Lomma Church

Lomma, Sweden

The yellow brick church of Lomma was built between 1871-1873. The present church replaced a medieval building that had stood on the same site since the 12th century. The altar dates from 1566 and it was reconstructed in 1935. There is also a beautiful silver chalice.

References:

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Address

Prästbergavägen 71, Lomma, Sweden

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Details

Founded: 1871-1873
Category: Religious sites in Sweden
Historical period: Union with Norway and Modernization (Sweden)

Rating

4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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User Reviews

Ingrid Wahlden (9 months ago)
Nice old church. Unfortunately, most often visited in sad life events

Johnny Fonsmark (10 months ago)
Nice location by Höjeå, nice well-kept grave sites and bright and open

Eva Clarin (17 months ago)
Fantastic gospel with lovely young people You can't get any closer to heaven!!

Jens Nilsson (2 years ago)
Beautiful church by Höje Å.

Lennart Brunell (2 years ago)
Very nice, modern interior lighting

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