Like other medieval cities, Lund was once surrounded by a city wall, stadsvall, which was mostly an earth embankment with a moat. While only a short section of the wall itself is preserved, the hexagonal perimeter of the old town is outlined by streets, making up a comfortable 4.5 km (2.8 mi) walk through the city's rich history.

This article is based on information from the nonprofit organization Destination Lund as well as other sources.

Map of Lund City Wall

• 55.70913.1931 Norrtull. The northern gate. 
• 55.70936113.1933612 Saint Olof's church. A medieval church.  
• 55.70959513.1941343 All Saints' Church.  
• 55.70666713.1961114 Sandgatan.  
• 55.707513.1966675 Old Bishop's Residence.  
• 55.70905213.1973186 University Library.  
• 55.70777813.1983337 Skissernas museum.  
• Tomegapet. 
• Saint Thomas Church. 
• 55.70388913.2027788 Botanical Garden.  
• 55.7020413.201629 Eastern Cemetery.  
• Eastern Gate (Östertull). 
• City Wall Monument. 
• 55.696413.18910 Södertull. 
• 55.69611113.18833311 Mejeriet.  
• 55.69813.18712 Högevall. A preserved section of the wall.  
• 55.70111113.18583313 St Måns Church.  
• Armaturfabriken. 
• Västertull. 
• 55.70427813.18594414 St Peter's Priory.  
• Lund station warehouse. 
• Lund tram.