Kyrkhärbret i Älvdalen

The rectangular timber structure features ornately designed doors and traditional Swedish craftsmanship techniques utilizing logs for construction and preservation.

Built in 1285, this wooden building functioned as a storage facility for tithes collected from the local congregation in the Älvdalen region.

The timber house represents medieval Swedish architecture and demonstrates the construction methods that influenced building practices throughout the region.

Located within five minutes of Hotell Aelvdalen and Porfyrmuseet Museum, visitors can access guided tours and historical information year-round.

The structure maintains its position as the second oldest dated wooden building in Sweden, following only Eldhuset at Zorns gammelgård from 1237.

GPS coordinates: 61.22582,14.04306

Latest update: March 4, 2025 09:41