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The Uppåkra Archaeological Centre is located at the center of the historical settlement at Uppåkra and it is a non-profit foundation founded in 2009 by Region Skåne, Lund Municipality, Staffanstorp Municipality, Lund Diocese, Staffanstorp House and Uppåkra Parish.
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Head out amongst wide views and rolling fields and discover Lund and its surroundings in a new light by going back to the Viking Age. The tour starts at Lundagård and Drotten Church Ruins. From there you continue by bike to Uppåkra.
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Discover the nature and history around Lund and Malmö.
The landscape around Lund and Malmö is full of contrasts. Extensive surroundings and rolling fields meet green hills. Discover vibrant villages and idyllic nature reserves, beautiful castles and a typical farm from the nineteenth century.
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Deep down in the cultural layers of Skåne, lies Uppåkra – Northern Europe’s equivalence to ancient Pompeii. Here, people lived for over 1,100 years (between 100 BC-1000 AD).
Vast quantities of findings and artifacts have been unearthed at the site, of which 28,000 are metal objects. Advanced craftsmanship indicates strong trade relations with ancient Europe and the Middle East. With a massive size of 44 hectares (equivalent to 57 football fields), Uppåkra is today considered the largest Iron Age settlement in Northern Europe.
Stiftelsen Uppåkra Arkeologiska Center bedriver projekt finansierade av
