Barsebäck Church, Barsebäck, Sweden

The nave of Barsebäck Church was built in the 1100s and the tower in 1300s. The church was enlarged in the 15th century. The baptismal font and iron parts of the door date from the original church. The pulpit was probably made in 1637.

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Torbjörn Klasson (2 years ago)
Nice little church where my first wife is buried with her parents

Peter Welinder (2 years ago)
Pleasant and nice church for the small group. 2 excellent party rooms right next door.

Thomas Beckvid (4 years ago)
A nice little church. Met a nice and helpful caretaker there.

.Else-Maj Enkvist (4 years ago)
Beautiful and peaceful.

T M (4 years ago)
Very nice church....very good services

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