Stånga Church

Description

The oldest parts of Stånga Church were built in the 12th century. The middle nave date from the early 1300s and it was designed by master Egypticus. The font, made by master Hegvald, date from the 12th century and crucifix from the late 13th century.

Address
546 Stånga, Gotland, Sweden

Established
12th century

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