Ramundeboda Church

Laxå, Sweden

The wooden church of Ramundeboda was built by industrialist Anton von Boij to the site of ruined Ramundeboda abbey. The church was anyway moved to Laxå between1898-1899.

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Address

Casselgatan 11, Laxå, Sweden
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Details

Founded: 1686-1688
Category: Religious sites in Sweden
Historical period: Swedish Empire (Sweden)

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4.8/5 (based on Google user reviews)

User Reviews

Anders Stahlberg (12 months ago)
Very nice and pleasant church. Can highly recommend a visit here. I'm not religious, but the church is still worth seeing
Gunnel Ahlgren (17 months ago)
Very beautiful little church!
Berit Ahlberg Åhammar (2 years ago)
A very beautiful 17th century church with some original paintings left. We were lucky enough to get in and see.
jörgen gustavsson (2 years ago)
Feel free to visit this church Absolutely amazing very beautiful
Madelene Björk (2 years ago)
Cool church that gave some viking vibes. Very special location in the middle of a residential area. But well worth a visit if you have the roads past Laxå.
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