Lunds Universitet reviews

The first thing you have to do at the beginning of your stay you have to get a member of a students Nation!!! That are the areas where the parties are going on. I think all over Lund there must be around 15 or more Nations. It is similar to a social club which is run by students. There a students rooms to stay, always a disco, Café, Restaurant and a lot of activities!!! Join them it is fun!! All over Lund there a lot of nice Cafés and Rstaurants. One thing I have really enjoyed there, was the "Dagens Lunch" nearly every restaurant has some specials for Lunch they are cheap and always delicious and a good alternative to the University Cafeteria. Another possibility is to join one of the students Nations for Lunch, students are cooking for students, cheap and good.

The majority of night life is organised by the university into 'nation' of which there are thirteen. All these are different in their own way but the most popular were VastGöta on wednesdays and Hallands on fridays. Not to be missed. There are also other bars in Lund such as cafe ariman and hercules which always had a great atmosphere on the weekends. However for the cheapest night out, nations were the best.

the student nations are absolutely fabulous places to go out to! Nice student atmosphere and affordable beer prices! Västgöta Nation offers free entrance to members. For travelers: Stockholm is a most wonderful city and the best traveling experience I had in Sweden was my trip up north, to Kiruna. Did some dogsledding and Northern Lights watching... Amazing!

Going out in Lund as a student means mostly going to one of the many student nations. These are kind of student fraternities which organize all kind of activities (sports, parties...). Each nation has its own building and party local. So don't miss to go there! One of my favourite nations was 'Wermlands'.

The nations in Lund are probably the main places where nightlife happens. Nations are student societies to which anyone can apply. They organize every kind of activities and have their own clubs, where they organize parties one or two times per week. I warmly suggest to become a member of one of them.

Absolutely every student goes out in so called nations, the local student organizations run by students. You are member of one, but you can join any party or activity of all of them (about 12 as far as i can remember). My favorite was Östgöta, cos most exchanges students went there.