St. Nicholas' Church

Description

St. Nicholas' Church in Trelleborg was built around 1250. It was completely restored in 1881-1883 according the design of Helgo Zettervall. The font is the oldest inventory, dating probably from the 1300-1400s. The altarpiece was made of stone in the mid-1600s.

Address
Lejonhjälmsgränden 5, Trelleborg, Sweden

Established
c. 1250

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