Vitaby Church

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Vitaby Church dates from the 12th century and it was used also for defensive purposes. The tower was erected a century later. The crucifix dates from the 13th century, pulpit from 1614 and altarpiece was added 1743.

Address
Vitaby kyrkväg 38, Simrishamn, Sweden

Established
12th century

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