Gunnfjauns Chapel Ruins

Description

Gunnfjauns Chapel in Ardre parish was probably built as a chapel for the medieval marketplace of Kaupungsklint in the 1300s. Today it lies in ruins.

Address
Ardre Alsarve 722, Ljugarn, Sweden

Established
14th century

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