Ørland Church

Ørland, Norway

Ørland Church was built in 1342 out of stone. The 60cm thick walls are whitewashed stone. None of the original furnishings remain, but the walls are original.

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Founded: 1342
Category: Religious sites in Norway

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4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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Privat Schultz (2 years ago)
The opinion in this church is very pleasant and supportive. Nice church.
Gry Meisingset (3 years ago)
Great church. Pleasant atmosphere and pleasant people who work there.
Svein Ludvig Sagfjera (4 years ago)
Quiet place for reflection.
mr'critical (4 years ago)
Five stars for my love of jesus
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