Asmundtorp Church

Asmundtorp, Sweden

Asmundstorp Church was built in 1897 in neo-Gothic style. It replaced the earlier church from the 12th century. The baptismal font is made of copper probably in Lübeck sometimes in the 15th century.

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Founded: 1897
Category: Religious sites in Sweden
Historical period: Union with Norway and Modernization (Sweden)

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Peter W (13 months ago)
A lovely church. Classic church room with a modern touch. Nice soundscape for music performances and a newly renovated lovely organ that is truly integrated into the church.
Daniel sonesson (14 months ago)
If you love Scania, you should go here. This church that is like a cathedral. In the middle of the Scanian landscape. A must see before resting there.
MizziRizzi (23 months ago)
The church is built in neo-gothic style, it resembles a cathedral. The church was inaugurated in 1897, when it replaced an older church that was demolished in 1895, from which, among other things, the baptismal font, the statue of Jesus and the large chandelier closest to the altar come from. The church was built predominantly with material from Asmundtorp's brickworks. It is a welcoming and warm church with a beautiful, loving and welcoming statue of Jesus. The statue is made in a single piece of marble.
leifjoha nsson (2 years ago)
Nice neo-Gothic church. Suitable for experiencing choirs and concerts in addition to the fine church work in the congregation.
Göran Stenberg (2 years ago)
A "cathedral" in the middle of the countryside! Pampish and beautiful, both outside and inside.
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