Gann Church

Gann Church is a medieval church ruin located in Lärbro on the Swedish island of Gotland. The remains feature a nave, chancel, and tower constructed with stone walls that display characteristic features of 13th-century religious architecture.

The church was built in the 13th century as a religious center for the local community on Gotland. During the 16th century, the Protestant Reformation led to its decline and eventual abandonment as the community's religious focus shifted.

The mural paintings in the chancel walls depict religious figures and scenes that reveal how faith was visually expressed in medieval times. These works offer visitors a rare window into the spiritual life of the community that once gathered here.

The ruins are accessible year-round for visitors who wish to explore the site and observe its preserved medieval stonework. The stabilization work completed in the early 1900s allows visitors to safely view the remaining architectural elements without risk.

The site holds official status in Sweden's national register of archaeological monuments, underscoring its importance to the island's heritage. This recognition ensures the location remains protected and accessible for future generations interested in medieval Gotland.