Ljusnarsberg Church

The Ljusnarsberg Church stands with red-colored wooden shingles and multiple spires as one of the largest wooden churches in central Sweden.

Built in 1635 during the copper mining era of the region, the church underwent several expansions throughout the 17th century to accommodate the growing community.

The church complex includes a cemetery that reflects local burial traditions and serves as a central gathering place for religious ceremonies in Ljusnarsberg Municipality.

Located at coordinates 59.87724 latitude and 14.99715 longitude, the church remains active for services and community events throughout the year.

The architectural design combines traditional Swedish wooden building techniques with religious elements, creating a structure recognized for its size among wooden churches.

Location: Ljusnarsberg Municipality

GPS coordinates: 59.87724,14.99715

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:43