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Lund

The municipality of Lund has approximately 125 000 inhabitants (2020) and students make up almost half of the population in the city. The old University buildings are set among the cobble-stoned streets in the center of Lund, which date back to 990.

A birds eye view of the inner city of Lund showing the roof tops of several buildings (picture)

The University has gradually grown since it was founded in 1666 and is still expanding. Today you will find faculties, departments, libraries and study halls in all corners of the city. Our housing areas are as well located all around the city, from Östra Torn in the northeast of Lund to Klostergården Student house in the south.

From the very south of Lund to the very north it is not more than 6 kilometres. You will find that all of Lund is easily accessible by bike the year around.

Maps of Lund

You can find maps of our housing areas in Lund on the page for comparing different housing:

 

Contact details

LU Accommodation Sofieberg reception entrance; a wood-covered concrete bench in front of a door in a glass wall. Photo by Mikko Jokela Måsbäck.
LU Accommodation Sofieberg reception entrance (click to enlarge)

Student Accommodation

Address: Tunavägen 20, Lund (Moving from 25 November)

E-mail

luacc [at] service [dot] lu [dot] se (luacc[at]service[dot]lu[dot]se)

Phone hours

046-222 08 00

Our phone hours are:
Mon-Fri: 09:00 to 11:00 (AM, CET/CEST)

For disturbances outside of office hours, call the same number and press 1 to get connected to our on-call security firm.

More contact details

2 Feb 2022