Grand Hotel - Lund
Bantorget 1 Lund, Skåne, 22104, Sweden
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A Swedish wedding
We arrived in Lund the lovely little university town of Lund, in the south of Sweden as part of the Australian contingent to the wedding of Australian born Neil and Swedish Viktoria. Lund is small and very pretty, famous for its university, and for its cathedral. We were welcomed with a traditional Swedish ´crayfish party´. This involves eating …
Ikea Here We Come
We helped Abby get settled and took her on an initial shopping trip to the nearest Ikea, which is in Malmo and happens to be the world's second largest Ikea store. The rooms don't come with linens so she needed bedding and towels along with a few items she didn't bring.
They told us not to expect to ship her anything because the shipping …
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My first days in Lund
... laundry machines (soap and all included!!) but I have yet to check that out. The kitchen / living area is also really spacious, and we share all the cooking utensils, spices etc which makes my life much easier, and my cooking that less bland. The majority of my floormates are female Swedes, and they're all really great - some have been living in the same room for quite a while - one girl has been for 4 years!! There's ...
Partyyy
... http://www.upflund.se/). Ook hebben ze een tijdschrift en een radio-programma. Ik hoop dat ik in een van de commissies kan meehelpen. Hopelijk heb ik dan iets meer te doen maar veel vrije tijd is natuurlijk ook goed voor alle feestjes en reizen die we willen gaan maken. Ik wil hele graag naar Lapland, Rusland, 'Sea battle' naar Talinn en natuurlijk ook de steden die 'dichtbij' zijn zoals Goteborg, Stockholm, Oslo en Helsinki.
En dan natuurlijk de feestjes.. ja, wat ...
More Historic Churches
... crypt date back that far, or nearly so. Substantial sections of the upper church are only a couple of hundred years old, but the church includes many artifacts from medieval times, notably a gorgeous fourteenth century altarpiece. They also have a fascinating astronomical clock that we didn't realize was operating when we entered the church. Maybe we can catch it tomorrow. If not, there's always You-tube!
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