The culture in Lund

Open-air museum – cultural historical houses The cultural historical houses with interiors and gardens in Kulturens open-air museum can be found in both the southern and northern areas. Here you can get an idea of ​​how people have lived in southern Sweden during different times and in different social environments. In addition to the houses with interiors, there are several other buildings that contribute to the overall environment. They serve as exhibition spaces and workplaces for Kulturens staff. Some of the buildings are located in their original location, while others have been moved here since the museum opened in 1892.

Exhibitions
We have a wide range of exhibitions, with over a dozen permanent exhibitions, supplemented by several temporary exhibitions each year. Please prepare your visit by checking out the current exhibitions on our exhibitions page. There you can also read more about the exhibitions, and in some cases there are links to additional material.

Program
Kulturen is often bustling with activity. Both new and old traditions are celebrated here, and there are programs for all ages. You can keep track of what's happening through our calendar here on the web.

Activities for children
Kulturen is a child-friendly museum. Adults accompanied by children of all ages are very welcome! Children and young people up to and including 18 years of age always have free admission to the museum.

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Special Offer for Lundaspelen Participants: 2 for 1 Museum Entry (show your card or your app)

Admission fees: Visitors 0–18 years free.
Adults SEK 150,
Seniors 65+ SEK 120,
Students SEK 120.

cultures
One of the world's first open-air museums, Kulturen spans two blocks in the heart of Lund. Step inside and experience life as it was – from the Middle Ages to the 1930s. You can also choose from 20 exhibitions, ranging from folk art to modern design, medieval history to contemporary culture, and local heritage to global influences. You can follow the Christmas Trail and discover how Christmas was celebrated in Sweden in the past, inside the historic houses.

Opening hours during the Lundaspelen:

December 26: 10 a.m.- 8 p.m.
December 27-30 10 am – 4 pm
January 2: 10am-8pm
January 3 - 5: 10am -4pm

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