Brågarp Church

Staffanstorp, Sweden

The first known church in Brågarp was probably a stave church, which was replaced with a stone church in the mid-1100s. The tower was added in the 1854. The font dates from the original medieval church. The original altarpiece, made in 1618, is today moved to the parish house.

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Founded: ca. 1150
Category: Religious sites in Sweden
Historical period: Consolidation (Sweden)

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Peter Larsson (3 years ago)
En underbar kyrka med sin fina akustik. Ett fint besök.
Magnus Brink (3 years ago)
Small nice church. A little strange without benches.
Lotta Richtner (4 years ago)
MARRIED ME IN THIS NICE CHURCH 52 YEARS AGO ...
Göran Bladh (4 years ago)
Small nice church, which we got married in 39 years ago.
Lennart Nilsson (4 years ago)
It is a small but cozy church and a fairly new organ that you can enjoy.
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