Rimbo Church

Rimbo, Sweden

Rimbo Church was built in the late 1400s. It is well-known for its finely mural paintings made around the year 1500. There is also a font (13th century) and crucifix (c. 1275) dating from the earlier church.

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1087, Rimbo, Sweden
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Founded: 15th century
Category: Religious sites in Sweden
Historical period: Kalmar Union (Sweden)

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4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)

User Reviews

Kristina Berg (31 days ago)
Nicely located with a peaceful atmosphere...
Mats X (5 months ago)
Beautiful surroundings & church, from the church you can also walk on the Church Path, which is recommended...
kennerth andersson (3 years ago)
Nice church. And that there are nice staff and priests.
Marika Schyberger (3 years ago)
I went to church with my cousin. She is so helpful in making sure it's nice where my beloved Dad and Mom lie. And my cousin's son unfortunately lies there a little way away There have been baptisms, weddings. Funerals. And the priests who worked there, have both baptized, confirmed, solemnized and funerals.
E Holm (3 years ago)
Very nice road paintings from the 15th century although they are restored in the early 20th century. An interesting church with nice details including a medieval wooden cabinet.
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