Lund University Library

Lund University Library is an academic library in Gothic Revival style with tall windows, detailed stonework, and multiple reading rooms across different levels. The building provides access to databases, electronic journals, and collections that support research and study.

The building was designed in 1907 by architects Alfred Hellerström, Ärland Noreen, and Klas Anshelm as part of Lund University's expansion plans. Its construction marked the university's commitment to modern academic facilities in the early 20th century.

The library serves as a gathering place where students and researchers spend hours studying among shelves filled with knowledge. The building itself carries the identity of an old university town, blending scholarly tradition with everyday academic life.

The library is centrally located on the university campus and easily accessible by foot from most academic buildings. Visitors should know that some areas are reserved for students and staff, while public reading areas are available for general use.

The building holds listed status as a protected heritage complex and represents a key part of the university's library system. Its Gothic Revival design stands out against modern university buildings and makes it a recognizable landmark in the town.

Location: Lund Municipality

Inception: 1907

Architects: Alfred Hellerström, Ärland Noreen, Klas Anshelm

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Part of: Lund University Libraries

Website: http://ub.lu.se

GPS coordinates: 55.70905,13.19732

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:52