Dalby Church

The stone church features a nave, south aisle, west tower, and a church porch added during the thirteenth century construction period.

The church structure underwent substantial modifications, including the demolition of its apse in 1686 and the collapse of its eastern section in 1750.

The interior contains a twelfth-century baptismal font, medieval wooden sculptures, and a decorated pillar representing elements from Solomon's Temple.

The religious complex incorporates both worship spaces and cemetery grounds, serving the local parish community of approximately 700 members.

Four decorated pillars in the crypt support groin vaults, displaying architectural similarities to the structural elements found in Lund Cathedral.

Location: Uppsala Municipality

GPS coordinates: 59.75984,17.57314

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:11