Nösslinge Church

Skällinge, Sweden

Nösslinge Church was originally built in the Middle Ages, but restored in 1688 and 1865. There are beautiful paintings from the three periods painted in 1654, 18th century and 1812.

The church has a medieval door that once graced an earlier church. The font was made in the thirteenth century, and the pulpit, made in the 1500s, is the oldest in Halland county.

References:
  • Marianne Mehling et al. Knaurs Kulturführer in Farbe. Schweden. München 1987.

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Founded: 1688
Category: Religious sites in Sweden
Historical period: Swedish Empire (Sweden)

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Olga Pavluyk (3 years ago)
I was in a local church for a nice service, a very nice minister and beautiful services, there is something to look at and listen to. They sing very beautifully and play the organ well.
Inga-Maj Nilsson (4 years ago)
A place with different memories during the course of life
Lena Larsson (6 years ago)
Leeches at the beach and very curious neighbors all around
Bibbi Månsson (6 years ago)
Beautiful church! Nice surroundings! Worth a visit!
Rune Tenghult (7 years ago)
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