Enebakk Church

The rectangular stone structure features sandstone portals, corners, and a west tower that rises above the nave of the building at Ignaveien 14.

Construction of the church began in 1104, with the west tower added in 1200 and later modified to its current form in 1520.

The church interior contains medieval frescoes uncovered in the 1960s, decorated in Renaissance style across the walls of the nave.

The church maintains a seating capacity of 280 people and remains active for religious services, baptisms, and community gatherings.

The wooden tower structure from 1622 stands as the oldest preserved tower of its kind attached to a stone church in Norway.

Location: Enebakk

Inception: 1104

GPS coordinates: 59.76184,11.14665

Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:36