Hof Church

Hof, Norway

Hof Church was built around 1150. The tower was added in 1662 and the porch in 1958. The altarpiece dates from 1637.

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Kirkebrekka 12, Hof, Norway
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Founded: c. 1150
Category: Religious sites in Norway

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Ole-Alexander Martinsen (2 years ago)
A big lit oak tree in front of the church.
Sven Eric Madsen (7 years ago)
Fin gammel kirke som ligger veldig fint till det er litt kronglete for rullestolbrukere men det er rampe der.Det er litt langt til den nye kirkegården
Odd Jønsberg (7 years ago)
Unik middelalderkirke
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