Sunne Church

The rectangular church building features a long nave, a west tower with a lantern, and measures 50.5 meters in length with a 31-meter tower.

Construction of the current Sunne Church began in 1831 after local council discussions in 1798, leading to its consecration by Bishop Frans Mikael Franzén in 1835.

The church houses a significant 1600s altar, recognized as one of the largest from that period, along with a traditional Jämtland crafted font from 1690.

The building includes modern amenities such as cloakrooms, restrooms, and storage areas, added during the 1953 restoration and subsequent re-consecration in 1954.

Two bells originally hung in the castle nearby were cast in Stockholm in 1722 and 1745, measuring 116 centimeters and 96 centimeters in diameter.

Operator: Svenska kyrkan

GPS coordinates: 59.83770,13.15449

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:10