Åsane Church

The circular design of Åsane Church incorporates large windows that fill the interior space with natural light, accommodating up to 600 worshippers during services.

After a fire destroyed the previous church in 1992, architect Trygve Dyngeland designed this modern structure, which opened its doors in December 1993.

The church maintains Norwegian religious traditions through regular services, baptisms, and ceremonies while adapting to serve the growing Åsane community.

The building includes movable walls, a kitchen, office spaces, and a basement hall that can host up to 400 people for various community gatherings.

Located one kilometer south of its predecessor, this church replaced a historical stone building from 1795 that only seated 250 people.

Location: Bergen Municipality

Inception: 1993

GPS coordinates: 60.46694,5.32209

Latest update: March 4, 2025 23:54