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Nome, NO
Landsmarka Chapel is one of the first Drakstil ("dragon style") churches that was built in the 1880s. The chapel is built according to the plans of the architect Herman Major Backer. The chapel has an open porch with an arched entrance resembling the arcades of the Stave churches.
Grimstad, NO
The Landvik church is a cruciform church dating from 1824. In 2014, the church in Landvik received a new organ. It is the third organ of the church. The first organ was built in 1893 and was placed above the altar. It was then moved to the gallery at the back of the church. It was replaced by another organ in 1958.
Lanercost, GB
St Mary's church sits within the former nave of Lanercost Priory, an Augustinian monastery founded in 1169. Part of the medieval settlement is in use as the village hall, part is cared for by English Heritage and can be visited, and part has been converted to private dwellings.
Porsgrunn, NO
Langangen church, inaugurated in 1891, is a wooden church designed by Haldor Larsen Børve.
Langenes, NO
Langene Church is a cruciform wooden church probably built in the early 16th century. It is the oldest preserved church in Vesterålen. It is possible that the church was originally built in Gisløya, a little further south in the municipality, and then moved to Langnes.
Larvik, NO
The church in Langestrand is an octagonal church from 1818. It is built in the empire style of the time. The extensions for the choir and the sacristy were added in 1902. In the church, there is a baptismal font from 1596. The previous church was demolished to make way for a new blast furnace at the ironworks.
Bamble, NO
The church in Langesund is a "working church" built in 1991-92 after a church fire in 1755 in 1988. A large part of the church walls are covered with wood.
Sula, NO
Langevåg church is a brick church built in 1948 in Langevåg. The architect of the church is Øyvin Berg Grimnes.
Alta, NO
The Langfjord church in Alta is a simple wooden church dating from 1891. The architects of the church are Tygen and D.G.Evjen.
Nordre Follo, NO
The church of Langhus was built between 1956 and 1975. The church was built to serve as a gathering point for activities other than just religious services. In the basement, numerous group rooms and a lounge were built. In the beginning, the Langhus scout group was based in the church, and the church also served as a school during a period when the school in Vevelstadåsen was expanded.
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The Chassidic Route is a cultural and historical trail tracing the rich legacy of Jewish communities in southeastern Poland and western Ukraine. This region was central to the rise of Chassidism in the 18th century. Here, we highlight 10 remarkable synagogues you’ll discover along this route.
he cradle of the Industrial Revolution in Germany, Chemnitz, is well-known for its industrial heritage landscape, but the city is also home to remarkable examples of religious architecture from different historical periods. Join us as we explore the key landmarks of this European Capital of Culture 2025.
The twin towns of Nova Gorica (Slovenia) and Gorizia (Italy), lying on the border between the two countries, have a rich religious heritage, steeped in centuries of tradition. If you are looking for ideas for your visit, take note of these 10 religious sites that you should not miss.
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