Valderøy Church is a long church dating from 1961. The altarpiece is by Finn Emanuel Olsen. The font and pulpit are both made of wood and date from 1961.
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The church in Ålesund was built in stone from 1905. Nordmøre stone was chosen as the material for the church because Ålesund had just suffered a fire in 1904. Frescoes and stained glass by Enevold Thømt.
Giske Church is a long church built of stone in the 12th century. In the 1860s the church underwent changes, including the installation of new large windows. The interior of the church is simple, with signs of the 18th and 19th centuries. The south portal, the best-preserved medieval decoration, has a relief in the arched field above the door of the Lamb of God holding a cross.
The Volsdalen Church is a church built in 1974. The architect of the church, Leif Olav Moen, wanted to give it the appearance of a boathouse. The church in Volsdalen is decorated with stained glass windows and an altarpiece by Frans Widerberg.
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