Skaun Church

Skaun, Norway

Skaun Church was built in 1183. There are some medieval frescoes survived. The pulpit was designed by Ole Bildsnider in 1665. The Baroque altarpiece dates from 1773.

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Fylkesveg 754 70, Skaun, Norway
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Founded: 1183
Category: Religious sites in Norway

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User Reviews

Bjørn Rusten (3 years ago)
Cozy and beautiful old medieval church definitely worth a visit.
Geir ove snekkermoen (4 years ago)
Great space and wash the car 😍 Vacuum cleaner too.
Thor-Helge Myhre Østgård (4 years ago)
Awesome church.
Reidun Johanne Dørdal (5 years ago)
The church in my home square. Here I am baptized and confirmed.
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