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Lommabukten bay seen from the shore

What should I know about Lomma before I visit?

Lomma in brief: quick facts and common questions

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Short answer

Lomma is a coastal municipality on the Öresund between Malmö and Lund, made up mainly of Lomma and Bjärred, with the villages of Borgeby, Flädie and Alnarp. It had 24,680 residents on 31 December 2025. Lomma has a railway station with Pågatåg trains from Malmö; Bjärred has no station and is reached by bus. Its landmark, Långa Bryggan in Bjärred, is about 500 metres long according to the municipality.

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How do I get to Lomma from Malmö and Lund?

From Malmö, take the Pågatåg train to Lomma station. From Lund, Lomma kommun names regional bus 139; bus 132 runs from Bjärred and Löddeköpinge. Lines and timetables change, so check Skånetrafiken's journey planner before you travel.

What is Långa Bryggan?

Långa Bryggan is Bjärred's long bathing and walking pier, about 500 metres long according to Lomma kommun, with a cold-bath house and restaurant at its outer end. It is in Bjärred, not in Lomma town.

Can you kitesurf in Lomma?

Yes. Lomma kommun names Lomma beach and Habo Ljung as kitesurfing spots. Give swimmers room and follow signs on the beach; Lomma Beach House offers kite, wing and SUP activities.

Is there a guest harbour?

Yes. Lommabuktens Seglarklubb has guest berths by the library, upstream on the starboard side before the bridge, plus green-marked free berths. See the club's page for current terms.

Can you swim in winter?

The cold-bath house Bjerreds Saltsjöbad / Bjerreds Kallbadhus at the end of Långa Bryggan is privately run; check its own website for winter opening and entry.

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