Løten Church, Løten, Norway

Løten Church is a stone church probably built around 1200. It was latest rebuilt in 1873. The font dates from 1815 and pulpit from 1873. The altarpiece was donated to the church in 1873.

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Kay Nyholt (3 years ago)
Great church and chapel. Neat cemetery and lots of garden tools and wheelbarrows.

Marit Elisabeth Nøkleby Bjerkåsholmen (4 years ago)
Løten church is a great church. Nice inside and lovely outside and a super large car park. Super performers and good acoustics. Take a trip and see and hear ❤?

Christoffer Elstrøm (6 years ago)
One of the most beautiful churches in Norway. Idyllically located by Mjøsa with sunny surroundings and a great church staircase for the important days!

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