-air museum that sheds light on the history of lighting. How was Blekingegården's big house lit up on a dark winter evening in 1815? What a mysterious…
Welcome to the viewing! Today's viewing focuses on Carl Fredrik Hill, Gösta Adrian-Nilsson (GAN) and Wiwen Nilsson. Three Lund artists who support our exhibition about the history of modernism. Included in the entrance fee, no…
Welcome to viewing! With a hundred years of perspective, we can look back at the 1920s; the "new age" after the First World War and a worldwide pandemic (the Spanish flu). This time was on many…
What was Lund's first preservation battle? Why do people believe that Lund is a well-preserved city and how do you preserve a landscape? Welcome to a lecture with Otto Ryding, former antiquarian at Kulturen…