Veberöd Church

Veberöd, Sweden

Veberöd church was built either in the late 1100s or in the early 1200s and it consisted of nave, choir and apsis. The major restoration was made in the 19th  century. The tower was erected in 1848. The pulpit is made in 1595 and also the altar dates from the 16th century. The bells were casted in 1432 and 1520.

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Founded: ca. 1200
Category: Religious sites in Sweden
Historical period: Consolidation (Sweden)

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Inger Andersson (2 years ago)
Beautifully situated small church. Interesting with wall paintings, beautiful altarpiece and pulpit.
Monica Lönbo (4 years ago)
Felt like coming home. Veberöd is my home village, living in Lund now.
Uno Lundkvist (4 years ago)
Good with outdoor scene.
Robban (4 years ago)
Totally ok little nice church
Janette Hurmerinta (5 years ago)
Right small church with funny priest holding baptism.
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