Rygge Church, Rygge, Norway

Rygge church is a medieval stone church built in the 12th century. The church is one of Østfold's largest, richest adorned and best preserved medieval church in the region.

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Tommy Meyer (2 years ago)
Nice old church.

Kristian Hjortkær Hansen (3 years ago)
Great information about Rygge church's history, and story about some of the historical treasures.

Kent Wigardt (3 years ago)
Peace and harmony.??

egill bragi Eide (3 years ago)
A very nice church .located nicely by the beautiful village yard ?☀️

Anne Karin Saeby (3 years ago)
My old domestic. Great parish priest, well maintained and nice all around.

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