Ängelholm Church

Ängelholm, Sweden

Luntertun, the old town at the mouth of the River Rönne å, features the ruins of the medieval predecessor of Ängelholm church. The only fixture from Luntertun is the church tower from 1470. The present church was built in 1868, and the interior is from 1941. Altar screen and stained glass have been made by Torsten Nordberg.

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Founded: 1868
Category: Religious sites in Sweden
Historical period: Union with Norway and Modernization (Sweden)

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Krister Arndt (4 years ago)
Tid för andhämtning o tankar!
Gun Karlsson (5 years ago)
Beautiful church.
caine bergelin (5 years ago)
Nice old church
Elitza Patronova-Bodurova (6 years ago)
Fantastic atmosphere and school termination in the church
Ask Gasi (6 years ago)
A beautiful and nice church, open to the public.
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