Hotel Duxiana Lund
Sankt Petri Kyrkogata 7 Lund, Skåne, 222 21, Sweden
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My first days in Lund
... the buildings now. love it!
My new home is in the Delphi residence, convienently located on Delfivagen (dolphin way) up north, a bit "far" from downtown but close to the Biologi buildings and cheap supermarkets. It's a massive complex with buildings A-Y, each of which has a door handle in the shape of the letter which I thought was a nice touch. You can imagine the "Uhhh...@*!&(@!" when I got to the door ...
Partyyy
... nation waar ik bij ben gegaan organiseert veel sportactiviteiten. Deze moet ik alleen nog wel bezoeken :p Je kunt bij een nation ook bv. helpen met koken en dan krijg je daarna een thank-you party dus ik heb alvast wat connecties met de lokale Vikingen gemaakt om daar te kunnen werken.
Over Vikingen gesproken, afgelopen week is de universiteit hier ook begonnen. Van een van mijn vakken, Viking Age Scandinavia, zijn de colleges al begonnen (2x per week 2 ...
More Historic Churches
... garden behind it and sweeping views of the countryside.
Back in Lund, we checked out Lund Cathedral. (I am surprised I didn't take a picture from the outside. Marty did, and I will include it when I make a Shutterfly album.) It should be obvious from this blog that we love historic churches. And we have visited great cathedrals and basilicas in Italy, France, and Germany. In France and perhaps in the ...
The Great Train Ride
... entirely on the train. First we go to Hamburg—a four-hour trip. If we are lucky, we will catch a train from there to København that leaves around 1:30. If we miss it, we will have a two-hour layover in Hamburg to wait for the next train. I'll indicate the results of this exciting adventure! Meanwhile, there’s not much to say about today, so as I did regarding Berlin, I will work in reverse to get caught up.
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Sarah in København!!
... s oldest amusement park. It has been in some form of operation since 1583 and is conveniently located less than two and a half miles from my front door. It has roller coasters and lots of food and fun, so we paid for a bracelet to ride all the rides and rode everything at least once. We stopped at one of the many restaurants for dinner, but the menus were only in Danish. I ordered some kind of meat plate and Sarah played it safe and just got a burger. Turned out I ordered ...



