Monumentparken, Lund, Memorial park in Lund, Sweden

Monumentparken is a park in Lund centered around a memorial structure surrounded by maintained grass areas. Walking paths connect different sections, with benches placed throughout for resting and viewing the monument.

The park was established in 1876 to commemorate the Battle of Lund, a major military conflict from 1676. This Danish-Swedish encounter shaped the region's political landscape.

The memorial carries the inscription: "1676 on 4 December fought and bled here people of the same stock. Reconciled descendants raised this memorial." It was funded by a Swedish-Danish collection for the 200th anniversary in 1876, and the text is still legible on the pedestal.

The park lies between Kävlingevägen, Norra ringen and the Södra stambanan railway, on the spot where the Swedish and Danish centres clashed on the afternoon of 4 December 1676. The oldest section is the small plantation around the monument; the grounds were extended north in 1909–11 to take in the Bronze Age mound Lerbäckshög and south in 1930 with perennial beds and a pond.

Five cannons were stolen from the monument in late October 2019: four 1779 guns placed on the ground around the statue and a fifth, from 1693, mounted about five metres up. No one had been charged by spring 2022, when the Rosengrens foundry in Malmö began recreating them; the new cannons were put up on 23 October 2024.