Gallery Page: Lund Cathedral, Lund Sweden

As you walk through "old town" Lund, coming up from Market Square, this is the first glimpse you get of this almost perfectly preserved Romanesque Cathedral.
Here is a photo showing more clearly the apse end of the Cathedral. There are small open space "parks" around two sides of this Cathedral.
Detail of an archetypic Romanesque doorway in a trancept of the Cathedra.
Side view of the Cathedral from University Park.
This is the trancept at Lund Cathedral, taken from the University Park in Lund.

View of a "main" doorway located on the south side of the Cathedral.
Detail of the archivult atop the door immediately above.
View of a window opening in the south aisle from inside the Cathedral at about 5 p.m. This is the low level of natural light within this Romanesque beauty.
View of Trancept windows.
Looking down the nave toward the rear of the church from the very highly elevated choir and main altar level. Tour guides in this Cathedral (open from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.) are very helpful, always eager to practice their english, excited to entertain Premonstratensian tourists, and very informed about the early history of the Cathedral. Most are history or cultural majors from the University of Lund.
View of the Reredos behind the main altar (crucifix in foreground rests atop the main altar).
View of a side altar. Note the seven-branched candlestick in the foreground.
View of north side of Cathedral.
Frontal / Fascade view.
Vertical view of the Fascade.
Detail of arches atop a tower of the Cathedral.
Bronze front doorway showing various scenes from both Old and New Testament (19th century, newer version of medieval wooden doors in same style).