Vereide Church

Gloppen, Norway

Vereide Church was originally built in the 1100s and the oldest parts of the present church date back to that time. This is the oldest surviving stone church in the Nordfjord region. The church was extensively remodeled in the 1600s and a few times since then. The present church seats about 460 people.

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Founded: 12th century
Category: Religious sites in Norway

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Estere Kristovska (3 years ago)
Øystein Vereide (3 years ago)
Definitely worth a visit! Beautiful location
Neil Hamilton Barrie (4 years ago)
Recently I attended this famous church ( one of the oldest in Norway ), and this church has very professional solutions for all situations. Will be great to visit again under happier situation.
Ina Haugen (5 years ago)
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