Sankta Ragnhilds kyrka

The church features a three-nave structure with a semi-circular choir apse, western tower, and an octagonal burial chapel on its southern side.

The oldest sections of the church, including the lower parts of the tower and western bays, date back to the late 13th or early 14th century.

The church houses an altar piece and pulpit from the 1650s, with Hebrew letters spelling JHWH displayed on the wall behind the pulpit.

The church maintains regular services, conducts baptisms, weddings, funerals, and operates Café Ragnhild, which sells fair trade products.

During the Great Northern War, when Russian troops burned much of Södertälje, this church remained one of few buildings left standing.

Location: Södertälje Municipality

Website: https://svenskakyrkan.se/sodertalje/sta-ragnhilds-kyrka

GPS coordinates: 59.19850,17.62610

Latest update: March 22, 2025 23:36